How do we change the stupid green theme?

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Zefan said:
Although a vocal minority have made their voices heard, we've received a lot of good feedback about the green theme due to its carbon reducing effect, optimising subpixel efficiency on most displays.

The intent is to find a way to encourage users to voluntarily switch to it, rather than enabling the force function that was enabled yesterday, however we will review uptake and consider its use in future if this is not above a certain threshold.

We're committed to doing our part to tackle climate change, and we have a duty to future generations to make sacrifices to achieve net zero.
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Seems abit ironic to me coming from a company selling products going beyond their specifications all because of profit, basing their actual company name on overclocking.

Aren't we already saving around 2/3 of power consumption switching from the days of CRTs anyway? If anything companies such as AMD, Intel should stop selling products that can be overclocked, same with graphics cards, can't imagine how much power would be saved on a global scale.

More awareness on how to undervolt hardware also, or maybe lazy manufacturers can do more to make undervolting easier with the push of a button, general folk buying hardware probally never overclock anyway.

And then there's the mining thing as well, I can't imagine how much energy that uses on a global scale.
 
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Zefan said:
Although a vocal minority have made their voices heard, we've received a lot of good feedback about the green theme due to its carbon reducing effect, optimising subpixel efficiency on most displays.

The intent is to find a way to encourage users to voluntarily switch to it, rather than enabling the force function that was enabled yesterday, however we will review uptake and consider its use in future if this is not above a certain threshold.

We're committed to doing our part to tackle climate change, and we have a duty to future generations to make sacrifices to achieve net zero.
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Really late, or really early, for 1st April?
 
Zefan said:
Although a vocal minority have made their voices heard, we've received a lot of good feedback about the green theme due to its carbon reducing effect, optimising subpixel efficiency on most displays.

The intent is to find a way to encourage users to voluntarily switch to it, rather than enabling the force function that was enabled yesterday, however we will review uptake and consider its use in future if this is not above a certain threshold.

We're committed to doing our part to tackle climate change, and we have a duty to future generations to make sacrifices to achieve net zero.
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I thought this post was strange but it turns out that it's true!?

Are you considering accessibility and energy efficiency when making color choices?

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Maybe there should be a red theme as well.
 
Nelly said:
Seems abit ironic to me coming from a company selling products going beyond their specifications all because of profit, basing their actual company name on overclocking.

Aren't we already saving around 2/3 of power consumption switching from the days of CRTs anyway? If anything companies such as AMD, Intel should stop selling products that can be overclocked, same with graphics cards, can't imagine how much power would be saved on a global scale.

More awareness on how to undervolt hardware also, or maybe lazy manufacturers can do more to make undervolting easier with the push of a button, general folk buying hardware probally never overclock anyway.

And then there's the mining thing as well, I can't imagine how much energy that uses on a global scale.
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Alternatively, just smile and enjoy the mods having a night out and playing the odd prank or two.
 
Zefan said:
Although a vocal minority have made their voices heard, we've received a lot of good feedback about the green theme due to its carbon reducing effect, optimising subpixel efficiency on most displays.

The intent is to find a way to encourage users to voluntarily switch to it, rather than enabling the force function that was enabled yesterday, however we will review uptake and consider its use in future if this is not above a certain threshold.

We're committed to doing our part to tackle climate change, and we have a duty to future generations to make sacrifices to achieve net zero.
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BAHAHAHAHAHAHA :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
 
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