Gustin Johnson wrote: > Michael Jarosch wrote: > > Am Montag, den 09.03.2009, 12:09 -0600 schrieb Gustin Johnson: > > >> Not a bad idea to put this applet in by default. It is the first thing > >> I add when I do a new install. > > Just like me... > > I guess the real-world-scenario is, that most of the users don't need > > the full realtime-power of their machine most of the time. It's a good > > thing to know, that a frequency change can cause xruns - although I > > never had problems with it. So, it might be better to set full throttle > > if you need realtime-computing - o.k.! But that doesn't actually justify > > the waste of energy 64studio produces ALL OF THE TIME. > > Was this ever confirmed? I know I was unable to reproduce it. The fans > were running full tilt on my laptop but the CPU frequency scaler was > working as expected. In other words, the CPU was idling and spinning up > but the fans did not reflect this.
It's confirmed that the CPU runs on 100% by default, it's not confirmed "that most of the users don't need the full realtime-power". But do they need it? I've got troubles with my audio production on Linux, but sometimes they are working. I never had any trouble with my Suse installs, because they were running on half speed.
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