General throttle questions

[Soulmech]

After some system crashes the general throttle looks promising.
Made some rules:
if cpu temperature > 70 shutdown     [Does emergency shutdown of the system, as fast as possible]
if cpu temperature > 64 throttle        [Enables a full capture of running programs. They will all be throttled above this setting]
if cpu temperature > 68 email           [Send an email]
if cpu temperature < 50 email           [Send an email when the temperature goes low meaning no BOINC activity]
if gpu temperature < 60 email           [Same but for GPU]

My CPU (AMD Turion64 2.0GhZ dual-core) runs at over 80C on average, with BOINC and F@H running. I'm not sure if this is normal, but I've read about Turions being able to go up to 90-95C before shutting down. If you include a feature like this, please allow it to be tweaked/disabled.

[fred]

After some system crashes the general throttle looks promising.
Made some rules:
if cpu temperature > 70 shutdown     [Does emergency shutdown of the system, as fast as possible]
if cpu temperature > 64 throttle        [Enables a full capture of running programs. They will all be throttled above this setting]
if cpu temperature > 68 email           [Send an email]
if cpu temperature < 50 email           [Send an email when the temperature goes low meaning no BOINC activity]
if gpu temperature < 60 email           [Same but for GPU]

My CPU (AMD Turion64 2.0GhZ dual-core) runs at over 80C on average, with BOINC and F@H running. I'm not sure if this is normal, but I've read about Turions being able to go up to 90-95C before shutting down. If you include a feature like this, please allow it to be tweaked/disabled.

It will be something you can enable if you wish, modified in all possible ways . But it's just something extra, if you don't need it don't use it.

[Soulmech]

It will be something you can enable if you wish, modified in all possible ways . But it's just something extra, if you don't need it don't use it.

Just wanted to make sure it wasn't going to be hardcoded or anything like that.