Cool N Quiet Drivers For Mac
It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available. Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Without Cool’n’Quiet, the CPU temperature was between 118.4º F and 122º F (48º C and 50º C) while we performed basic tasks (surfing on the net and listening to MP3 songs). The biggest advantage of it can be it can 'undervolting' your CPU so at the same frequencies it consumes less power than with the official Cool'n'Quiet driver. Usually the official driver is overly pessimistic about what voltage level is required for a given performance state.
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From what I understand, Cool n Quiet underclocks the CPU while doing regular, non-intensive applications and idling. Thats fine. It works perfectly in that sense and I'm happy with the resulting lower CPU fan speed and temperatures. The System Properties in Windows XP shows it running at 784 MHz.
I had just upgraded to this CPU/mobo from a 5000+ BE and some other mobo and I ran games like SC2 fairly well on medium or high settings. When playing SC2 last night I found it incredibly choppy, even at times on Low or Medium. This led me to believe that Cool n Quiet wasn't properly clocking the CPU speed back to its 2.8 GHz standard.
Has anyone else run into this problem? I later tested it by switching the setting in Power Options to 'Always On' instead of 'Minimal Power Management', which I guess turns off CnQ? System properties showed 2.8 MHz again and I was able to run SC2 perfectly on all high settings. It also worked when I just completely uninstalled CnQ altogether.
Ideally I'd like to keep the features of CnQ for when I'm just browsing the web or things of that nature, and have it correctly up the CPU power when gaming. Anyone have any ideas to fix this issue? Otherwise I'd have to go into Power Options and change it to 'always on' everytime before gaming, or just lose the CnQ features all together and have the CPU run at full speed at all times.
Sorry for the long post, hope I sufficiently explained the problem