"I see only C0, C1, and C2. Why don't the other C-states show?
It's mostly a BIOS thing. Some BIOS hide C3/C4 when on AC power, and others show only C3 which is really a C4 underneath when on battery. Note that the 'max_cstate:C8' value in /proc/acpi/processor/*/power tells the maximum number of C-states the Linux kernel can handle, not the number of C-states implemented in your hardware."
-http://www.lesswatts.org/projects/powertop/faq.php
Apologies if I got this wrong.
"I see only C0, C1, and C2. Why don't the other C-states show?
It's mostly a BIOS thing. Some BIOS hide C3/C4 when on AC power, and others show only C3 which is really a C4 underneath when on battery. Note that the 'max_cstate:C8' value in /proc/acpi/ processor/ */power tells the maximum number of C-states the Linux kernel can handle, not the number of C-states implemented in your hardware." www.lesswatts. org/projects/ powertop/ faq.php
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