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- [general]
- ; The reaper thread will check every 5 seconds for exited clients, for config file changes, and for the CPU/iGPU power balance
- reaper_freq=5
- ; The desired governor is used when entering GameMode instead of "performance"
- desiredgov=performance
- ; The default governor is used when leaving GameMode instead of restoring the original value
- ;defaultgov=powersave
- ; The iGPU desired governor is used when the integrated GPU is under heavy load
- igpu_desiredgov=powersave
- ; Threshold to use to decide when the integrated GPU is under heavy load.
- ; This is a ratio of iGPU Watts / CPU Watts which is used to determine when the
- ; integraged GPU is under heavy enough load to justify switching to
- ; igpu_desiredgov. Set this to -1 to disable all iGPU checking and always
- ; use desiredgov for games.
- igpu_power_threshold=0.3
- ; GameMode can change the scheduler policy to SCHED_ISO on kernels which support it (currently
- ; not supported by upstream kernels). Can be set to "auto", "on" or "off". "auto" will enable
- ; with 4 or more CPU cores. "on" will always enable. Defaults to "off".
- softrealtime=off
- ; GameMode can renice game processes. You can put any value between 0 and 20 here, the value
- ; will be negated and applied as a nice value (0 means no change). Defaults to 0.
- ; To use this feature, the user must be added to the gamemode group (and then rebooted):
- ; sudo usermod -aG gamemode $(whoami)
- renice=0
- ; By default, GameMode adjusts the iopriority of clients to BE/0, you can put any value
- ; between 0 and 7 here (with 0 being highest priority), or one of the special values
- ; "off" (to disable) or "reset" (to restore Linux default behavior based on CPU priority),
- ; currently, only the best-effort class is supported thus you cannot set it here
- ioprio=0
- ; Sets whether gamemode will inhibit the screensaver when active
- ; Defaults to 1
- inhibit_screensaver=1
- ; Sets whether gamemode will disable split lock mitigation when active
- ; Defaults to 1
- disable_splitlock=1
- [filter]
- ; If "whitelist" entry has a value(s)
- ; gamemode will reject anything not in the whitelist
- ;whitelist=RiseOfTheTombRaider
- ; Gamemode will always reject anything in the blacklist
- ;blacklist=HalfLife3
- ; glxgears
- [gpu]
- ; Here Be Dragons!
- ; Warning: Use these settings at your own risk
- ; Any damage to hardware incurred due to this feature is your responsibility and yours alone
- ; It is also highly recommended you try these settings out first manually to find the sweet spots
- ; Setting this to the keyphrase "accept-responsibility" will allow gamemode to apply GPU optimisations such as overclocks
- ;apply_gpu_optimisations=0
- ; The DRM device number on the system (usually 0), ie. the number in /sys/class/drm/card0/
- ;gpu_device=0
- ; Nvidia specific settings
- ; Requires the coolbits extension activated in nvidia-xconfig
- ; This corresponds to the desired GPUPowerMizerMode
- ; "Adaptive"=0 "Prefer Maximum Performance"=1 and "Auto"=2
- ; See NV_CTRL_GPU_POWER_MIZER_MODE and friends in https://github.com/NVIDIA/nvidia-settings/blob/master/src/libXNVCtrl/NVCtrl.h
- ;nv_powermizer_mode=1
- ; These will modify the core and mem clocks of the highest perf state in the Nvidia PowerMizer
- ; They are measured as Mhz offsets from the baseline, 0 will reset values to default, -1 or unset will not modify values
- ;nv_core_clock_mhz_offset=0
- ;nv_mem_clock_mhz_offset=0
- ; AMD specific settings
- ; Requires a relatively up to date AMDGPU kernel module
- ; See: https://dri.freedesktop.org/docs/drm/gpu/amdgpu.html#gpu-power-thermal-controls-and-monitoring
- ; It is also highly recommended you use lm-sensors (or other available tools) to verify card temperatures
- ; This corresponds to power_dpm_force_performance_level, "manual" is not supported for now
- ;amd_performance_level=high
- [cpu]
- ; Parking or Pinning can be enabled with either "yes", "true" or "1" and disabled with "no", "false" or "0".
- ; Either can also be set to a specific list of cores to park or pin, comma separated list where "-" denotes
- ; a range. E.g "park_cores=1,8-15" would park cores 1 and 8 to 15.
- ; The default is uncommented is to disable parking but enable pinning. If either is enabled the code will
- ; currently only properly autodetect Ryzen 7900x3d, 7950x3d and Intel CPU:s with E- and P-cores.
- ; For Core Parking, user must be added to the gamemode group (not required for Core Pinning):
- ; sudo usermod -aG gamemode $(whoami)
- ;park_cores=no
- ;pin_cores=yes
- [supervisor]
- ; This section controls the new gamemode functions gamemode_request_start_for and gamemode_request_end_for
- ; The whilelist and blacklist control which supervisor programs are allowed to make the above requests
- ;supervisor_whitelist=
- ;supervisor_blacklist=
- ; In case you want to allow a supervisor to take full control of gamemode, this option can be set
- ; This will only allow gamemode clients to be registered by using the above functions by a supervisor client
- ;require_supervisor=0
- [custom]
- ; Custom scripts (executed using the shell) when gamemode starts and ends
- ;start=notify-send "GameMode started"
- ; /home/me/bin/stop_foldingathome.sh
- ;end=notify-send "GameMode ended"
- ; /home/me/bin/start_foldingathome.sh
- ; Timeout for scripts (seconds). Scripts will be killed if they do not complete within this time.
- ;script_timeout=10
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