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Belkin UPS Bulldog

Belkin UPS Bulldog

for their uninterruptible power supply

Version:  3.0.6

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Memory leak/processor hogging gone

Feedback Type:  Review

Contributed by: evansbjr Friday, July 30 2004 @ 01:35 PM PDT

Product Platform: MacOSX

Used Product For: Over One Year

Recommend Product: YES

Although upsd always shows up as hung in Activity Monitor, the Bulldog app responds to power failures. The memory leak and processor hogging that made previous versions of Bulldog unusable, unless the computer was restarted every day, is no longer an issue. So, Bulldog now seems to be a better option than the UPS controls built into Panther.

The manual is laughable. For example, the description for the Voltage Sensitivity menu option is "Adjust the UPS voltage sensitivity." OK, so what do the three options actually do. Some of us like to know these things. What exactly is reduced? Is it a percentage adjustment or a fixed number of volts? Really, I'd like to know. How about examples of when you'd want to change these settings? Just a thought.   
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