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- Version: 1.2, 10/10/2007 02:02PM PST
jshalmos
It would be amazing if we could tell CPU Speed Menu to use the lowest speed while we're asleep at a set time and then turn back on at a set time in the morning to the highest speed. I have to keep my machine running 24/7.
Intel CPUs are fully supported. CPU switching depends on Apple's support - Version: 1.2, 1/2/2007 02:09AM PST
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Marcel Bresink Info
@acfromberg: Please don't misuse the VersionTracker platform to spread misinformation.
As specified in the manual and product information of CPU Speed Menu, the tool can be used on all computers for which Apple supports manual speed switching. This includes systems with Intel processors. CPU Speed Menu has been tested on Intel Macs and non-Mac PCs which are using Pentium 4 processors, and it works fine.
You are right that Apple currently doesn't support manual speed switching on systems with Intel Core and Xeon 5100 technology. Current versions of Mac OS X lock those processors in automatic speed switching mode, using a feature called EIST (Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology). This may or may not change in future versions of Mac OS X.
We have made VersionTracker aware that they posted an incorrect paragraph in the product description, claiming that CPU Speed Menu could be used on all portable Macs. They should correct their mistake within a few hours.
Marcel Bresink Software Systems
Customer Care and Support
As specified in the manual and product information of CPU Speed Menu, the tool can be used on all computers for which Apple supports manual speed switching. This includes systems with Intel processors. CPU Speed Menu has been tested on Intel Macs and non-Mac PCs which are using Pentium 4 processors, and it works fine.
You are right that Apple currently doesn't support manual speed switching on systems with Intel Core and Xeon 5100 technology. Current versions of Mac OS X lock those processors in automatic speed switching mode, using a feature called EIST (Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology). This may or may not change in future versions of Mac OS X.
We have made VersionTracker aware that they posted an incorrect paragraph in the product description, claiming that CPU Speed Menu could be used on all portable Macs. They should correct their mistake within a few hours.
Marcel Bresink Software Systems
Customer Care and Support
Intel CPU not supported - Version: 1.2, 1/1/2007 01:02PM PST
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smokeonit
on my mbp 2.0 it did NOT work... and of course the dual core intel's are capable of various clock speeds... all the way from 1ghz to 2ghz... so why does it state universal binary and for 10.4 when it doesn't do any good for mactels???