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Hi, just wondering if anyone could explain the values of 586MHz and 2.09MHZ in the pictures below. Just got a new laptop and it seems to switch between these two values from time to time. Thanks.
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As mentioned before, it is just a battery saving thing that lowers the freqency when power is not needed so that you can have longer battery life
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Ahhh!!! What a good idea! Thanks!
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If you want it to be at a constent speed, there should be a program on your laptop that can be set to certain speed intervals.
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