Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) is a popular technique for power
management. Understanding the DVFS principles and the current practice of existing DVFS …

Dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS) is a well-known and effective technique for
reducing energy consumption in modern processors. However, accurately predicting the …

We present Continuously Adaptive Dynamic Voltage/Frequency scaling in Linux systems
running on Intel i7 and AMD Phenom II processors. By exploiting slack, inherent in memory …

We describe a framework for run-time adaptive dynamic voltage-frequency scaling in Linux
systems. Our underlying methodology is based on a simple first-order processor …

We present Continuously Adaptive Dynamic Voltage/Frequency scaling in Linux systems
running on Intel i7 and AMD Phenom II processors. By exploiting slack, inherent in memory …

Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) is an essential part of controlling the power
consumption of any computer system, ranging from mobile phones to servers. DVFS …

Modern processors support dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS) that can be
leveraged by BIOS or OS drivers to regulate energy consumed in run-time. In this paper, we …

Abstract Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) is the preferred actuator for power-
performance policies, and its use is growing also for thermal management. DVFS …

A frequency scaling governor is critical for the performance management of cloud servers,
as it enhances energy efficiency and helps to control operational temperatures, thereby …

In this paper we show that in modern computing systems, DVFS gives much more limited
energy savings with relatively high performance overhead as compared to running …