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The Fast setting is optimal for most workloads that require a low latency response to an increase in processor demand. The slow setting is optimal for some workloads where a longer latency response to increases in processing demand is an acceptable tradeoff for reduced power consumption. Depending on the processor workload, selecting this option may negatively impact performance. RBSU menu (HP ProLiant G6 servers or server blades) 33
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RBSU menu (HP ProLiant G6 servers or server blades)
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The Fast setting is optimal for most workloads that require a low latency response to an increase in
processor demand. The slow setting is optimal for some workloads where a longer latency response to
increases in processing demand is an acceptable tradeoff for reduced power consumption. Depending on
the processor workload, selecting this option may negatively impact performance.