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by srum
2352 days ago
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You could disable Turbo and EIST in the BIOS - most will have a setting for these, and that will result in the cores running at nominal freq. I don't know about a nice high-level linux interface, there may well be one, but if you need to access these settings from a running machine there are MSRs you can poke. |
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