yes, use high performance, that way you'll make sure you video card and
CPU get full power.


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motarola2

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motarola2;867048 Wrote:
yes, use high performance, that way you'll make sure you video card and
CPU get full power.

Thank's that is the best post to me so far. That's like what I wanted
if im playing games and I select high performance will it make the CPU,
GPU ect.. Run faster or is the differnt options just for saving power?


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Usama

motarola2;867048 Wrote:
yes, use high performance, that way you'll make sure you video card and
CPU get full power.


I am running a Toshiba X205-SLI2 and honistly, the power settings only
seem matter when your on battery power. You can go through and customize
a power setting with what you want to running at full settings (i.e. max
screen brightness, cooling settings, idle/sleep time, etc) for both on
battery and ac.


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