Estwald (aka Hermes) renouvelle son System Manager

Playstation 3 / 4

Orion et Estwald se renvoient les mises à jour comme des balles de tennis sur System Manager. Après une dernière version proposée par Orion, c’est désormais le tour d'Estwald. Orion avait offert une version adaptée au CFW 4.70 en février dernier. Aujourd'hui, Estwald (aka Hermes) met à disposition sa version dans laquelle il a donc officiellement rajouté le support des derniers firmwares.

Pour information, System Manager permet de lancer, lors du boot, Control Fan Utility mais aussi PRX Loader et les plugins Cobra. Il permet donc un contrôle dynamique dans webMAN (et ses mods) et s'avère être une bonne solution pour optimiser le refroidissement des composants de la console.

Du reste, Estwald nous précise tout cela dans son post :

• Well, it's done in the git, new_core has changes.

• sm.self already compiled.

• with patches to CFW 4.70 (I advise prudence someone more expert to try it first).

How does it work?

So basically when the temperature changes instead of setting the value directly it reaches the target speed from wherever you are in a series of steps. sysUsleep as the loop is 400 ms, that means a step forward every 400 ms. There is an internal counter that counts to 5 and at position 1 makes the temperature reading and tries to adjuststeps in relation to the tables and no one moves every turn. If this I want to play, look to it yourselves . In principle, it is matched up to a maximum of 5 steps, but as a decimal precision is lost, there may be more, of course. Anyway, I try it and see if you like best. And no, I have not . It's just that one day is a day as a forum people get around a theme and no one program, the thing comes to nothing and less . So there you have a variant.

EDIT:

You can try from the Iris own to make a jump something great temperatures to be enough to return to the lower limit and see how it behaves if you want to make the most progressive leap with. Add number of steps or make adjustment step by step with a lower frequency of 400 ms (adding a counter that makes setting one in two or more cycles) to see what you like best. To me as it is, that's fine. Greetings.