In this case, it was the power adapter.
I was using an HP 18.5 volt power adapter. Swapped it out for a 90W 19.5 volt HP power adapter and now the CPU speed is back to where it should be.
matthew - retroedge.tech /
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2024-02-13 04:34:58
in reply to nevent1q…es27
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