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I am running a minimal (for now) system, consisting of a S1200SPLR MB, i3-7100, 32GB ECC RAM, and a single SATA SSD. I want a system with low power consumption (home server), so I want to check if any added component (NVMe, NIC, HBA) will change which c-states can be entered.
I am running a headless Debian (openmediavault), and even with "powertop --auto-tune", the cores go to C7/C8, but the package does not go below C3.
All settings in BIOS are set accordingly.
What can I do to make the package c-states go below C3. Are there any hidden BIOS settings I need to toggle? Or can I change something in my OS?
Best regards!
PS: Of course, BIOS/ME/BMC and OS are up to date.
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Hello, Spatz,
Thank you for reaching Intel Communities. I will gladly help you.
Allow me to research on your request to see if it is possible to set the your desired C-state in the BIOS.
Best regards,
Allan
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I solved the problem: Debian 11 is using an older version of powertop (2.11), but installing a more recent version of powertop (2.14) via snap shows the correct C8 states.
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Hello, Spatz,
I am very glad to see that the issue was resolved. I hope it continues working as expected.
Best regards,
Allan
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