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Linux 7.3 To Allow Tuning AMD P-State Dynamic EPP With Per CPU Core Granularity

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Linux 7.3 To Allow Tuning AMD P-State Dynamic EPP With Per CPU Core Granularity
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Linux 7.3 To Allow Tuning AMD P-State Dynamic EPP With Per CPU Core Granularity Written by Michael Larabel in AMD on 31 July 2026 at 09:18 AM EDT. Add A Comment Sent out last night was the last batch of planned AMD P-State driver feature improvements targeting the upcoming Linux 7.3 merge window. Most notable for the AMD P-State driver updates for Linux 7.3 is a rework to the Dynamic Energy Performance Preference (EPP) handling.

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Linux 7.3 To Allow Tuning AMD P-State Dynamic EPP With Per CPU Core Granularity Written by Michael Larabel in AMD on 31 July 2026 at 09:18 AM EDT. Add A Comment Sent out last night was the last batch of planned AMD P-State driver feature improvements targeting the upcoming Linux 7.3 merge window. Most notable for the AMD P-State driver updates for Linux 7.3 is a rework to the Dynamic Energy Performance Preference (EPP) handling. Dynamic EPP is an existing opt-in AMD P-State driver feature that allows for the kernel to autonomously change the EPP operating mode. With the Linux 7.3 kernel, rather than Dynamic EPP being a single global switch, the functionality can now be controlled on a per-CPU core basis.

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