: You should already have plugin-type=1 injected, typically via SSDT-PLUG or SSDT-XCPM .
The CPUFriend.kext release provides the framework to inject custom power management data (specifically, the CPU Power Management Data or _PM data) into the kernel. This forces macOS to utilize the correct Frequency Vectors and P-states for your specific processor model. cpufriend.kext release
./ResourceConverter.sh --kext /path/to/Mac-827FAC58A8FDFA22.plist : You should already have plugin-type=1 injected, typically
After booting macOS with the new release: cpufriend.kext release
It then replaces the returned data with vectors tailored to the user’s specific CPU, whether that be an Intel Core i7-10750H in a laptop or a Xeon W-3175X in a workstation.