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To: fyodor_ who wrote (37772)	4/29/2001 12:05:45 PM
From: jjayxxxx	Read Replies (1) of 275872

RE: <I was simply trying to point out that a notebook running PowerNow! isn't limited to a lower operating frequency when running off the battery (compared to when running off the mains). (This in contrast to SpeedStep, where such a limitation is in place).> Let me clarify your SpeedStep statement, which I think I misinterpreted at first. My PIII notebook with SpeedStep can run at full speed on batteries if I choose to run it that way. However, you are correct in that when SpeedStep is enabled and running in battery-saving-mode (or whatever it's called), then the processor is slowed down while on batteries. JJ

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