Our office is exclusively Linux, so we've been really happy that P-state support for AMD CPUs has appeared in recent kernels.
Getting it running on most CPUs has been really easy, but the Asus PN50 seems to be missing an option to Enable (or Disable, for that matter) CPPC in BIOS.
Is this something only Asus can fix, or is there another way to enable the CPPC function?
We have a few of these units, and anything that makes them run more efficiently would be great.
