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anyone running a "k" skylake processor notice turbo boost, nor multiplier overclocking, work at all under linux?

i noticed that my 6700k with either 4.2 or 4.3 kernel refuse to overclock. if i turn off c-states, manually set voltage, and set my multiplier to something as little as 42, no matter what, linux only reports 4ghz speed.

i've also tried setting cpu governor to performance and even went as far and disabled cpu frequency scaling support (intel_pstate) in the kernel.

even turbo doesn't work if i set everything to default. it never goes above 4ghz under linux. i use cat /proc/cpuinfo and that i7z git program to monitor cpu frequency.

overclocking only works on windows, which currently i'm running windows 10. i have c-states off, turbo on, multiplier set to a fixed 42 sync all cores, and windows power management set to performance.

my motherboard is a asus maximus viii hero.
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>muh gaymez

You had no use for Linux in the first place.
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>>52294105
i never said anything about gaming.
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also want to add when i have governor set to ondemand it scales between 800mhz and 4ghz. even if multiplier is set to 42.
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>>52294116
The motherboard gave you away.
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>>52294182
so? its a fucken good motherboard with an excellent onboard sound solution.

fucken eh not all gaming shit is shit.
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>>52294116
>never said anything about gaming.
>my motherboard is a asus maximus viii hero.
>Republic of Garmers
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>>52294200
>excellent onboard sound solution

My sides.
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>>52294200
>fucken
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>>52294200
>onboard sound
wew lad where do you think you are
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>>52294086
>Using a shitty distro
>Wanting to game on Linux
>Not knowing how to OC using the gayass bios
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can you guys who preach linux left and right stop raging over a motherboard and actually help with your shitty OS that can't even allow cpu overclocking?
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>>52294325
i don't want to game on linux for fuck sakes. or game at all. stop implying shit. you're as bad as reddit
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>>52294342
>overclocking using software
holy shit go kill yourself
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>>52294342
Stop using a shitty distro, find one that actually supports Linux 4.3 or superior and update your microcode, finally OC using your bios and you don't need to disable c-states retard.
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>>52294342
just keep windows on your main PC. if you want to use linux, explore it in a virtual machine or install it to an old laptop.

don't use it for primary purposes until you're comfortable with it. granted, i don't know anything about OP (you?), so i am projecting here.
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>>52294362
who said software? i said bios. can you not read?

if you're implying "cat /proc/cpuinfo and i7z-git" those are fucken programs that show you information not overclocking you idiot.
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>>52294384
i'm using arch, tried gentoo, and even ubuntu.

i also tried stock vanilla kernels and ck kernels.

all the same shit.

debian won't even boot.
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>>52294413
Have you tried updating your shitty microcode?
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>>52294419
all microcode available for linux from intel provide zero updates to skylake, and i have the latest microcode that asus shipped with its bios.
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>>52294439
ur fckd desu senpai
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>>52294374
>Stop using a shitty distro,
Protip: They're all shit.
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>>52294086
It's your own fault for buying a faggot mobo, m8.

Kill yourself. Seriously.
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>>52294530
how the fuck is this a motherboard issue when it works fine in windows?

i don't even need chipset drivers installed in windows and it reports 4.2ghz just fine.
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>>52294600
do you need it overcocked in linux anyway?
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>>52294648
of course linux shills would say this
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>>52294086
>tries linux on new hardware
Not only you won't have any use for it, you won't get any support for it as well.
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>>52294666
it's pretty easy, but i forgot the link.
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>>52294600
lelnux kernel don't quite support skylel yet. Try if 4.4 kernel werks. Also your OC may not be stable, make sure it is.

>>52294648
>it doesn't work
>you don't need that
fuck off
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>>52294086
Awwww shit. I just bought a 6700k for a new compy that will be running linux.

I hope you're wrong.
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>>52294086
Are you sure this is about them not working instead of a problem with cpuinfo reporting? I find it really weird that bios level settings would depend on the underlying operating system.
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>>52294796
I did it, but I went for broadlel
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>>52294105
I bought a ROG motherboard for my 6700k i7 too. Because it had the maximum RAM requirements, socket and PCIe lanes I needed.

