I have two different AMD CPUs with turbo core feature enabled: a Phenom II X6 1055T and a dualcore C-70
both have the same behaviour: if I read the frequency value from /sys/devices/system/cpu/*/cpufreq/* or /proc/cpuinfo I see the cores to never reach the "turbo" frequency.
But the software cpufreq-aperf (found in the cpufrequtils package on a Debian system) can show me these peaks, expecially if I force 5 cores to powersave and 1 on performance governor
for use cpuafreq-aper must be load the msr kernel module, I think the Turbo frequency is an internal feature of a CPU, difficult to control and monitor
I have two different AMD CPUs with turbo core feature enabled: a Phenom II X6 1055T and a dualcore C-70
both have the same behaviour: if I read the frequency value from /sys/devices/ system/ cpu/*/cpufreq/ * or /proc/cpuinfo I see the cores to never reach the "turbo" frequency.
But the software cpufreq-aperf (found in the cpufrequtils package on a Debian system) can show me these peaks, expecially if I force 5 cores to powersave and 1 on performance governor
for use cpuafreq-aper must be load the msr kernel module, I think the Turbo frequency is an internal feature of a CPU, difficult to control and monitor