On Mon, 03 Feb 2003 13:14:56 CST, Matt Reppert said:
> Yes. I have a powerpc laptop that runs at 700 MHz. If I throttle the CPU cloc
k
> speed down to 400 MHz and change nothing else the battery has noticeably long
er
> life; since it's running slower, it takes less power when it's active (not
> halted).
I knew that. The question I asked was whether halted at 700Mhz takes more
power than halted at 400Mhz...
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