Linux running slow when laptop on battery powermizer issue
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Linux running slow when laptop on battery powermizer issue
I installed Compiz fusion which works great.
However on battery linux lags really bad. I looked into more and it is clocking my GPU down to perfomence level 0 (0-3) at 100mhz. Its an issue with powermizer and I can't seem to disable powermizer either.
Does anyone know how I can fix it as its unusable with the graphics card clocked down that low.
However on battery linux lags really bad. I looked into more and it is clocking my GPU down to perfomence level 0 (0-3) at 100mhz. Its an issue with powermizer and I can't seem to disable powermizer either.
Does anyone know how I can fix it as its unusable with the graphics card clocked down that low.
Thanks
Yep, go into powermanager, and set the current power management scheme to be 'performance' rather than 'powersave'.
Of course, the more horsepower you use, the quicker your battery will drain....
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