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AMD Ready For Ryzen Linux Systems To Use AMD P-State Active Mode By Default
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Yes, you can say so. It is a kernel level setting for AMD CPU systems and will soon be enabled by default so users don't need to do amything to take its benefit.
It's likely to increase performance by running the CPU cooler when idle and better mapping thermal behavior to performace, so it's an improvement for things like the steam deck or gaming as well.