This software works in parallel with the CPU and GPU, using FPS as the primary focus and temperature as a ceiling control. To maintain frame rate stability and reduce system heat buildup:
🎮 1. FPS Level + Power Limit + Flexibility
• 30 FPS → base xx% → range xx-xx% → flex ±13%
• 45 FPS → base xx% → range xx-xx% → flex ±12%
• 60 FPS → base xx% → range xx-xx% → flex ±11%
• 90 FPS → base xx% → range xx-xx% → flex ±10%
• 120 FPS → base xx% → range xx-xx% → flex ±8%
• 144 FPS → base xx% → range xx-xx% → flex ±7%
• 165 FPS → base xx% → range xx-xx% → flex ±6%
Note: CPU and GPU can use base and range values. 1. Varying based on chipset architecture for maximum stability.
⚙️ 2. Automated Adjustment Rules
• FPS below target → +x% to +x% (every x seconds) to gradually increase power and prevent the chip from experiencing a sudden power surge.
• Stable FPS → Maintain power level (freeze x seconds) to conserve energy and reduce heat.
• FPS above target → -x% to -x% to reduce excess power that the system doesn't need.
🔥 3. Thermal Control Logic
• CPU temperature > xx°C → Reduce CPU power by -x% to -x%
• GPU temperature > xx°C → Reduce GPU power by -x% to -x%
• Overall system temperature > xx°C → Reduce both CPU and GPU voltage simultaneously by -x%
• Case of separate chip overheating: If CPU is hot but GPU is idle → Reduce CPU voltage first, not GPU. | If GPU is hot but CPU is normal → Reduce GPU voltage first.
⚡ 4. Power Control (Power Management)
• Power Spike (Heavy scene loading/effect surges) → Immediately reduce power by -x%, then gradually restore power.
• Constant Power → Allow the system to gradually and steadily increase power.
🧠 5. Anti-Oscillation Buffer
• Prevent the system from adjusting power levels repeatedly within x seconds.
• After increasing power → wait before decreasing | After decreasing power → wait before increasing.
• Use the average FPS of the past x seconds to calculate and provide smooth power delivery, preventing jagged graph fluctuations.
🎯 6. Priority Order
FPS Stability (Prioritizing frame rate stability)
Temperature Control (Preventing CPU/GPU temperature from exceeding critical limits)
Dynamic Override (Immediately increase power if FPS falls below a certain threshold | Immediately reduce power via override if temperature exceeds a critical level))
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