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Darren New wrote:
> Actually, Vista does power saving by turning down the CPU speed and
> limiting the maximum speed. Tom's Hardware is generally pretty
> cluefull, and their benchmarks are pretty well documented and all, but I
> wonder if they turned that off. I'd read someone else say it could take
> a couple of seconds for your programs to get up to speed, but I thought
> that sounded pretty silly. Now I have to wonder if they were right and
> Vista really does keep the CPU slow for longer than I'd expect. Hmmmm...
>
After months of running Ubuntu, I discovered it was throttling the CPU. I
keep nice 19 processes using 100% CPU 24/7, and I want all the speed I can
get from the CPU.
(they're nice 19 just so they don't make the desktop slower, I still want
them to run as fast as they can)
I had to set some relatively obscure parameter to "performance"
(was "ondemand").
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