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Feature: Allow curve points have the same temperature #2582

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Paprikar opened this issue Jun 21, 2024 · 2 comments
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Feature: Allow curve points have the same temperature #2582

Paprikar opened this issue Jun 21, 2024 · 2 comments

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@Paprikar
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Paprikar commented Jun 21, 2024

Issue:

I want to be able to instantly set the desired % when the sensor reaches temperature X (this is the leftmost point).
That is, there will be two points along temperature X - with the initial % (% before reaching X) and with the final % (% when reaching X inclusive).

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The curve looks something like this (i manually edited config):

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Here, the two leftmost points have the same temperature (45°), but one is at 0% and the other is at 30%.
In this case, a temperature below 45° will return 0%, but once the temperature reaches 45°, the return value will instantly reach 30%.

Currently, the point to the right of the left point cannot be moved to the left to the same temperature (of left point).
Also, of course, you need to be able to "approach" the right point from the face of the left one as well.

It does not seem that running the temperature through such a curve (as on the screenshot) leads to any anomalies.

P.S. Its a NVIDIA GPU with classic 30% thing, hence the desire.

@Rem0o
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Rem0o commented Jun 21, 2024

Just do (44.9, 0) and (45, 30) for your second point. Drag the point as close as the software allows will result in that 0.1. I don't understand why you want both points to be exactly on the same temperature? Control wise, the final effect would be the same anyway.

@Paprikar
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Paprikar commented Jun 22, 2024

Oh, I didn't realize that by moving them with the mouse you could move them closer.

Yes, in fact, initially the sensors (at least in my case), give integer values, so effectively it would work as it should anyway.

But after installing a plugin to get the Hot Spot temperature of the video card, I got a sensor with one fractional digit and my perfectionism overtook me xd.

But you're right, the usefulness of the feature is relatively small.

Alternatively, you could either limit the interface for receiving sensor data forcibly to integer values, or still allow the curve points to be set to the same X position.

In any case, thanks for the reply.

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