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    Power saver software?

    Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by SwiftSnipeR, Nov 22, 2009.

  1. SwiftSnipeR

    SwiftSnipeR Notebook Consultant

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    what is the program called to were you have 2 options so enable or disable and it keep your laptop for down clocking your settings when your not using the ac jack?
     
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    RMClock can do that if that's the program you're talking about. People mainly use it for undervolting and downclocking but it can be set so when the computer goes to battery it instantly switches to a profile of your choice (Which can be set as the Power Saver profile and that can be setup to lock to the lowest multiplier).
     
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    No that's not it. I think its a program that works i with nvidia drivers man i cant believe i forgot what its called.... all i know is that if u disable it u wont down clock your system if your using battery.
     
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    Oh if you're talking about the GPU you probably mean Powermizer

    You need to be more specific if you're talking about something more specific ;)
     
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    That would be it thank you lol!
     
    SwiftSnipeR, Nov 23, 2009
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