Just because he bought a "gaymen" motherboard doesn't mean he's gaymer.
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MUH JEWNTEL '''FEATURES'''
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>>52294830
if cpuinfo isn't reporting correctly then i find it odd its able to report downclocking and clocking back up to 4ghz just fine. i7z-git reports the multiplier of 42 but when it clocks up it never goes past 4ghz. if i set it to performance or disable cpu frequency scaling altogether in the kernel it reports as "40" "4000mhz" even if i set it to 42, 43, or 44.

>>52294789
4.2ghz is stable as a rock. in windows 2 day uptime running prime in the background and runs linx with latest intel linpack for 10 hours with no issues. 4.2ghz isn't really a overclock anyways since its its turbo speed, i just have it set to it 24/7 at 1.23v's. 1.2v's is skylake default for 4ghz.
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>>52294931
just want to add it always shows 42 as the highest multiplier, it never goes over 40 "4ghz" for some reason.
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>>52294789
>lelnux kernel don't quite support skylel yet. Try if 4.4 kernel werks.

lUnix dun support x86

BLOWN THE FUCK OUTTTT
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>>52294946
with i7z-git

and cpupower frequency-info is the same. always shows "4200" max frequency, but never goes above "4000"
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>>52294086
What are you using the computer for?
I'm about to put together a 6700k i7 computer on a similar board to draw images using triangles and learn more about CUDA programming.

Also fuck the consumerist nerds that are caught up on your mobo. I looked forever until I finally found one with all the specs I needed.
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If you set the clock on the BIOS and then use performance governor then there is no way your cpu will change clock speeds. at most you can get bad reported clock speed but nothing else.
You can also try and disable the turbo jewery since when you overclock you want to have stable frequencies.
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>>52294965
i7z might be using the same source from the system, could you run some benchmark comparing both settings to validate it?
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>>52294895
>not buying sabretooth
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>>52294966
honestly, muh programming. i just had the money for nice parts. was either this or more shit chipotle / random shit.

>>52294995
that's what i'm assuming as well but sadly i don't know of any other "benchmarking" stuff on linux that can validate this kind of stuff. i even looked at phoronix test suit but he just uses the same shit.

my old i7 920 worked wonders in linux.
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>>52294086
>free software is bad because it is not 100% compatible with non-free software and it is not restricted by non-free software

no
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>>52294666
>>52294789
>m-muh vidya games

faggots. the lot of you. kill yourselves.
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>>52295051
did you tried Geekbench?
Run the test on both Linux and Windows and see if you are getting the clock speeds and performance you expect.
Also disable turbo shit since your freq will be all over the place and you need a stable clock speed when doing overclock or CPU intensive tasks.
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>>52295057
>non-free software
>non-free software
>non-free software

Was overclocking, not bitching about software
fucking retards.
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>>52295103
>it's linux' fault that I failed to overclock properly
Never change /g/
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>>52295025
I needed micro atx because I wanted to use a small case to make it easier to take around with me. I want to do research on the value of crossover in stochastic beam search and then when I'm done do demos at my old high school robotics team about why comp sci is cool.

>>52295051
Me too. It's nice to have a nice machine to use. I really wanted to use a 4xPCIe M.2 drive, 16xPCIe GPUs and a skylake because it's fun to develop on nice hardware.

Shame you can't OC it though. Hope it's fixed soon.
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>>52295103
>your free software is not up to date in supporting my latest proprietary machine

no, it itsn't - why don't you contribute?
fuck off

>yfw the hardware you mentioned has embedded proprietary software
>yfw you have no face
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>>52295102
Turbo boost is important nowadays also because it balances load across the cores, which is important when not all of them are in use. The performance might be lower for single threaded tasks with overclock but without turbo boost.

Try p7zip internal benchmark, compare the base configuration to the overclocked one setting the threads to 1, the number of cores and the number of logical cores.

https://sevenzip.osdn.jp/chm/cmdline/commands/bench.htm
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>>52295218 also intended for >>52295051
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>>52295122
>4.2ghz is stable as a rock. in windows 2 day uptime running prime in the background and runs linx with latest intel linpack for 10 hours with no issues. 4.2ghz isn't really a overclock anyways since its its turbo speed, i just have it set to it 24/7 at 1.23v's. 1.2v's is skylake default for 4ghz.

