Update thermal-config.xml surface-pro-intel #1596
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Description of changes
This changes the current thermald configuration for surface-pro-intel, here is the original comment with the explanation of where these changes come from.
linux-surface/linux-surface#221 (comment)
I can confirm it seems to work very well with the surface pro 7 model. I think we could use this PR to see if it could potentially be also used or other intel models
Things done
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