I was recently doing some speed tests at pcpistop, and I noticed something that seemed a bit unusual. My Ferrari gets a 1532 when I don't have it plugged in. That's a pretty good score for a laptop and I'm quite happy with it, but the score changes dramatically when I plug it in. It goes down to around 1200. This is predominately because the number of instructions per second (in millions) of the Processor goes from 5731 to 2536. Is there a way to prevent the Processor from slowing down when I plug the system in?
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Ferrari 3200 running slower when plugged in
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