The Mac does come with a utility to reduce the priority of a running app. This is not the same as making it slow down. Reducing the priority means that the app will run deeper in the background and allow other apps to use the GPU or CPU "first". It places the app back further in the queue. You can set your upscale app to only run after everything else. Perhaps this will slow it down.I'm looking for a utility/app where I can throttle the GPU.
My Studio M1 Ultra is heating up and the fans are getting loud.
I rather limit the GPU than deal with the noise.
A quick search didn't yield any results, so I'm hoping some of you know a trick to do this.
Read how to use it: Go to the terminal and type "man renice". The "man" command will print out a manual page for the renice command.
Renice has been around a LONG time, it has been part of UNIX from about the 1980's long before GPUs were invented, so GPU throttling is not the intended use.