Ralf Mardorf wrote: > Hi Dave :) > > I guess the fan is controlled by the BIOS and not by the kernel or any > Linux application, I guess it's an ACPI function.
ACPI can be controlled by user space applications. > > I don't think that ACPI is turned off. I'm still with 64 Studio 2.1 and > here my dual core always runs with full speed, while for my Suse the CPU > speed is managed to fit the load. > > If the CPU always runs on full speed, the CPU gets warmer and the fan > will run faster. I guess this is the reason why your CPU is running > faster, while you are using 64 Studio. It's possible to change this, but > maybe it's better for audio performance to run the CPU always with > highest frequency. > On my laptop I disable frequency scaling when doing audio work as the frequency scaling sometimes causes glitches when I am pushing the hardware.
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