AMD's New CPPC 'Highest Frequency' Feature Could Improve CPU Scheduling and Boost Behavior in Windows 11
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AMD is working on a new evolution of its CPCC system and not CCPC, for Collaborative Processor Performance Control, with a function called Highest Frequency. The goal is simple, allowing the operating system, especially Windows 11 and Linux, to better understand the real capabilities of the different cores of the processor. Currently, the CPCC already allows the OS to identify the most interesting cores to execute certain loads, for example in p…
AMD Preps Linux For CPPC HighestFreq Feature Coming With Future ACPI Spec
An improvement on the way for the AMD P-State Linux CPU frequency scaling driver and the Linux ACPI Collaborative Processor Performance Control (CPPC) code at large is supporting a new "HighestFreq" register to be standardized by a future revision of the ACPI specification...
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