I like the CPU speed control in Power-->Advaanced settings, with p

Can some please advise me where to find this setting.
have tried power under control panel and cannot find advanced settings any
help will be much appreciated

Jessie a flower

 

Controlpanel-->Power-->SelectPlan (3 presets available), under selected plan
there's a radiobutton which says:
"change plan settings", click it.
You're in Plan Settings, one of the links says "CHANGE ADVANCED POWER
SETTINGS".

Click it, and scroill down to Processor Power Management. It's just a fancy
word for CPU clockspeed, you can set fgrom 0 to 100%, for min & max range.

When I limit CPU to 25% max, I can hear fan stops and everything gets
cooler, but so does the speed drops! So if you do wordprocessing or simple
things on a battery, I set o 25%, if I work with complex CAD drawings on
ACpower I set to 70-90%.
I don't like 100% because my machine is fast enough and I don't like to
OVERHEAT processor, cause I am unemployed since 2 mos ago and if it goes
down, i'd be in megatrouble

 

Re: I like the CPU speed control in Power-->Advaanced settings, wi

Thankyou for you quick response i have made changes and kept your instruction
with my how to do file and what i have done list
Thanks again for the help

"JEWboy" wrote:
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> Controlpanel-->Power-->SelectPlan (3 presets available), under selected plan
> there's a radiobutton which says:
> "change plan settings", click it.
> You're in Plan Settings, one of the links says "CHANGE ADVANCED POWER
> SETTINGS".
>
> Click it, and scroill down to Processor Power Management. It's just a fancy
> word for CPU clockspeed, you can set fgrom 0 to 100%, for min & max range.
>
> When I limit CPU to 25% max, I can hear fan stops and everything gets
> cooler, but so does the speed drops! So if you do wordprocessing or simple
> things on a battery, I set o 25%, if I work with complex CAD drawings on
> ACpower I set to 70-90%.
> I don't like 100% because my machine is fast enough and I don't like to
> OVERHEAT processor, cause I am unemployed since 2 mos ago and if it goes
> down, i'd be in megatrouble
>
> <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

 

Re: I like the CPU speed control in Power-->Advaanced settings, wi

OMG, someone is keeping my "instructions"?

Flattering, but don't follow me or anyone rigidly, use own judgement, I have
a different processor & applications, so my settings are personal, OK, have
a good one....

 

Re: I like the CPU speed control in Power-->Advaanced settings, wi


"JEWboy" <Nojunkmetalblade@nojunkprodigy.net> wrote in message
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> OMG, someone is keeping my "instructions"?
>
> Flattering, but don't follow me or anyone rigidly, use own judgement, I
> have a different processor & applications, so my settings are personal,
> OK, have a good one....<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

You are right. NOBODY should follow you. You really should power down your
PC and look for something else to do after correcting your system clock. If
you truly don't understand how to change your system clock, you should call
support and they will be happy to walk you through the process. Don't be
afraid.