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    Clear Linux Switches From ACPI CPUFreq To P-State

    Phoronix: Clear Linux Switches From ACPI CPUFreq To P-State

    Intel's Clear Linux distribution has switched from using the ACPI CPUFreq scaling driver for recent generations of Intel hardware to now using the P-State CPU frequency scaling driver...

    Clear Linux Switches From ACPI CPUFreq To P-State - Phoronix
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    Does Clear Linux use acpi_idle or intel_idle?

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      Originally posted by czz0 View Post
      Does Clear Linux use acpi_idle or intel_idle?
      we use intel_idle

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        Why is it using performance governor? I read somewhere that performance/pstate is similar to performance/cpufreq and powersave/pstate is similar to ondemand/cpufreq. Then where does performance/pstate stands in terms of power usage?

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