Help Can't use full CPU frequency, locked at 0.79GHZ, how to disable bd prochot

[3OMDA]

I cant use my full cpu clock i tried unlock frequency but nothing change in ,

btw in windows i just use throttlestop and disable bd prochot
here bdprochot enabled

and here bd prochot disabled

i am doing this every time i start my pc so i wonder if this fonction avaible in pheonix os and if not Is there any other way ?????

 

[HMTheBoy154]

in our Discord server there used to be a guide to hack it using msr-tool
Check it on pinned note or ask anyone to bring that post up

 

[Xtr]

in our Discord server there used to be a guide to hack it using msr-tool
Check it on pinned note or ask anyone to bring that post up

This is the note:
msr-tools

Download msr-tools from: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/688812042429268001/699575658887512164/msr-tools-test-3.zip

• Extract msr-tools-test-3.zip • Copy wrmsr, rdmsr and cpuid to /system/bin
• Open terminal using alt+f1 or alt+f8
• Run the following commands:
chmod a+x /system/bin/cpuid chmod a+x /system/bin/rdmsr chmod a+x /system/bin/wrmsr
• To disable cpu throttling (BD prochot flag)
modprobe msr rdmsr -d 0x1FC
• Whatever the value you get you need to subtract one and use it with this command.

For example if you get 2587321 -1

wrmsr 0x1FC 2587320

• To disable intel turbo boost
wrmsr 0x1a0 0x4000850089

• If this worked for you you can put it in a script to make it happen on boot.

How ? • Make a script as /[system] [data]/ghome/gearboot/boot-comp/msr.sh • Write inside it

modeprobe msr
wrmsr 0x1FC yourvalue

Note: You don't have to manually make it executable, it doesn't matter for gearboot

 

[3OMDA]

it didnt work i tried it with normal boot and unlock frequency boot and nothing happend any other ideas ? also does enabling/disabling intel speedstep in bios matter ???

 

[HMTheBoy154]

unlock frequency boot ? What are you using ? AOS ?

 

[AXON]

it didnt work i tried it with normal boot and unlock frequency boot and nothing happend any other ideas ? also does enabling/disabling intel speedstep in bios matter ???

Provide geardump, lemme see your cmdline

Gathering Logs

GearDump is an automated log collection tool to help boost the debugging process on user-reported issues.

wiki.supreme-gamers.com

 

[3OMDA]

Provide geardump, lemme see your cmdline

Gathering Logs

GearDump is an automated log collection tool to help boost the debugging process on user-reported issues.

wiki.supreme-gamers.com

Post automatically merged: Jul 9, 2021

unlock frequency boot ? What are you using ? AOS ?

i was using posrog os but i switched to darkmatter now and i tried the method again and didnt work

 

[HMTheBoy154]

Post automatically merged: Jul 9, 2021

i was using posrog os but i switched to darkmatter now and i tried the method again and didnt work

ok which command did you type on terminal to fix that problem ?
I need you to type everything that you type on it to fix this bd prochot, so I can see what you were wrong

 

[3OMDA]

ok which command did you type on terminal to fix that problem ?
I need you to type everything that you type on it to fix this bd prochot, so I can see what you were wrong

i type it exactly [the methode didnt work in both system posrog and darkmatter i thinked maybe you misunderstand my last reply because my english little poor ]

 

[AXON]

ok which command did you type on terminal to fix that problem ?
I need you to type everything that you type on it to fix this bd prochot, so I can see what you were wrong

You should check his geardump too I think.

 

[HMTheBoy154]

I checked, full mitigations off with pstate also off, weird
maybe because his kernel doesn't have msr ?

 

[AXON]

I checked, full mitigations off with pstate also off, weird
maybe because his kernel doesn't have msr ?

Oh

 

[HMTheBoy154]

He use stock kernel, so idk if msr exist, but mitigations off is not needed

maybe type modprobe msr and then dump the stuff again

 

[3OMDA]

He use stock kernel, so idk if msr exist, but mitigations off is not needed

maybe type modprobe msr and then dump the stuff again

Oh

i figured it out , i searched in google about msr tool and i found this

its all about odd numbers and even numbers he just wrote 2 after wrmsr 0x1FC and its worked
writing an even number after wrmsr 0x1FC disabel bdprochot

writing an odd number after wrmsr 0x1FC enable bd prochot

so to check if i am right or not ,the number were given to me by rdmsr -d 0x1FC is and odd number 262237

so 262237 plus 1 = 262238 and its even number worked

and number were given to me is enabling bd prochot

maybe this method work on rare cases only idk but its working for me

 

[HMTheBoy154]

Ok...... that seems..... interesting

 

[3OMDA]

after i disabled bd prochot now i need a way to lock the frequency i tried gearlock freq/ gov changer but it works only in normal use of darkmatter when i open a game , idk how but the game crack the limiter and access to full freq and cpu turn into a toaster and pc shutdown i tried other apps performance tweaker /kernel adiutor but same result

 

[HMTheBoy154]

guess time to upgrade kernel and mesa ?

 

[3OMDA]

He use stock kernel, so idk if msr exist, but mitigations off is not needed

maybe type modprobe msr and then dump the stuff again

changing kernel and mesa didnt help me about locking freq i tried lot of kernels now the problem still the same, i need another way idk like adding a line in grub code or something else

 

[AXON]

after i disabled bd prochot now i need a way to lock the frequency i tried gearlock freq/ gov changer but it works only in normal use of darkmatter when i open a game , idk how but the game crack the limiter and access to full freq and cpu turn into a toaster and pc shutdown i tried other apps performance tweaker /kernel adiutor but same result

This can be done but needs some extra efforts. I will see if I can help you, but it will take some time since I'm busy with something else.

Post automatically merged: Jul 11, 2021

changing kernel and mesa didnt help me about locking freq i tried lot of kernels now the problem still the same, i need another way idk like adding a line in grub code or something else

What is the frequency you want to lock at?

 

[3OMDA]

This can be done but needs some extra efforts. I will see if I can help you, but it will take some time since I'm busy with something else.

This can be done but needs some extra efforts. I will see if I can help you, but it will take some time since I'm busy with something else.

Post automatically merged: Jul 11, 2021

What is the frequency you want to lock at?

1.5 ghz is good for and safe for my pc