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Re: Network very very slow... was iSCSI and jumbo frames
On Fri, 5 Feb 2021, Mike Pumford wrote:
I think estd might need some reworking for the now hugely multi-core
processors in modern systems as average CPU is no longer a useful
way to make an optimum performance decision on a multi-core system.
I run estd not for power-saving, but to keep the CPU temperature
low (which it does lower--by ~5 C :)). As for its function, I think
what it does is better done in the kernel than by a userland program.
On the whole, estd is not very useful, either to keep the CPU cool
or to save a whole lot of power (in my case, I don't use the laptop
off the charger--it functions like a desktop): see the CAVEATS
section of acpicpu(4).
-RVP
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