macbook: mbpfan back with early ramp; SMC idles fan at 79C
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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services.tlp.enable = false;
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services.power-profiles-daemon.enable = true;
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# No mbpfan: measured 5813 of 6500 RPM at idle, so the SMC firmware is
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# already ramping hard on its own. A more aggressive curve has nothing
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# left to give — the cooling path itself is the limit.
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# The SMC holds the fan at its 1200 RPM floor while the package sits at
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# 79C — measured 1210 RPM at settled idle. (An earlier 5813 RPM reading
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# was a rebuild spinning down, not the steady state.) Nothing in-tree
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# ramps applesmc, so drive it directly and start well before 79C.
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services.mbpfan = {
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enable = true;
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settings.general = {
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low_temp = 55; # below this, coast at minimum
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high_temp = 65; # start climbing here
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max_temp = 80; # full tilt — the old ceiling was above idle temp
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};
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};
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# Haswell's own thermal management: throttle gradually via RAPL/P-states
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# instead of waiting for the hardware's PROCHOT emergency brake.
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