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#### Sidenotes #### Sidenotes
##### cpupower.sh ##### cpupower.sh
The script uses *cpupower idle-set --disable-by-latency*, which is out of convenience since this option allows to disable all C-States that take more time than specified at once. While just using disable just disables a single C-States but does not disable deeper one. E.g. (based on the example from [cpupower idle-info](#cpupowerandc-stateconfiguration-cpupowe)) *cpupower idle-set --disable 4* would disable C1E status but would leave C6 status active... The script can be configured to either use a C-State as MAX, which is preferred or by latency. Both can be configured in /etc/default/cpupower.
## How To Check the actual status ## How To Check the actual status
To check the actual status of the CPU power settings it is recommended to query it directly with *cpupower*. To check the actual status of the CPU power settings it is recommended to query it directly with *cpupower*.