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    Fan Control in Windows!

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by pinwanger, Aug 5, 2007.

  1. pinwanger

    pinwanger Notebook Consultant

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    masterchef341 The guy from The Notebook

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    whoa. that would be awesome. it was only a matter of time i guess.

    the next step is to get an apple video bios editor to flash the clocks you want (down further at idle and up higher for games)
     
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    cdnalsi Food for the funky people

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    And what would be one for XP if there's such a thing...
     
    cdnalsi, Aug 5, 2007
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    ethanhunt123 Notebook Evangelist

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    Works just fine in Vista ... Brilliant !!
     
    ethanhunt123, Aug 5, 2007
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    If it works for vista...it ll most likely work for xp
     
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    This darn program totally changed my keyboard settings in Vista to the point where every key does something different. How do I go back to defaults?
     
    washington101, Aug 6, 2007
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    uh...uninstall it? reinstall bootcamp CD?
     
    pinwanger, Aug 6, 2007
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    masterchef341 The guy from The Notebook

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    when someone finds a hardware level video card controller (setting custom clocks) i will be seriously happy.
     
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