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Ronald Klop writes:
> This is interesting by itself. According to the sysctl the CPU only has 1
> frequency to select, which is 2803, but it is running on 3103. Maybe there is
> some
Yes, I've always had a bit of trouble understanding how these things fit
together...
(Also not the best laptop I've had in a number of other ways)
> other mechanism which influences the CPU freq on your machine. I hope
> somebody else can shine some light on this.
> Doesn't the output (or source) of powerd give some insight on why it makes
> the decisions it makes?
Only stuff like:
load 144%, current freq 3692 MHz ( 0), wanted freq 5606 MHz
load 127%, current freq 3692 MHz ( 0), wanted freq 5606 MHz
load 120%, current freq 3692 MHz ( 0), wanted freq 5606 MHz
load 136%, current freq 3692 MHz ( 0), wanted freq 5606 MHz
load 132%, current freq 3692 MHz ( 0), wanted freq 5606 MHz
But it is not entirely obvious to me that powerd actually does anything...
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