CatBus;295271 Wrote: 
> Here's my thoughts based on my experience along similar lines:
> 
> CPU and memory underclocking won't get you anything but headaches.  

I'm not sure why that should be?  Power consumption is proportional to
clock frequency all else being equal, and if a synchronous digital
circuit has timing closure under normal clock speeds, it sure will when
its run slower. Is there a particular technical issue I might be
expected to hit? 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underclocking

Anyway, my experience in using 3/4 of the rated clock speeds was
noticeably less heat and less noise (due to the temperature controlled
fan running slower) and I see no down-side as yet. 

I do like your suggestions, e.g. using laptop drives. As regards
processors, I am using an old AMD Athlon, so lots of room for
improvement there --- but it will take an entirely new hardware
solution to make that practical. 

Thanks for your post,

--dsdreamer.


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