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Undervolt stable on Windows but crashes on Linux
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I've heard that amd_pstate is a lot more power efficient (thus cooler) compared to acpi.
Like I believe amd_pstate has a lot more states than acpi-cpufreq so it gives Linux much more granular control over the CPU's performance.
I can validate that. Switched my NAS to amd_pstate, went from 2.12 kW.h per day to 1.95 kW.h per day.
hmm I might give it a try then, last time I mentioned it I was recommended to just stick with the defaults