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On Sun, 2012-08-05 at 22:20 +0200, Robin Gareus wrote:

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> I really wonder why you are all raving about this.

Take a look at your own NB [1].
> Disable PCI and/or PCIe power-management in the BIOS and also disable

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> EIST and C1E halt-states; and, the 'ondemand' governor will works just fine.

There's no PCI/PCIe power-management option and no EIST for my BIOS.

C1E already was disabled.
> If you have an unlimited supply of power and noise of cooling

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> the system is of no concern: sure, use the 'performance' CPU-freq

> governor -- reducing the number of possibilities in complex systems

> usually increases reliability... which is indeed a good thing for audio.

!
Regards,

Ralf
[1]

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> NB. frequency scaling _can_ be an issue when using jack2 (or tschak) on

> a multi-core machine: The total system-load (over all CPUs) may still be

> too low for the CPU governor to react, while DSP load is already at the

> limit.

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