HP Nc6000 Software Guide - Page 26
Choosing a Performance Mode, Windows 2000, Setting SpeedStep Preferences, Using the SpeedStep Window
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Power Choosing a Performance Mode (Windows 2000) The SpeedStep technology offers 3 preset performance modes: ■ Maximum Performance mode-the processor runs at full speed to provide maximum performance. ■ Automatic mode-the processor speed increases when the notebook is being used and decreases when the notebook is idle. ■ Battery Optimized mode-the processor runs at reduced speed to provide an optimal balance between energy conservation and performance. The notebook can run in any of the performance modes while it is operating on external power or on battery power. Setting SpeedStep Preferences (Windows 2000) SpeedStep settings can be accessed from the SpeedStep window or the SpeedStep icon. SpeedStep can be enabled or disabled in Computer Setup. ✎ If the SpeedStep window and icon are not accessible, they can be enabled in Computer Setup. To enable the window icon and other settings, refer to "Enabling SpeedStep in Computer Setup (Windows 2000)," later in this chapter. Using the SpeedStep Window (Windows 2000) To open the SpeedStep window in Windows 2000, select Start > Settings > Control Panel > Power Options > Intel SpeedStep technology tab. Then set your preferences according to the following table. 2-14 Software Guide