I'm disappointed that the kernel community allowed software defined silicon to be merged.
this post was submitted on 23 May 2022
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Could explain this silicon software thing ?
it allows Intel to throttle performance from the kernel. Basically they sell you the same hardware, but force you to pay more for more performance.
Damn found that out. That's just a new stupid way to capatilize ... On the other end would be pretty nice if someone was able to unlock all features and release it