Re: + acpi-keep-track-of-timer-broadcasting-fix.patch added to -mm tree

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* Thomas Gleixner <tglx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> > Another alternative would be for systems with C3 to fall-back to a
> > periodic tick scheme that we have today.  From a power point of view,
> > HZ=100 would be only a little bit worse than Windows HZ=64.
> > However, FC6 seems to have marched off an built with
> > HZ=1000 -- so we'd have some challenges with static HZ too...
> 
> With dyntick enabled kernels you get ~ HZ=37 as the worst case with 
> PIT, while we go down to ~4HZ with HPET / apic timer (as long as it 
> works)

s/worst case/best case

the lower we can make the timer irq rate on an idle system, the better. 
HPET allows us to go from 37 Hz down to 4 Hz.

	Ingo
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