Undervolting the Atom for less heat, more battery life.

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    exwannabe

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    Somebody on the phc forums had another method that you need not fear.

    He would gradually lower the voltage while running a program (I think mprime) that would both load the cpu and detect errors. Once he saw errors he knew he went to far. This avoids the crash version you (and I) do not care for.
     
    exwannabe, Feb 7, 2009
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    jango

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    It seems that nobody use undervolting in their AAO.... no feedback
     
    jango, Feb 14, 2009
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