19 Nov 2009 at 23:42 #1 3t3P 3t3P Soldato Joined 20 Dec 2006 Posts 3,760 My quesion is, will the GPU on a laptop be running full whack all the time? Is there anyway to make it throttle to idle when not in 3D use? Thanks
My quesion is, will the GPU on a laptop be running full whack all the time? Is there anyway to make it throttle to idle when not in 3D use? Thanks
19 Nov 2009 at 23:49 #2 Memphis Memphis Soldato Joined 13 Jan 2004 Posts 12,197 Location Inverness Are you sure it's not already?
19 Nov 2009 at 23:50 #3 3t3P 3t3P Soldato OP Joined 20 Dec 2006 Posts 3,760 I'm not sure, I'd have to put rivatuner on again or afterburner, it's my sisters laptop with an 8600M GT the battery life is really appalling
I'm not sure, I'd have to put rivatuner on again or afterburner, it's my sisters laptop with an 8600M GT the battery life is really appalling
20 Nov 2009 at 05:58 #4 ShakenNstirred ShakenNstirred Soldato Joined 5 Jun 2003 Posts 8,732 Location sawley/ long eaton my laptop does it
20 Nov 2009 at 08:53 #5 3t3P 3t3P Soldato OP Joined 20 Dec 2006 Posts 3,760 How are you liking Windows 7 on ur laptop shaken? Thinking of: getting her a new batt ordered, a 7,200 rpm drive and student Win 7 deal
How are you liking Windows 7 on ur laptop shaken? Thinking of: getting her a new batt ordered, a 7,200 rpm drive and student Win 7 deal
20 Nov 2009 at 09:06 #6 Shadows1990 Shadows1990 Associate Joined 22 Jan 2008 Posts 1,311 Location King's Lynn, Norfolk It's Powermizer that does the automatic down-clocking. It works for some people in one driver release, and not at all in others. I would suggest starting at the latest (proper) notebook release (186.81): Link to Nvidia drivers If one doesn't give results (I suggest using GPU-Z to check clock values), try something further back.
It's Powermizer that does the automatic down-clocking. It works for some people in one driver release, and not at all in others. I would suggest starting at the latest (proper) notebook release (186.81): Link to Nvidia drivers If one doesn't give results (I suggest using GPU-Z to check clock values), try something further back.
20 Nov 2009 at 14:18 #7 ShakenNstirred ShakenNstirred Soldato Joined 5 Jun 2003 Posts 8,732 Location sawley/ long eaton 3t3P said: How are you liking Windows 7 on ur laptop shaken? Thinking of: getting her a new batt ordered, a 7,200 rpm drive and student Win 7 deal Click to expand... im loving it well worth getting
3t3P said: How are you liking Windows 7 on ur laptop shaken? Thinking of: getting her a new batt ordered, a 7,200 rpm drive and student Win 7 deal Click to expand... im loving it well worth getting