Software article on CPU /gpu_heat management for phones: 30 45 60 90 120 144 165 185 FPS -xx% +xx%GPU/CPU

Title: Stop Pushing Your Hardware! A Solution to Overheating and Frame Drops on Flagship Phones in 2026

In an era where top-tier flagship phones still experience devastating lag during gaming due to pushing graphics beyond their limits, causing overheating and throttling, I present a "performance capping logic" to maintain stable frame rates instead of crashing the system.

My principle is: 20 45 60 90 120 144 165 185 FPS -xx% + xx% GPU/CPU

Instead of letting the system overheat and then lag, we need to use software to cap performance from the start. A stable and cool device will provide a better gaming experience than constantly pushing high but unstable frame rates.

Raw Logic for Application:

I'm disclosing this logic so everyone can adjust it at the software level according to their phone model:

Prohibition #1: For example, if FPS drops by 1-2 units: Increase performance by 1% to maintain continuity.
Rule #2: If FPS is stable: Reduce power consumption by 0.5% to keep the device's surface temperature lower.
These rules are to avoid confusion in power supply commands, as existing software applications and games on the market already provide sufficient commands.
⚠️ Important Note:

This is raw logic that requires further code development. Avoid conflicting commands (Conflict Logic), such as preventing power increase and decrease commands from executing simultaneously. Also, avoid resource-intensive loops.

Those with coding skills who want to transform a frustratingly hot flagship into a smooth and cool gaming device should try using this logic as a basis for their own code.

If you want this software with this name and raw data to perform better or more aggressively, you need to use it with a CPU that combines the formula CPU2 + 3 + 3 with the formula 30 45 60 90 120 144 165 185 FPS -% +%CPU/GPU.