4 | | The bug report is about a different issue: the **cpu clock stucks at a single frequency**. Not only programs run slower than on Windows/Linux, also the cpu gets hot and the fan spins most of the time. The cpu seems switching never to 600/800 mhz when idle. (https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/why-do-chess-engines-run-slow-on-haiku/9929/14) |
| 4 | The bug report is about a different issue: the **cpu clock stucks at a single frequency**. Not only programs run slower than on Windows/Linux, also the cpu gets hot and the fan spins most of the time. The cpu seems switching never to 600/800 mhz when idle. (https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/why-do-chess-engines-run-slow-on-haiku/9929/14)\\ |
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| 7 | **Issue supporting Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology**\\ |
| 8 | {{{ |
| 9 | 2543 KERN: no valid cpufreq module found |
| 10 | }}} |
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| 12 | Because of the missing cpufreq module, Haiku can't change neither to lower clocks (down to 800mhz) when idle, nor higher (up to 2.3ghz) under load. \\ |
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| 14 | The cpu J3455 runs the whole time at it's default frequency of 1.5ghz. Windows and Linux don't have this problem on the same real hardware. |