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    Intel Posts Patch For Fixing/Boosting Lunar Lake Linux Performance On ASUS Laptops

    Phoronix: Intel Posts Patch For Fixing/Boosting Lunar Lake Linux Performance On ASUS Laptops

    Since purchasing an Intel Core Ultra Series 2 "Lunar Lake" laptop for Linux testing last month, the performance has been coming in below expectations. Among the tests were finding Xe2 graphics on Lunar Lake performing slower that under Windows 11 and in comparison slower than Meteor Lake graphics on Linux. Intel engineers have been able to reproduce my original findings and they uncovered the culprit is a new ASUS laptop feature called AIPT. In turn a patch was posted today for supporting ASUS AIPT controls under Linux to fix this low Lunar Lake Linux performance...

    Intel Posts Patch For Fixing/Boosting Lunar Lake Linux Performance On ASUS Laptops - Phoronix
    https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-Lunar-Lake-ASUS-AIPT
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    That reminds me that you can't just buy a random laptop and expect it to run Linux...
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      Ah great, a third way to do the same thing.

      Edit: Maybe it's only half a new way even, one some models at least the Vivobook toggle is implemented in terms of this one.
      Last edited by archkde; 20 October 2024, 10:41 AM.
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        Nice to see that Michael is referenced as the original reporter in the patch, including a link to the Lunar Lake benchmarks article!
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          intel, shmintel. Amateurs

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            Originally posted by MastaG View Post
            That reminds me that you can't just buy a random laptop and expect it to run Linux...
            This reminds me how that you can't trust OEMs to do the right thing when cooking up some fancy features by themselves. Appearently no one cared to validate Linux with that "feature" - that's on Asus to fix next time.
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              Originally posted by MastaG View Post
              That reminds me that you can't just buy a random laptop and expect it to run Linux...
              Not initially anyway, but within 6 months everything is usually sorted out.
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                Originally posted by DesktopLinux View Post
                intel, shmintel. Amateurs
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                  Farkin' ASUS. They suck at software. Armory Crate is a disgusting bloated mess on Windows. Their laptops and desktop motherboards often have weird OEM specific stuff like this.
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                    Originally posted by pWe00Iri3e7Z9lHOX2Qx View Post
                    Farkin' ASUS. They suck at software. Armory Crate is a disgusting bloated mess on Windows. Their laptops and desktop motherboards often have weird OEM specific stuff like this.
                    Wow... sometimes I wonder how much of the "good" stuff I'm missing out on by not running Windows. This video probably sums it up nicely https://youtu.be/8UGO3EG5DC8
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