I realized that the big cores are not reaching 2.4 GHz when the system is under load.
This is related to cpupower, as it indicates that the frequency is not supported by the system (probably because it considers all the cores the same, and the little cores do not support the frequency).
If you execute sudo cpupower frequency-set --max 2.4Ghz, the big cores can now reach 2.4Ghz, while the little ones still have the 2.02Ghz limit. However, this does not persist between reboots even if the cpupower service is enabled.
Solution
Disable the cpupower service
Write the following rules for udev (/etc/udev/rules.d/50-scaling-governor.rules):
Hi @jgmdev, thanks for maintaining this project!
Problem
I realized that the big cores are not reaching 2.4 GHz when the system is under load.
This is related to cpupower, as it indicates that the frequency is not supported by the system (probably because it considers all the cores the same, and the little cores do not support the frequency).
If you execute
sudo cpupower frequency-set --max 2.4Ghz
, the big cores can now reach 2.4Ghz, while the little ones still have the 2.02Ghz limit. However, this does not persist between reboots even if the cpupower service is enabled.Solution
/etc/udev/rules.d/50-scaling-governor.rules
):Can this (or an alternative solution) be integrated into the distro so that others don't run into this problem?