Hey there – we have a COMExp7 board (Intel atom 3808) with an RTX A4500 attached thru MXM. We are running Ubuntu 24.04 LTS as the OS. The issue we need to overcome is the throttling of the GPU TDP. We have tried a number of the methods suggested in Nvidia forums and other research and our conclusion is that the limitation is set in the NVIDIA bios and may or may not be driver dependent. Our application is for intensive video processing. Soo I guess we’d like to know if we are correct in our assumptions and if so, how do we overcome this? or if we are out of bounds, what/how do we ger the settings to allow maximum performance and run on constant AC power?
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