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'Conky' in My N900 shows unstable CPU Frequency!
I just observed carefully at my CPU Frequency
Every minutes, CPU frequency will keep switching from 250 MHz to 600 MHz back and forth. Is this normal? :confused: |
Re: 'Conky' in My N900 shows unstable CPU Frequency!
Absolutely perfectly normal. Don't worry about it another minute.
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Re: 'Conky' in My N900 shows unstable CPU Frequency!
This is perfectly normal behaviour, yes.
An N900 with standard factory settings (no underclocked or overclocked kernels or anything like that) will switch between a couple of frequencies, depending on how hard it has to work. So if your N900 just sits in your pocket doing nothing (but checking mail every once and a while for instance), it will run at 250 MHz, while when you start up a lot of applications or one heavy application, it will switch to a higher CPU frequency to handle that application. (I hope my explanation was a bit clarifying ;)) Dries |
Re: 'Conky' in My N900 shows unstable CPU Frequency!
Its called frequency scaling.It scales the freq up and down when cpu load inscreases or decreases.
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Re: 'Conky' in My N900 shows unstable CPU Frequency!
thx in advance to all of the comments
those solved my curiosity |
Re: 'Conky' in My N900 shows unstable CPU Frequency!
thanks for the info! i was worried
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Re: 'Conky' in My N900 shows unstable CPU Frequency!
Most likely your desktop and laptop do the same thing. It is a way to save power and reduce heat when the CPU is not in use.
For more info read these wikipedia articles: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikiped...quency_scaling https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikiped...oltage_scaling |
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