I have the same issue on an acer vn7-592g and Ubuntu 18.10. I temporarily fixed by editing thermald config in /etc/thermald/thermal-cpu-cdev-order.xml to deactivate most cooling methods (guess work as the documentation for it is almost none existent)
On my setup only "rapl_controller" seems to work. "cpufreq" has no effect (might have something to do with my TLP config)
"intel_pstate", "intel_powerclamp" and "Processor" never stop throttling once the temperature limit is reached.
If needed, throttling can be reset without rebooting by:
"intel_pstate" --> sudo tlp start (you probably don't need tlp but I don't know the underlying command that makes it work)
"intel_powerclamp" --> sudo rmmod intel_powerclamp (https://askubuntu.com/questions/457252/intel-powerclamp-start-stop-forced-idle-injection)
"Processor" --> no idea, can't even find documentation on what it actually does
I have the same issue on an acer vn7-592g and Ubuntu 18.10. I temporarily fixed by editing thermald config in /etc/thermald/ thermal- cpu-cdev- order.xml to deactivate most cooling methods (guess work as the documentation for it is almost none existent)
<CoolingDeviceO rder> >rapl_controlle r</CoolingDevic e> vice>intel_ pstate< /CoolingDevice> --> vice>intel_ powerclamp< /CoolingDevice> --> vice>cpufreq< /CoolingDevice> --> vice>Processor< /CoolingDevice> --> Order>
<!-- Specify Cooling device order -->
<CoolingDevice
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</CoolingDevice
On my setup only "rapl_controller" seems to work. "cpufreq" has no effect (might have something to do with my TLP config)
"intel_pstate", "intel_powerclamp" and "Processor" never stop throttling once the temperature limit is reached.
If needed, throttling can be reset without rebooting by: /askubuntu. com/questions/ 457252/ intel-powerclam p-start- stop-forced- idle-injection)
"intel_pstate" --> sudo tlp start (you probably don't need tlp but I don't know the underlying command that makes it work)
"intel_powerclamp" --> sudo rmmod intel_powerclamp (https:/
"Processor" --> no idea, can't even find documentation on what it actually does