Some hardware get high temperature on my high serria

[RehabMan]

Hi,RehabMan. I have tried something in the guide as i can.But what i can't solve is the CPU PW implement,I use Kabylake i5-7300HQ and MacOS 10.13.6,and i upload the debug zip ,would you like to help me to check the CLOVER or config.plist?i really can not find the wrong.
Thanks.

Solution is here:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/10-13-6-powermanagement.264117/#post-1843582

 

[wxz1992]

Solution is here:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/10-13-6-powermanagement.264117/#post-1843582

Yeah,I have competed CPU PM now.
As your reply,NVMe M.2 ssd PM is not supported by hackintosh,so ,I want to replace my NVMe M.2 ssd by pcie M.2 SSD(My Lenovo R720 does not support SATA M.2).
Is the PM of pcie SSD supported by hackintosh?

Best Regards,
Thank you very much

 

[RehabMan]

My Lenovo R720 does not support SATA M.2
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Is the PM of pcie SSD supported by hackintosh?

Not likely.
What makes you think your laptop doesn't support M.2/SATA?

 

[wxz1992]

Not likely.
What makes you think your laptop doesn't support M.2/SATA?

I have consulted saler of SSD and the saler of laptop,They said my Lenovo R720 only supports pci-e m.2 ,not sata m.2.And i have found some one trying to plugin sata m.2 to R720,but finally,they failed.
Unfortunately，there might be no other pci-e m.2 ssd except NVMe,am I right？
If so, i will have to buy a SATA3 SSD to replace my HDD and uninstall my NVMe.

 

[RehabMan]

I have consulted saler of SSD and the saler of laptop,They said my Lenovo R720 only supports pci-e m.2 ,not sata m.2.And i have found some one trying to plugin sata m.2 to R720,but finally,they failed.
Unfortunately，there might be no other pci-e m.2 ssd except NVMe,am I right？
If so, i will have to buy a SATA3 SSD to replace my HDD and uninstall my NVMe.

Your sources may be wrong. Your ioreg shows an active (PCH chipset) SATA controller.
You could always try it and see what happens.