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> Heck, in many cases, you may even need to disable throttling in the BIOS, which is doubly disappointing because a desktop BIOS definitely doesn't need setting
by zinekeller 5y ago
> Heck, in many cases, you may even need to disable throttling in the BIOS, which is doubly disappointing because a desktop BIOS definitely doesn't need settings that work on laptops and mobile.
For you, probably, but companies in Asia (due to shareholder and regulatory reasons) needs to power manage their systems hard and only will disable power management when really required. That option exists not for you but for them.
- nonameiguess 5y agoHonestly, I had no idea that was the case, but it explains a lot, so thanks.
- mcint 5y agoCan you say more? I’m not even sure how I’d search for more information about this. Because of the large and dense population centers, and therefore power requirements, governments require aggressive power management settings on computers??