Weblog entry #9 for sebastian

Need more CPU Speed? Use cpufreq-selector!
Posted by sebastian on Fri 4 Nov 2005 at 14:36
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In my new laptop there is an Intel Centrino Mobile processor.

On my Linux system it's working in userspace (800 Mhz) by default.

With the following command I can change the speed of the processor to the highest level:

cpufreq-selector --governor performance

These are the other options you can use with it:

  • userspace (800 MHz)
  • powersave (600 Mhz)
  • performance (100%)

 

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Posted by Anonymous (83.135.xx.xx) on Fri 4 Nov 2005 at 16:40
Or just say cpufreq-selector --governor ondemand and your box dynamicaly picks the cpu-speed curently needed.

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