Ok, I get that the Celeron isn't as advanced, and that it doesn't "downclock" itself to save battery power... And that P. M on average get about 30 minutes more...
What I'm wondering.
I would be using the computer for either very extreme things, like full on gaming, but I would be doing this attached to a wall, and Battery life would be a non issue.
On the other hand, when I am going off the battery I would be reading, thats it, one program, Uses about 1,200-1,400k of Mem.
So what I wanna know is if I can manualy do what the Pentium does automaticly?
I know about:
Turning off the net.
Not playing any sound.
Lowering the brightness.
Any other tips to conserve battery power? Would it be possible to swap between "high end" and "low end"?
What I'm wondering.
I would be using the computer for either very extreme things, like full on gaming, but I would be doing this attached to a wall, and Battery life would be a non issue.
On the other hand, when I am going off the battery I would be reading, thats it, one program, Uses about 1,200-1,400k of Mem.
So what I wanna know is if I can manualy do what the Pentium does automaticly?
I know about:
Turning off the net.
Not playing any sound.
Lowering the brightness.
Any other tips to conserve battery power? Would it be possible to swap between "high end" and "low end"?
