I noticed it, but for me it's not a big deal. I think it might actually be hardware related, so a registry fix won't be the solution.
I had a television, where it could not be turned off, so I started using VGA connection as input and it went away.
This is exactly the point. The built-in power-saving of the screen is probably adjusting directly on the input from the computer, so no easy fix can be achieved :/
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Are the latest sager bios and ec posted anywhere? I remember that someone said that he had them, but I couldn't find anywhere to download it.
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If anyone is experiencing problems using Intel Virtualization Technology after installing PremaMod, just go and turn it off and on in BIOS, even though it says "Enabled" it wasn't in my case.
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My control center looks totally different than yours.
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My hotkey app us also limiting my cpu to 1.45ghz in both prime and intel burn test...in windows power plans it is set to maximum 100%
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When I apply a power plan in control center it automatically switches in windows asswell
Entertainment and quiet correspond to balanced in windows.
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cant give u exact numbers for stock usage, but its definitely in the range of around 200W +/- 15W. with everything overclocked ive gotten 286W peak draw from the wall thus far, still testing though.
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Okay here is a follow-up.
I found two programs that look like yours. Hotkey 8.0.134 and 8.0.150, installed and they do nothing as far as I tried.
Then there is the program for P651SE that I was using called Hotkey 3. something.
I made power profiles and all sort of stuff and the program cannot even open (just says something like I'm missing a driver), BUT it still blocks my cpu as soon as I disconnect the adapter.
Clevo is obviously not known for selling / creating software, but rather for their hardware. I would advise anyone to remove the HotKey programs they do next to nothing and they tamper with the laptop on a near ACPI level of abstraction.
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@-Jinx- Since we don't have the same screen, but it comes from the same company, it doesn't tell if this is done by the laptop or the AUO's own hardware implementation :/
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Nice multi posting, good for you Luna is not hanging around anymore...
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sure, the area where the CPU is located gets a bit warm, but not uncomfortably so. besides, aside from benchmarks i always run at stock or undervolted/underclocked settings, so in extended gaming sessions i dont expect any thermal problems whatsoever on auto fans
as for benchmarks, i always use the full fan option to provide the best possible situation for my stressed hardware
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i can run some benches for you, if you like, just tell me which tools ud like me to use additionally to geekbench 3. u can also check the batcave OP for benchmark scores: http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/official-clevo-p75xzm-batman-sager-np9752-owner´s-lounge-welcome-to-the-batcave.767105/#post-9860334
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Well if you add in GeekBench 3 it will definitely suffice for me, since it gives a great all around performance measure and it only takes 2 minutes to perform
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alright, will do
stay tuned
edit: here you go
4.0 Ghz on all cores: http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/2070811
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Ok...so I managed to disable that annoying adaptive brightness..
So in addition to all the windows 8 power settings you need to go to intelHD control panel >> power.
Here is where it gets very counterintuitive.
You need to sellect "battery" and only them the option to disable adaptive brightness appears.
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Forgot to mention the cpu: 4790k.
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whenever i run on battery (and thats not often!) i restrict my cpu to 800 Mhz
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I will try it out with movie-mode, maybe I will get lucky
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but i dont expect much, nor do i need to do anything powerhungry while on battery
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Why do people praise the Sharp 4K panel so much? While it is nice and bright and has good viewing angles, it is really distractingly grainy, which is quite evident on a white background.
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Hey guys, im waiting for my 4k sager 8652 to come... Im a litle worried that my decision to go with a 4k screen just wrecked my battery life for good.
Does scaling to 1080 still have **** battery?
How well does power saver work?
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jeanjackstyle Notebook Evangelist
What screen do you have chrrris7?
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