Anton Farygin wrote: > Also, if driver is radeon, then may be help this option in xorg.conf: > Option "DynamicClocks" "boolean" > Enable dynamic clock scaling. The on-chip clocks will > scale > dynamically based on usage. This can help reduce heat > and > increase battery life by reducing power usage. Some > users > report reduced 3D preformance with this enabled. The > default is off.
A tried your suggestion, but there was hardly any battery life improvement in the type of experiment I have done. I made the same experiment on another laptop (Intel Celeron based), and the battery life of Windows XP and SuSE 9.3 was exacly the same. So the discrepancy I measured on the Pentium M laptop remains a mistery to me... Mark _______________________________________________ powersave-devel mailing list [email protected] http://forge.novell.com/mailman/listinfo/powersave-devel
