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If CHUD is installed, there is a "nap" setting in the hardware
preference pane in System Prefs. How does this differ from the
"Automatic" Processor Performance setting in the Enery Saver preference
pane ? Both are there to reduce the CPU speed when it is idle, right ? replied on :
In article matsw-CF6023.17125009062004@redacted.invalid, Mats Weber matsw@redacted.invalid wrote:
If CHUD is installed, there is a "nap" setting in the hardware preference pane in System Prefs. How does this differ from the "Automatic" Processor Performance setting in the Enery Saver preference pane ? Both are there to reduce the CPU speed when it is idle, right ?
See http://www.latext.com/pm/comments/807_0_1_0_C/ (especially some of the later comments). Based on that:
- nap seems to do more than Energy Saver
- nap can cause system instabilities if you don't use the current version of CHUD and MacOS X
-- Russell