Public bug reported:
When nothing is going on the lowest the processors with ever scale to is
1.0 ghz this is about 59%. I am expecting the cores to scale to 800 mhz
about 50%. If it could scale even lower than 50 percent that would be
great. Typically I would imagine I could read a blog with two
processors running at 366 mhz. Is this possible? This would help
extend the battery life of the laptop which seems to be a major
complaint of laptop users trying to switch over to linux.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
** Description changed:
When nothing is going on the lowest the processors with ever scale to is
1.0 ghz this is about 59%. I am expecting the cores to scale to 800 mhz
about 50%. If it could scale even lower that 50 percent that would be
great. Typically I would imagine I could read a blog with two
processors running at 366 mhz. Is this possible? This would help
extend the battery life of the laptop which seems to be a major
- complaint of people laptop users trying to switch over to linux.
+ complaint of laptop users trying to switch over to linux.
** Description changed:
When nothing is going on the lowest the processors with ever scale to is
1.0 ghz this is about 59%. I am expecting the cores to scale to 800 mhz
- about 50%. If it could scale even lower that 50 percent that would be
+ about 50%. If it could scale even lower than 50 percent that would be
great. Typically I would imagine I could read a blog with two
processors running at 366 mhz. Is this possible? This would help
extend the battery life of the laptop which seems to be a major
complaint of laptop users trying to switch over to linux.
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Centrino core duo needs to scale each core to 800 mhz instead of 1.0 GHz
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/106629
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