Well I'm sure that Underclocking isn't bad. But to tell you the truth I'd rather undervolting, that's more effective. I use that on my LAPTOP. But for a netbook I didn't know how to do it (and the benefits would be so little), anyway, while you sleep there is no problem, the only problem on underclocking it's being so slow.
On 9 mayo, 09:29, "Jose Villegas (MADBEAST)" <[email protected]> wrote: > and why you want to hit on the head of a mentally retarded? hahahaha > > underclock a netbook? underclock to where? it couldnt be lower!! > > Now lets get serious... > > tell me your concerns, why you want to underclock an Atom? > > if your concers are about overheating.... > > Getting a fan is a great idea for netbooks, because netbooks are so > small that any flow of air will help reducing heat... > > there are few tips to decrease heat by reducing the use of the > processor: > > Increasing cache size form page file, using readyboost as cache, > decreasing the ammount of usless services and background programs will > reduce the use of CPU, power management settings and decresing the > speed of HDD via BIOS (if its possible) also the HDD produces heat > that could affect the CPU because in that little space everything > affects everything, using Tuneup utilities 2011 is a good idea because > it kills many of the usless services and programs from startup.... -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
