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Subject: Re: cpufreq related RELENG_5 regression?
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Christian Brueffer wrote:

[...]

>When I try to transfer a file from outside the LAN to box C, which
>resides inside the LAN, the movie on box B starts to stagger.
>
[...]

>
>Can anyone confirm this?
>  
>
Anecdotally . . . I upgraded my Pentium-M laptop on Monday or Tuesday to 
the latest ... I have since noted:
- It seems to run cooler under load.  (Peaks at 140F instead of 145F)
- Watching TV occasionally has jerks, where the video will briefly lag, 
where it has not had jerks before.

It SEEMS like maybe the system is running a touch more conservatively.  
But, the difference is such that, aside from occasionally jerky video, I 
don't really notice.

-danny