KEKED

BLOWN
THE
FUCK
OUT
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There is only way to test it out, do some CPU bench and compare results, cpu freq misreadings are common on Windows and Linux when the CPU is new.
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>>52295246
>it sometimes work and sometimes doesn't work
>hurr durr it was stable in windows but not in Linux
Until I see a technical reason why you think it's Linux fault, I'm gonna call you out on your bullshit.
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>>52295316
>stable in windows but not in Linux
TL:DL, Its lunixes fault

>stable in windows but not in Linux
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The way it reports clock speed is kinda weird. I've found myself in situations before where I cannot actually see an overclock registering in screenfetch or anything, but it often will in actual use.
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Firstly, OP hasn't empirically verified that his operating system is overriding the changes made in the BIOS at all.

One possibility is that the software he is using in the OS to display the information may simply not be recognizing the changes made.

This seems more likely than the OS overriding the changes made in the proprietary BIOS.
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>>52295102
i didn't think of geekbench i'll give it a try

>>52295218
i'll give that a try to and report back later.
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>>52295366
>OS overriding the changes made in the proprietary BIOS.
No

lUnix just blows
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>>52295358
>stable
It's not stable if it sometimes work and sometimes doesn't work, you fucking imbecile.

Lrn2 statistical significance
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>>52295423
this is what i find odd. no matter what, if its done on the bios level, it should just werk.
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>>52295441
It's because OP is full of shit
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>>52294105
Faggot. Read the actual post.
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>>52295440
But if it only crashes in lUnix..........................

>>52295441


> if its done on the bios level, it should just werk.

only if its stable.
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>>52295149
>>52295366
>>52295423

I'll say it again since you haven't addressed it:
OP hasn't empirically verified that his operating system is overriding the changes made in the BIOS at all.

One possibility is that the software he is using in the OS to display the information may simply not be recognizing the changes made.

This seems more likely than the OS overriding the changes made in the proprietary BIOS.

Secondly I'll add that since OP's hardware contains proprietary software - he CANNOT verify that the BIOS itself is not intentionally designed to not function with his *nix OS.
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>>52295460
i am the op you responded to.

i find it odd its not showing right in linux.
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I'm waiting for OP's bench to test the claim he made about different cpu clock speeds.
>>52295423
>i made claims before i have actual proof
>i was just pretending.
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>>52295496
>Implying i care
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>>52295483
>But if it only crashes in lUnix..........................
You need to try more than once and run it for a significant duration in time before you can empirically conclude that this is the case.

It sounds like you are experiencing random behaviour and jumping to conclusions, especially because you haven't tried to verify the system settings in anyway at all (as plenty of other people have pointed out).
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>>52295512
>I'm just here to shitpost not to learn anything
FTFY
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>>52294911
Churchill made you
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>>52295463
>being this assblasted about being called out
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>>52295521
thats not the op you responded to.

i'm the op.

my testing consited of spending a month and a half pulling my hair out wondering why cpuinfo and i7z-git haven't been reporting my cpu frequency correctly as i dealt with segfault crashing with everything gui program all thanks to nvidia with lock elision issues which nvidia didn't bother to fix until their latest beta driver that came out two days ago.
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>>52295542
>>I'm just here to shitpost not to learn anything
Need to spread the word on how shitty lUnix is, obviously.
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>>52295561
I'm sorry but that namefag has hijacked your thread and turning it into a farce.
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in the end video games are just assembly instructions being run on transistors either way like anything so does it really matter if somebody wants to run codoody on linux
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I'm a linux user but this thread just goes to show how fucking cancerous the linux community it.
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>>52295608
>4chan /g/
>linux community
0 / 10
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>>52295549
>implying I'm op
hallo reddit
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>>52295624
>implying you're not

hello faggot
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>>52295608
Linux community? Not only this is 4chan and /g/ is not supposed to be technical support but even then there were at least two posters who were trying to help.
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>>52295635
OP here
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>>52294086
I got a 4,5 overclock under a 3.16 kernel.
Stop complaining and do proper overclocking
(same processor)
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>>52295622
To be honest the response wouldn't be too different on some linux forums (i.e. arch community). For some reason when a person expresses their concerns with a particular aspect of linux, users somehow perceive that as a direct insult to them and their choice to use linux.
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>>52295671
OP said he would do a bench to test it out, so far hasn't delivered.
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>>52295710
>To be honest the response wouldn't be too different on some linux forums
To be honest it really would.

> (i.e. arch community)
This is also a meme. The arch community is nowhere as autistic and childish as /g/ pretends it to be.

