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Certain cards (NVida Geforce 4) for laptops have a special powersave mode (up to 40% more battery life time). Under Windows it is referd to as PowerMizer. Seemingly it tells the card to work at 1 Volt (I guess you loose some speed for that?).
Does anyone have an Idea, if this is implemented for Linux/Freebsd? Or how to do implement it? I have the 1.0-6113 freebsd driver (and nvidia-setting) on FreeBSD 5.2 on a dell Latidute D800, with GeForce 4 (I can access the PowerMizer under Windows, but need FreeBSD). Just switching of 3d doesnt seem to help. I would be glad for any Idea, or information Thanks Martin |
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does anyone know if there is a roadmap or anything, or any idea where else I could go for information on this?
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anything new?
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