- While the Preferred Core support for the AMD P-State driver was merged for Linux 6.9,
- Core Performance Boost, another noteworthy improvement to this driver, is currently going through the patch review process.
- While AMD's new effort enables run-time/dynamic toggling of Core Performance Boost support,
- AMD's previous work with the Linux kernel ensures that Core Performance Boost gets enabled statically.
- The P-State driver support fixes were released by AMD engineers in January, and as of right now,
- they are on their sixth iteration, pending patch review in preparation for eventual mainlining in the Linux kernel.
- These patches enable the new /sys/devices/system/cpu/amd_pstate/cpb_boost interface to be used to toggle
- the Core Performance Boost state on AMD systems that are capable of it. Having a disabled number of 0 or 1.
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