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This is exactly what my testing runs showed. setting speed to 4400 manually in the bios and it works for my setup. endless crashes and memtest errors before that. i assume its still sufficient speed for the machine and runs stable. anyone with more bios insights might find a better solution though.

I would need to check my settings again but i do have max c10 set and it works in conjunction with linux os powersave. Powertop shows higher c-states used. Freebsd might work differently though, since i virtualise proxmox i have no control over how its handled, pfsense doesnt even show speed...

setting all substates will not work, but it works on some ports. i have actually tried all manner of combinations until i found a working combo. depends on the nvme and nics you actually use and the version of your machine so its not universal. you should check becks recommendations early in...

yes all settings on the pcie pages dont stick in my bios

I dont know about the n305, but my n100 has been running at below 10w consistently after playing with becks recommendations for a few weeks. And thats with proxmox, all nics active, homeassistant, pfsense and a few simple lxc (Measured at the wall). Worth noting that on my machine the main...