Here’s that new thing, which also plays nicely with TLP :thinking: [image] GitHub - AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq: Automatic CPU speed & power optimizer... Automatic CPU speed & power optimizer for Linux. Contribute to AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq development by creating an account on GitHub. …

i’m using this “apps” because on manjaro i started always in “powersafe”. tool like powercpu cannot change this property ( as cpufreq-plugin on xfce ) i have removed tlp ( dont use anymore for desktop ) pro : - we have a log , as info on temperature - no more version powertop since 2014 cons : …

I’m little puzzled on what you’ve said, so in 5.9 auto-cpufreq and stuff like that is not needed anymore?

no in 5.9 intel-pstate ( it concerns all cpu from 2014/2015 ) will not be used https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-5.9-P-State-HWP-Passive there is a patch for some cpu , because it is NOT HWP but Soft internal Intel CPU in some cases https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/ker…

Have you used this one by chance? If you have what are your thoughts about it? [image] GitHub - jsalatas/plasma-pstate: Intel P-state and CPUFreq Manager Widget Intel P-state and CPUFreq Manager Widget. Contribute to jsalatas/plasma-pstate development by creating an account on GitHub. …

been using Auto-cpufreq it work nice for me …

But have you used this widget that I linked to or the script that @keybreak has posted about?

Here is a new video on Auto-Cpufreq, which is in AUR. [Saving Power on a Linux Laptop]

I tried auto-cpufreq but my laptop stays on posersave the whole time unless I connect it to the power source… and since I have a really poor cpu on my laptop (intel n4000) and I use it almost only on battery it’s painfully slow with auto-cpufreq for my taste I use TLP and change the governor to con…

used it for long times … no leave home without :blush: Good video :pray:

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pebcak August 31, 2020, 9:48pm 6

Have you used this one by chance? If you have what are your thoughts about it?

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