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Same on my Chromebook Pixel LS too. They were optional but now they added all kinds of additional mitigations and are also adding linux throttling and in the la
by agloeregrets 7y ago
Same on my Chromebook Pixel LS too.
They were optional but now they added all kinds of additional mitigations and are also adding linux throttling and in the last 6 months or so I probably have gained ~60% compile time.
- saagarjha 7y agoDo you not browse the web on that machine?
- skierguy 7y agoThere's a performance mode that Google has a support article for. Google exactly "Change your Chromebook’s performance setting", and you should see it. If lscpu still shows some offline cpus (let's say cpu 1 and 3 are offline), echo 1 >> /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu<1 or 3>/online. Run lscpu again, and you should see all CPUs online and 2 threads per core.