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Fix maximum temperature goes down #18

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@biji biji commented Nov 7, 2015

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Hi, "Maximum" should show current maximum temperature. It shouldn't show maximum temperature for all time.

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biji commented Nov 10, 2015

Hi..
IMHO maximum temperature should apply in one session/login. For example I want to know what max temp while playing game (I want to compare when using coolpad or not)

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I'll think about max session temperature for each sensor functionality #21. But "Maximum" should show current maximum temperature.

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@UshakovVasilii Can you suggest a case when the current maximum implementation useful?
I also thought that it's maximum per session - to monitor maximum CPU temperature

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@UshakovVasilii Can you suggest a case when the current maximum implementation useful?
I also thought that it's maximum per session - to monitor maximum CPU temperature

I use it. It's like… computer's actual temperature for me. Like if your body has different temperatures in different places, you're taking a maximum one (it's 36.6 for healthy people, other places on skin and body has lower temperature). So, I just monitoring the most problematic place in my computer, for any task (CPU-related, GPU or SSD), especially when I do something heavy, and only if this maximum goes high (like above 70°) — I can open the extension menu and check what actually gives it.

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araruna commented Jun 9, 2021

@UshakovVasilii Can you suggest a case when the current maximum implementation useful?
I also thought that it's maximum per session - to monitor maximum CPU temperature

I use it. It's like… computer's actual temperature for me. Like if your body has different temperatures in different places, you're taking a maximum one (it's 36.6 for healthy people, other places on skin and body has lower temperature). So, I just monitoring the most problematic place in my computer, for any task (CPU-related, GPU or SSD), especially when I do something heavy, and only if this maximum goes high (like above 70°) — I can open the extension menu and check what actually gives it.

Although it is interesting to have this perspective, I believe the name is misleading. I also thought that it referred to the maximum so far (in the current session).

Regardless, I would like to be able to see the latter, as I'm currently trying to monitor if my CPU is prone to overheating.

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