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  "path": "/news/Intel-Bartlett-Lake-7GHz-Linux",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-08T10:01:12.000Z",
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  "textContent": "With Intel's recently-launched Bartlett Lake P-core-only processors intended for the embedded market, there is a rather surprising oversight under Linux: the Intel P-State driver reporting a 7.0+ GHz clock speed. While many would yearn for a 7GHz CPU, the Core 9 273PE where this issue was discovered in reality can only boost up to 5.7GHz for its maximum turbo frequency...",
  "title": "Linux Erroneously Thinks Intel Bartlett Lake CPUs Run At 7GHz"
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