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    Dynamic Acceleration Technology (IDA

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by denforeva75, Jan 23, 2015.

  1. denforeva75

    denforeva75 Notebook Guru

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    I have from time to time for a few seconds inhibits laptop in any game. The question is: can this be implicated function Dynamic Acceleration Technology (IDA)? I just installed the utility Trottlestop, and it has disabled this feature. Now the game goes smoothly. But I'm not sure there was a reason or is it coincidence? And in general, as disabling "IDA" may in the future affect the operation of your computer? There are people who know?
     
    denforeva75, Jan 23, 2015
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  2. D2 Ultima

    D2 Ultima Livestreaming Master

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    I do not know what "Dynamic Acceleration Technology" is, but if throttlestop fixed your problems, you can keep using that. It might have been a Windows Timer Resolution issue that throttlestop can regulate which causes some microstuttering under Windows 8 and 8.1
     
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    IDA is basically Core 2's version of Turbo Boost.
     
    octiceps, Jan 23, 2015
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