Turbo boost freq
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I am trying to define my cpu freq when rendering in Maya for example, and I can't do it.
the cpu stays at 2900MHz.
When using windows, it use to jump to 4.24.5 in some scenarios.
I found this thread:
Is Turbo Boost Working?
but still it doesn't help me to solve my issue...
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so first of why I cant find any folder under any cpu named "cpufreq"
actually the cpufreq folder located under /sys/devices/system/cpu/
and its empty.
as well as, why does it says that my hyper threading is OFF?
can't find a way to turn it ON, is it necessary to turn it ON for better performance?
by the way, i added this acpi=off command, since the ubuntu is stuck on purple screen if i doesn't... i tried each acpi option, and none of them work except off...
Thank you so much!
I must say that I'v learned a lot of your commands here!
cpu acpi cpufreq
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Daniel Gonen
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I am trying to define my cpu freq when rendering in Maya for example, and I can't do it.
the cpu stays at 2900MHz.
When using windows, it use to jump to 4.24.5 in some scenarios.
I found this thread:
Is Turbo Boost Working?
but still it doesn't help me to solve my issue...
i7z status
so first of why I cant find any folder under any cpu named "cpufreq"
actually the cpufreq folder located under /sys/devices/system/cpu/
and its empty.
as well as, why does it says that my hyper threading is OFF?
can't find a way to turn it ON, is it necessary to turn it ON for better performance?
by the way, i added this acpi=off command, since the ubuntu is stuck on purple screen if i doesn't... i tried each acpi option, and none of them work except off...
Thank you so much!
I must say that I'v learned a lot of your commands here!
cpu acpi cpufreq
asked Feb 10 at 17:17
Daniel Gonen
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On your first link, did you scroll down to the fourth answer that states the accepted answer doesn't work?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 10 at 19:11
hey there, yes I did read the fourth answer, But actually I was running the exact same simulation in Houdini, on both windows and ubuntu, ofc same machine, and in Windows it was almost 2 times faster. I am pretty sure that my computer isn't run at highest performance on Ubuntu. thanks for your help
– Daniel Gonen
Feb 12 at 18:12
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I am trying to define my cpu freq when rendering in Maya for example, and I can't do it.
the cpu stays at 2900MHz.
When using windows, it use to jump to 4.24.5 in some scenarios.
I found this thread:
Is Turbo Boost Working?
but still it doesn't help me to solve my issue...
i7z status
so first of why I cant find any folder under any cpu named "cpufreq"
actually the cpufreq folder located under /sys/devices/system/cpu/
and its empty.
as well as, why does it says that my hyper threading is OFF?
can't find a way to turn it ON, is it necessary to turn it ON for better performance?
by the way, i added this acpi=off command, since the ubuntu is stuck on purple screen if i doesn't... i tried each acpi option, and none of them work except off...
Thank you so much!
I must say that I'v learned a lot of your commands here!
cpu acpi cpufreq
asked Feb 10 at 17:17
Daniel Gonen
61
I am trying to define my cpu freq when rendering in Maya for example, and I can't do it.
the cpu stays at 2900MHz.
When using windows, it use to jump to 4.24.5 in some scenarios.
I found this thread:
Is Turbo Boost Working?
but still it doesn't help me to solve my issue...
i7z status
so first of why I cant find any folder under any cpu named "cpufreq"
actually the cpufreq folder located under /sys/devices/system/cpu/
and its empty.
as well as, why does it says that my hyper threading is OFF?
can't find a way to turn it ON, is it necessary to turn it ON for better performance?
by the way, i added this acpi=off command, since the ubuntu is stuck on purple screen if i doesn't... i tried each acpi option, and none of them work except off...
Thank you so much!
I must say that I'v learned a lot of your commands here!
cpu acpi cpufreq
cpu acpi cpufreq
asked Feb 10 at 17:17
Daniel Gonen
61
asked Feb 10 at 17:17
Daniel Gonen
61
asked Feb 10 at 17:17
Daniel Gonen
61
asked Feb 10 at 17:17
Daniel Gonen
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asked Feb 10 at 17:17
Daniel Gonen
61
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On your first link, did you scroll down to the fourth answer that states the accepted answer doesn't work?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 10 at 19:11
hey there, yes I did read the fourth answer, But actually I was running the exact same simulation in Houdini, on both windows and ubuntu, ofc same machine, and in Windows it was almost 2 times faster. I am pretty sure that my computer isn't run at highest performance on Ubuntu. thanks for your help
– Daniel Gonen
Feb 12 at 18:12
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On your first link, did you scroll down to the fourth answer that states the accepted answer doesn't work?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 10 at 19:11
hey there, yes I did read the fourth answer, But actually I was running the exact same simulation in Houdini, on both windows and ubuntu, ofc same machine, and in Windows it was almost 2 times faster. I am pretty sure that my computer isn't run at highest performance on Ubuntu. thanks for your help
– Daniel Gonen
Feb 12 at 18:12
On your first link, did you scroll down to the fourth answer that states the accepted answer doesn't work?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 10 at 19:11
On your first link, did you scroll down to the fourth answer that states the accepted answer doesn't work?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 10 at 19:11
hey there, yes I did read the fourth answer, But actually I was running the exact same simulation in Houdini, on both windows and ubuntu, ofc same machine, and in Windows it was almost 2 times faster. I am pretty sure that my computer isn't run at highest performance on Ubuntu. thanks for your help
– Daniel Gonen
Feb 12 at 18:12
hey there, yes I did read the fourth answer, But actually I was running the exact same simulation in Houdini, on both windows and ubuntu, ofc same machine, and in Windows it was almost 2 times faster. I am pretty sure that my computer isn't run at highest performance on Ubuntu. thanks for your help
– Daniel Gonen
Feb 12 at 18:12
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On your first link, did you scroll down to the fourth answer that states the accepted answer doesn't work?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 10 at 19:11
hey there, yes I did read the fourth answer, But actually I was running the exact same simulation in Houdini, on both windows and ubuntu, ofc same machine, and in Windows it was almost 2 times faster. I am pretty sure that my computer isn't run at highest performance on Ubuntu. thanks for your help
– Daniel Gonen
Feb 12 at 18:12