Article 6JXZB Intel HFI Driver Can "Save Tons Of CPU Cycles" By Only Enabling Itself When Needed

Intel HFI Driver Can "Save Tons Of CPU Cycles" By Only Enabling Itself When Needed

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The Linux kernel has supported the Intel Hardware Feedback Interface "HFI" via the "intel_hfi" driver since 2022 for bettering supporting Core hybrid processors. The Intel HFI can be used for communicating performance and energy efficiency capabilities of individual CPU cores of the system. In turn the Linux kernel can leverage Intel HFI details for better task placement among the available CPU cores/threads. With a new patch series, the Intel HFI driver can "save tons of CPU cycles" by only enabling it when needed...
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