start:setcpuscalingnogui
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| - | cpupower frequency-set --governor powersave | + | sudo cpupower frequency-set --governor powersave |
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| watch "cat / | watch "cat / | ||
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| + | NOTE: If you are using intel pstates (most likely you are on intel CPU) the only control you have is setting performance or powersave. As intel controls the frequency between their values there isnt a lot you can do without disabling intel pstates. This is not recommended and you will suffer in terms of performance. | ||
| + | While playing games use performance, | ||
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| + | You can use "sudo cpupower frequency-info" | ||
| After reboot changes will be lost. To make a startup script one way is (another option shown elsewhere in this wiki is with systemd, just feel like showing you a second way): | After reboot changes will be lost. To make a startup script one way is (another option shown elsewhere in this wiki is with systemd, just feel like showing you a second way): | ||
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