- OpenFreezeCenter-Lite allows users to read/write and control the EC of laptops, specially MSI!
- Same thing just with GUI
- https://github.com/YoCodingMonster/OpenFreezeCenter
- Creating virtual environment. the path i will be using is
/home/pm/Desktop/OFC-l
. HereOFC-l
is the folder with script.python3 -m pip install --user virtualenv python3 -m venv /home/pm/Desktop/OFC-l cd /home/pm/Desktop/OFC-l
- Install
ECTweaker
library, version 2.3 or above.bin/pip3 install ectweaker
- Make sure
secure boot
is disabled. - Opening virtual environment. the path i will be using is
/home/pm/Desktop/OFC-l
. HereOFC-l
is the folder with script.cd /home/pm/Desktop/OFC-l sudo nohup bin/python3 OpenFreezeCenter-Lite.py
- There are 2 outcomes.
- If the EC read/write is not enabled on your OS, the system will enable it and restart and follow up with the second point.
- If the EC read/write is enabled on your OS, the script will generate
config.py
file, which contains the configuration for fan curves and their addresses.
- DONE!
- Save your AUTO and ADVANCED speeds and in notepad and delete the old
config.py
file and then only try the new script. - Opening virtual environment. the path i will be using is
/home/pm/Desktop/OFC-l
. HereOFC-l
is the folder with script.cd /home/pm/Desktop/OFC-l bin/pip3 install ectweaker -U sudo bin/python3 OpenFreezeCenter-Lite.py
- After you have run the script and new
config.py
file is created, paste the new values in the AUTO_SPEED and ADV_SPEED vales place.
- Opening virtual environment. the path i will be using is
/home/pm/Desktop/OFC-l
. HereOFC-l
is the folder with script.cd /home/pm/Desktop/OFC-l sudo bin/python3 OpenFreezeCenter-Lite.py
- Close the terminal and enjoy!!
- MSI GP76 11UG
- Ubuntu
- ISSUE # [CPU] - [LAPTOP MODEL] - [LINUX DISTRO]
Example
ISSUE # i7-11800H - MSI GP76 11UG - UBUNTU 23.05
- Please provide suggestions under the Feedback discussion tab!
- Fan Control
- Basic temperature and RPM monitoring
- Battery Threshold
- Webcam control