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## Custom Kernel Tuned for Performance and Stability
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Aside from the CachyOS base kernel patch set that tunes various kernel parameters to improve desktop responsiveness, CachyOS also cherry picks promising
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patch sets that have not been mainlined or not in the stable revision of the kernel. These patches undergo internal testing before being shipped to users
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Aside from the CachyOS base kernel patch set that tunes various kernel parameters to improve desktop responsiveness, CachyOS also cherry picks promising
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patch sets that have not been mainlined or not in the stable revision of the kernel. These patches undergo internal testing before being shipped to users
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to ensure that stability isn't impacted. For a complete list of patches that CachyOS provides, see [Kernel](/features/kernel).
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## Custom CPU Scheduler Support
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By default EEVDF is tuned to divide available CPU time fairly among all tasks and is mostly geared for throughput-oriented workloads. The CachyOS kernel
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[configures some EEVDF tunables](https://github.com/CachyOS/linux/blob/6.12/cachy/kernel/sched/fair.c#L76-L79) to prioritize desktop responsiveness over
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[configures some EEVDF tunables](https://github.com/CachyOS/linux/blob/6.12/cachy/kernel/sched/fair.c#L76-L79) to prioritize desktop responsiveness over
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sheer throughput.
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However, EEVDF by design wasn't meant to be used for desktop interactivity. With that in mind, CachyOS ships kernels patched with the
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[BORE (Burst-Oriented Response Enhancer)](https://github.com/firelzrd/bore-scheduler) scheduler that introduces an additional property
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However, EEVDF by design wasn't meant to be used for desktop interactivity. With that in mind, CachyOS ships kernels patched with the
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[BORE (Burst-Oriented Response Enhancer)](https://github.com/firelzrd/bore-scheduler) scheduler that introduces an additional property
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to assign tasks requiring high responsiveness more CPU time compared to tasks that don't based on their "burstiness".
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In 6.12, the Linux kernel enables the ability to hotplug BPF schedulers and replace the fair scheduling class with a different scheduler. To facilitate this,
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## Hardware Detection
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CachyOS ships its own [hardware detection tool](https://github.com/CachyOS/chwd) that correctly installs necessary packages and drivers for each system to lighten
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CachyOS ships its own [hardware detection tool](https://github.com/CachyOS/chwd) that correctly installs necessary packages and drivers for each system to lighten
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the burden of post-install setups from users.
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## Customizable Installation Process
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The CachyOS installer guarantees that users can have the choice of what system they want. This customizability includes but is not limited to:
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