>For some reason when a person expresses their concerns with a particular aspect of linux, users somehow perceive that as a direct insult to them and their choice to use linux.
OP started off by saying "Linux sucks" and then started ranting about a bunch of things and showed his ignorance off.

What kind of community would accept an asshole like that with open arms? You will not be taken seriously if go around spouting homophobic slurs, resort to personal attacks and refuse to provide additional information when asked for it.
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>>52295635
okay retard

here's your (you)
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>>52295772
>What kind of community would accept an asshole like that with open arms?

A anonymous image board of course!
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>>52295772
OP never did any of that (except the pic in the OP). The shit you're reading is from some autistic namefag.
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>>52295863
And the autistic namefag is the one everyone is replying to.
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>>52295999
u mad breh?
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ahh fuck it, i'm sorry for being such a god damn faggot
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>>52296100
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>>52296100
I'm only angry at lUnix and lUnix users because a kernel developer fucked my mother and cucked my father.
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i can't stop shit posting because i'm a faggot
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>>52296138
>>52296179
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>>52296100
>>52296125
>>52296138
>>52296179
>>52296194
When did your life go wrong? Mid teens?
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>>52296230
>When did your life go wrong? Mid teens?
>implying my life went wrong

BTFO
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>>52296230
yeah i confess, i started being a faggot almost right away in life
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>>52296278
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>>52295718
i just updated my bios from 1202 to 1302.

running some bench's in windows before i go into linux.
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>>52295671
linux reported 4.5ghz with cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i "cpu mhz"?

what are your bios settings? turbo on / off? c states on / off? manual voltage? adaptive? sync all cores to 45 on?
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>>52294360
Worse actually
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honestly i got more help from this thread than the two threads i made on arch linux and phoronix.
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>>52297198
which was zero replies
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>>52297198
I believe the IRC channels for either the distribution you are using or the generic ##Linux channel on freenode are the best examples of Linux communities.
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>>52297135
People still use cat improperly baka.
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>>52298502
how so?
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>owning Asus

Please stop
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>>52299307
for one it wasn't even needed. cat is used for conCATenating files. He could have saved a process and the overhead of setting up the anonymous pipe without it and just typed grep -i "mhz cpu" /proc/cpuinfo
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alright so updated my bios, changed a lot of stuff around, and realized i need speedstep enabled. why i have no clue but enabling it caused it to read 42 multi correctly and set it to 4.2ghz.

problem? i need pstate enabled. pstate performance governor supported 800 - 4200mhz. it runs the processor at 800mhz in pretty much all loads. some loads it will boost to 2ghz, and a few to 3.5ghz. only a few times under extreme heavy loads has it hit 4200mhz.

so i disabled pstate with intel_pstate=disable in my kernel line. it falls back to acpi-cpufreq. problem? its performance governor reads it as 4000mhz. so it always runs at 4ghz. ignores my bios settings completely.

fuck this shit. i guess i'll stick to windows.
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>>52299789
Skylake is still very early in linux support. come back in 3 months and see if kernels can't better handle independent voltage and clock changes.
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>>52294086
I'd just like to interject for moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!
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>>52300062
Well memed but in this instance of it is in fact the linux kernel causing problems.
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>he didn't get haslel or haslel-e
>he fell for the memelake meme
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>>52296125
I wonder if that bitch feels any remorse for sucking on Russian cock.
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>mfw all these people "YOU CAN'T GAYME ON A LINKEKS"
>mfw I use GPU pass through to run a VM of windows for my gaymes.
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>>52300164
I love the faggots that think that GNU/Linux is a kernel
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>>52294086

Linux cant even any program (probably doesn't even have compatibility either) that could possibly use a Skylake like it should be used.

Linux is a meme OS for low energy cuckolds who are manchildren and want to be apple edgy and "be different".
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>>52294086
Blame Intel, they won't release their shit as FOSS so that we can implement it in GNU Linux
It's all Intel's fault
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>>52301661
Also totally un-dank recursive maymays.

FAGS GOING OUT OF THEIR WAY TO BE HATED BY ALL

1) Daesh
2) North Korea
3) Saudi Arabia
4) Linux users
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>>52300164
see >>52295487
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>>52294240
These days "gaming" in a hardware context just means high end. If you want high end hardware, you'll be buying "gaming" hardware regardless of what you actually use it for.
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