Mark.Haywood at Sun.COM wrote:

> Mark Haywood wrote:
>> Li, Aubrey wrote:
>>> Mark.Haywood at Sun.COM wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Li, Aubrey wrote:
>>>>> Alexander Kolbasov wrote:
>>>>> 
>>>>>> Attached is the version that prints
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> Status of virtual processor 0 as of: 12/05/2007 12:01:46
>>>>>>  on-line since 11/26/2007 15:06:47.
>>>>>>  The i386 processor operates at [1596, 2128, 2660] 2660 MHz,
>>>>>>        and has an i387 compatible floating point processor.
>>>>>> ...
>>>>> This one looks good to me.
>>>> I should point out that I've seen at least one platform (MacBook
>>>> Pro I think) that exported about 10 P-states.
>>> So are you suggesting we should display a range like [1596 MHz -
>>> 2660 MHz]?
>> 
>> I do feel strongly about either format, but thought others might if
>> they knew it was possible (but probably rare) to see 10 frequencies
>> listed. 
> 
For some users don't know speedstep, a range like [1596 MHz - 2660 Mhz]
 will let them think the processor can change the speed smoothly.
If the range display is prefered, I suggest to give the number of how
many steps out.

> Make that, "I do not ..."
So, what's your thoughts? Keep the current one? But I think Alex's idea
is good, ;-)

-Aubrey

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