Up to date guide is here [image] Echoa / AMD-Pstate-Guide · GitLab GitLab.com Linux 5.17 is here and just around the corner for Arch users who dont build their own Kernels and have it already. Even if you do here is the short and easy of using the new P-St…

No it was already installed and enabled? :man_shrugging: Edit: Maybe that’s only for laptop on battery? Edit2: I think i found it? [Screenshot_20230801_131358]

Switch to: What options do you have over there ?

It doesn’t seem to work but it has performance, balance and power save and leave unchanged.

[image] ricklinux: It doesn’t seem to work but it has performance, balance and power save and leave unchanged. Those are the 3 modes that power-profile-daemon can use. [image] ricklinux: It doesn’t seem to work It works, check with watch -n1 "grep \"^[c]pu MHz\" /proc/cpuinfo" , you w…

Maybe it works but the slider in the notification doesn’t change? Edit: Looks the same to me.

[image] ricklinux: Maybe it works but the slider in the notification doesn’t change? Edit: Looks the same to me. This has been discussed here: [image] KDE power profiles not changing Plasma Mobo: HP model: 8575 v: 21.17 serial: <superuser required> UEFI: AMI v:…

Maybe it’s already using powersave? [Screenshot_20230801_132432-1] Edit: I won’t waste anymore of your time. This amd pstate stuff keeps changing anyway. I’ll just see where it goes. I’m also running ECO mode 65w anyway in Bios.

hmm, it seems to be. The * is pointing to the power-saver, so I suppose it is working… You can also check here for KDE power management: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/KDE#Power_management

Guided mode enables boost by default, look at my post here: [image] How to use AMD P-State in Linux Kernel, boot, graphics & hardware hm… I’m not sure if its working here… Sorry, output below is in Portuguese, but as you can see, with amd_pstate=active, I’m getting amd-p…

hello since kernel 6.5 , for AMD ryzen Zen2+ or more amd-pstate should be activated by default , if i test no boot option → acpi-cpufreq amd-pstate=passive → amd-pstate ( 1 scheduling mode cpu ) amd-pstate=active → amd-pstate epp V2 ( 2 scheduling modes cpu & power ) anyone can confirm that poi…

How to use AMD P-State in Linux

General system Kernel, boot, graphics & hardware

anon49550872 August 1, 2023, 5:22pm 447

This has been discussed here:

Check if the problem persists when using LTS kernel ?