al little more info here
http://vaelek.com/index.php/topic/1599-cpu-governors/
So based on those links...
- interactive: set to quickly respond to performance needs
- smartass: like interactive, but with a screen off profile
- smartassV2: ike smartass with a better balance between performance and powerusage
- conservative: slowly scales up frequencies to meet demand
- ondemand: quickly scales up frequencies to meet demand
- userspace: useless
- powersave: always clocks at minimal frequency
- performance: always clocks at max frequency
Still unclear tho
- savagedzen:tweaked out version of smartass, but exclusive to SZ kernels (if so, what's it doing in our kernel? can we use it? and what does it do at all?)
- interactiveX: cool cause it has an X in it (but what does it do?)
- scary: remains unexplained
- minmax: remains unexplained
Anyone know what these last 4 governors do?