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#4
Try in terminal
Code:
kernel-config load default
and then
Code:
kernel-config show
to check it takes. That should read as having you scaling 250 - 600 (as 125 is excluded).

Instead of conky, you can use from the CLI as root.

Code:
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq
Used repeatedly, it will show the cpu frequency at that moment. I would try just after a reboot. If you don't "rest" at 250 then something is borked but widgets and the like do create load so keep an eye on processes...
 

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