Now I am on to something.
Distance to Tj Max is great and that is the parameter which is probably most accurate. The core temperature is just an educated guess based on experimentation as most of us know. Intel's official Tj Max values are usually unrealistic and therefore the resulting core temperature reported to us via RealTemp is an educated guess based on experimentation and are not necessarily in line with Intel's documentation. Merging the thermal sensor data result below the Distanc to Tj Max result seems logical because it allows a novice to understand the Tj Max data as either "OK" or Processor Hot without having to know the whole background story.
... And the "skin" background is elementary Microsoft Paint with some GIMP effects over the top. What is the pattern I drew called? I hope you can tell me. Draw two perpendicular lines and place an equal amount of hash marks along them and connect the hash marks from the vertical line to the horizontal line in an inverse manner. I am sure that there is a name for the method but I do not know it. Clue me in please.
Creative? I guess. I think it looks sharp. Probably more original than creative. Release a version with one of my "skins" and I would be overjoyed. ...And by "skins" I mean ResHacker'ed.
I tried out the ThrottleStop program and I am sure it has great potential. But for me, it didn't seem necessary since it did not appear that my laptop ever artificially limited CPU speed in order to conserve power to protect the charging/battery/power system. YMMV ...If you could somehow force multi-thread multiplier increases such as Intel Turbo Boost does for single-threaded applications (but for multithreaded applications), that would be amazing.
