[Mario Ray Mahardhika]

If anyone still wondering the Linux equivalent of the RWEverything command, here it goes:

1. Install busybox & msr-tools
2. Execute these:
   busybox devmem 0xFED170A8 16 0000
   busybox devmem 0xFED170AC 16 0000
   wrmsr 0x610 0x0

Feel free to make it autostart depending on your init system. If you use systemd, however, this unit can be used:

[Unit] 
After=network.service 

[Service] 
ExecStart=/etc/maximum-performance.sh 

[Install] 
WantedBy=default.target

place it in /etc/systemd/system/maximum-performance.service, then /etc/maximum-performance.sh containing:

#!/bin/bash 

busybox devmem 0xFED170A8 16 0000 
busybox devmem 0xFED170AC 16 0000 
wrmsr 0x610 0x0

and don’t forget to set the correct permission: 744 for /etc/maximum-performance.sh and 664 for /etc/systemd/system/maximum-performance.service. Then just enable it:

sudo systemctl enable maximum-performance.sh

Bang! Now you get unlimited power on boot. Of course you can change the value for wrmsr argument if you want some actual limit.

Testing Geekbench 4 and 5 results in maximum 30ishW power draw and impressive results, double OpenCL, double multi-core CPU (GB5 only), 50% higher single-core CPU.

 

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[Mario Ray Mahardhika]

Had the problem in August. I left it at a local technician service center and they conclude that the keyboard needs replacement due to water damage, 3 months and they can’t find one, BMAX also doesn’t reply to my email asking for a replacement board, even I said I’ll buy it. So I asked the technician to assemble it back and I’ll bring it again when I’ve found the replacement. Magically, when I try it again, it all works. So I guess I’ve been fooled (but failed). All it needs is opening and some dust cleaning.

[Mario Ray Mahardhika]

Very late reply, but a Linux user here. Sadly on KDE Neon, tablet mode isn’t working. It probably works on other DE or distro, though.

[Mario Ray Mahardhika]

I use PhoenixOS 2.6.4, touchscreen works from the beginning but the desktop is upside down. Easily fixed by installing rotation control app and turn on its start on boot functionality (another way would be to tinker with init.sh, but I’m too lazy to do that). The difference, probably, is that I install from the .img instead of .exe. There might be differences in result between the two install methods. I just want it natively, no Windows interference at all.

[Mario Ray Mahardhika]

Mine is 2 weeks old and Crystal Disk Mark gave me an even better speed (attached).

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