Previously the condition would always evaluate to false. With the fix any core with >=95% of max_freq will be added to the set of cores to keep.
I tested this on my system with a 13600k by comparing the results of running a make -j20 job with and without gamemode. With gamemode I saw the expected results, namely:
only the first 12 cores showing significant usage with the rest being close to 0%.
taskset -ap $PID returning fff for the make process, instead of the default fffff.
Previously the condition would always evaluate to
false. With the fix any core with >=95% ofmax_freqwill be added to the set of cores to keep.I tested this on my system with a 13600k by comparing the results of running a
make -j20job with and without gamemode. With gamemode I saw the expected results, namely:taskset -ap $PIDreturningffffor themakeprocess, instead of the defaultfffff.Fixes #451.