Re: Suse reports CPU speed as 1GHz
- From: Odie Ferrous <odie_ferrous@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 08:20:51 +0100
Chris Wilkinson wrote:
Yes, I finally managed to work out to keep the CPU at max speed by
Hi there,
Odie Ferrous wrote:
I have Suse 10.1 installed on an AMD 64 4000 machine.
The system reports the CPU speed as 1GHz, yet it is actually
substantially more than that.
The powersave daemon has a CPU frequency policy that can slow
down your CPU clock in times of low demand. If you start a CPU
intensive app you will find your system reports the clock speed
to be full speed again. My Athlon64 runs at 1 GHz most of the
time, but jumps to 2 GHz when I start something that needs lots
of CPU.
The policies can be changed. Use kpowersave in KDE - I'm not
sure what the Gnome equivalent is but I'm sure there would
be one.
--
default, instead of having to alter it each time I booted up...
Odie
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