PowerD should still be working and in my testing works as expected.
The n100 has a big gap between base clock and turbo, so turbo will show as 801mhz. (freebsd doesnt show and detect turbo clocks, instead it adds +1 mhz to the max clock when the cpu is in any turbo clocks).
PowerD has hiadaptive if agressive clocks are desired.
If PowerD isnt running, I dont think the chip will turbo either. At least thats how things worked before.
I expect the N100 to easily be able to do 100s of mbits on VPN without turbo clocks.
I have no idea what you guys are talking about on 2.7.1 intel controls though, I dont see anything in there related to speedshift or core control.
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Ok I found what you guys are talking about.
https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14047So it only shows in the UI when hardware p-states is detected and the driver loads, my unit must not be enabling it then which is interesting, the bios on my unit offers no controls at all for the CPU most bare bones bios I ever seen so no way for me to force speedshift on.
At least I know what you guys are on about now.
I havent seen my unit pull more than 10w, unless I am doing something like running a all core benchmark on it.