I would first set "ondemand" in the first command and then, yes, enable ondemand.
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I would first set "ondemand" in the first command and then, yes, enable ondemand.
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And another question, it will run at 3.20GHz or 3.6GHz(turbo)
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That I can't say for sure.
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You will probably have to restart the service for this to take effect immediately if you don't want to reboot. But I'm not going to try to recall that from memory with systemd.
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And how I restart the service, sorry for so many questions, i am a very new Linux user
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Heh!
I have four physical Linux machines in my lab and 14 Linux VMs. Alas, I am at a client location right now and they use Windows.
Let's see if someone else chimes in.
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i think is this
sudo /etc/init.d/cpufrequtils restart
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