> From: Pavel Machek [mailto:pavel@suse.cz]
> > Mobile Celerons do not support voltage scaling.
> But they can do frequency changes, right? And frequency is what
> cpufreq is about, AFAICS. [I do not think k6 supports voltage scaling,
> either. And ARM machines can't do voltage scaling, too.]
Well, you can throttle them, but AFAIK that's it.
Why do you think they are cheaper? They don't got no special sauce!
:)
-- Andy
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