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@@ -120,6 +120,13 @@ ANALOGIO: 0
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**IMPORTANT:** Please notice that *my* system is stable with these values. Your notebook might crash even with slight undervolting! You should test your system and slowly incresing undervolt to find the maximum stable value for your CPU. You can check [this](https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-Extreme-Tuning-Utility-XTU-Undervolting-Guide.272120.0.html) tutorial if you don't know where to start.
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+## Monitoring
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+With the flag `--monitor` the tool *constantly* monitors the throttling status, indicating the cause among thermal limit, power limit, current limit or cross-origin. The last cause is often related to an external event (e.g. by the GPU). The update rate can be adjusted and defaults to 1 second. Example output:
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+```
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+./lenovo_fix.py --monitor
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+Thermal: OK - Power: LIM - Current: OK - Cross-comain (e.g. GPU): OK
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+```
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## Debug
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You can enable the `--debug` option to read back written values and check if the script is working properly. At the statup it will also show the CPUs platform info which contains information about multiplier values and features present for this CPU. Additionally the script will print the thermal status per core which is handy when it comes to figuring out the reason for CPU throttle. Status fields stands for the current throttle reason or condition and log shows if this was a throttle reason since the last interval.
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This is an example output:
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