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Subject: Use acpi.throttle on a desktop?
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I am using an DTR athlon 64 3200 and a desktop mainboard, but the cpu
speed  kernel detects is only 800MHz. Is there solution to increase
the cpu working frequency? I know that acpi.throttle sets might do the
job, but they are unavailable on the desktop system.

So can acpi.throttle.* be used on a desktop? Or anyone have the
problem same as me?