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    Phoronix: Linux 5.9 To Allow For Toggling Energy Efficiency Mode On Kaby Lake CPUs

    The patches talked about last month for a new "energy efficiency" tunable for the Intel P-State driver for Kabylake / Coffeelake CPUs is set to go into Linux 5.9 for those wanting to increase the energy efficiency of these CPUs on Linux albeit with reduced performance...

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    If your performance wasn't low enough after the mitigations, you can also enable this I guess

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    • #3
      I'd enable this on my laptop because it's rarely used for anything demanding but it's a Skylake. Likely to be replaced with a Ryzen 4000 series.

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      • #4
        I disabled all mitigations on my Coffee Lake Refresh laptop, but I also did 100mV undervolt on CPU and disabled Turbo Boost. Even without Turbo Boost but with disabled mitigations my laptop feels a lot more performant then with full frequency but mitigations on. And thanks to undervolt (and no TB of course) it is cool as it never ever was.

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