Comment 11 for bug 22336

Ok. THRS is your system temperature rather than your CPU temperature - the
system is supposed to start slowing the CPU down once it gets to 75 degrees. Can
you try the following:

watch cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRS/trip_points

then do something CPU intensive. When the temperature gets above 75 degrees, cat
/proc/acpi/processor/*/throttling and see if it changes - a * should appear by
the currently active field.

In *theory*, once the temperature gets above 75 degrees, the processor should
throttle down heavily. In practice, 5 degrees may be sufficiently little that
the kernel may not ramp up the throttling fast enough to help. Your DSDT states
that the resampling should only take place every 30 seconds - if the kernel
doesn't throttle the machine sufficiently, it may reach the trip point before
that period has elapsed.