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A place to discuss and support all things Steam Deck.
Replacement for r/steamdeck_linux.
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Got my hopes up there might be some sleep limit too. Would much prefer if it shuts down/hibernated after being asleep for more than 26 hours (or past a certain battery level)
The problem is that the Steam Deck APU doesn't support amd_p_state and you need to rely on auto_cpufreq. This explains why the power consumption in sleep is so high.
It's a custom chip though isn't it? Seems a strange choice
I think the amd_p_state is not available on any Zen 2.
Huh
This is incorrect.