Archive: https://archive.today/uIhdU From the post: >>The popular Arch Linux based CachyOS has now rolled out the Linux 7.0 kernel to its users. But beyond re-basing against the latest upstream kernel version it is also carrying some extra patches. Beyond moving from Linux 6.19 to 7.0 for its upstream kernel base, the CachyOS build of Linux 7.0 did add in some extra patches. For those using an Intel Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake" laptop, their Linux 7.0 kernel is enabling Intel FRED by default. The patch was upstreamed for Linux 7.1 but the enablement is straight-forward and thus an easy backport for Linux 7.0. Our benchmarks show very nice performance with Intel FRED on Panther Lake and opened the door for the Linux kernel enabling it by default.