Notebook Hardware Control

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    nice!
     
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    Another view....
     
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    now, thats sexy! :lol:
     
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    how much resources does it uses?

    but well, performance always cons with appearance...
     
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    You can hide the graphs on the desktop, so just leave in a managing-mode...

    I have it on max-performance when plugged in, and use Max-Battery when running on....battery..

    As a secundary performance-program, I also enabled CachemanXP.
     
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