Utility to undervolt, without taking over powermanagement

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Utility to undervolt, without taking over powermanagement

#1 Post by TJMacGyver » Mon Apr 30, 2007 9:58 am

Can I somehow undervolt the CPU and still use the builting powermanagement (PM) in Vista Premium?

I have tried RMclock, But I actually can't figure out entirely how it works, (it's a very confusing GUI, I think) I got it to change the "VID's" but only if activated a powerprofile.
but then the Vista built-in PM doesn't have any effect, I think.

So what I wan't is to somehow ONLY change the Volt-settings. And NOT affect the built-in PM.

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#2 Post by tommy d » Thu May 03, 2007 9:58 am

Are you trying to get more battery life, less noise or both? It's an interesting problem...
ThinkPad R60
T7200, ATI X1400 128
2GB RAM, 7200 RPM Hitachi HDD (sys),
5400 Fujitsu (data) in SATA UltraBay Adapter,
UltraBurner Drive

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