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Matthew Garrett on the race to idleMatthew Garrett on the race to idlePosted May 10, 2008 10:53 UTC (Sat) by mjg59 (subscriber, #23239)In reply to: Matthew Garrett on the race to idle by dlang Parent article: Matthew Garrett on the race to idle
The benefit is that your CPU power draw drops to approximately nothing. On modern CPUs, halving the speed of your processor doesn't halve its power draw. Letting it idle takes it down to 0-1 watts.
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Matthew Garrett on the race to idle Posted May 11, 2008 11:23 UTC (Sun) by IkeTo (subscriber, #2122) [Link] > On modern CPUs, halving the speed of your processor doesn't halve its power draw. Hm... I read otherwise somewhere else, if you count only the power of the CPU. (Actually it should save more than half of its power, otherwise why slowing down?) Would you mind sharing with us where you get this idea?
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