Where Does RyzenAdj Store Settings?
RyzenAdj power limits on Linux, CLI flags plus scripts since no config file exists.
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RyzenAdj applies Ryzen power limits from the command line and keeps no config file of its own. Every number in the invocation is the whole state. Reboots and suspends clear it.
Persistence means a script or unit that reruns the flags. Keep that script in version control instead of hunting a settings file. Different APUs tolerate different limits, so validate before sharing.
Where RyzenAdj stores this, by platform
/etc/systemd/system/ryzenadj.service
No config file exists upstream. Store the invocation in a script or unit file. Re apply on boot and resume. Validate thermals per machine.
Frequently asked questions
How do I persist RyzenAdj limits?
Save the exact ryzenadj command line with --stapm-limit, --fast-limit and --slow-limit into a script or unit. Flags apply until reboot. There is no settings file to copy.
Why do limits vanish after suspend?
Create a systemd unit or scheduled task calling ryzenadj after resume as well as boot. Sleep resets limits on most laptops. Test thermals before automating.
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