I've had my new Clevo P900 (9860) for a few days now and it's terrific! 
My only issue so far is that yesterday I noticed it running very slow when I was running it off battery power. The Front Side Bus scales from 4x200MHz down to 4x164MHz which takes the CPU speed back to 2.95GHz - sounds fast but when I ran SiSoft Sandra's arithmetic benchmark I only got just over 3,800 Dhrystones (as opposed to mains power which gives me over 10,500) - that's slower than a 1.6GHz P4 and barely faster than a 1GHz P3. In practice it seems to run even slower than indicated by the benchmark, with games like Doom 3 (which achieved 20fps on battery power even on my 8790) running at only 2-3fps and load times taking many times longer than usual. I also noticed that I can't turn off the CPU scaling in the BIOS like I could on my 8790 (understandable considering the number of dead batteries that have resulted from people doing this), but I'd still like to find a way to fix this - as my bleeding edge lappy is running more like a tired old Pentium-II (no exageration) away from the mains 
Has anyone else noticed the same with their 9860? Any ideas about how to fix this, maybe a BIOS update or something?
My only issue so far is that yesterday I noticed it running very slow when I was running it off battery power. The Front Side Bus scales from 4x200MHz down to 4x164MHz which takes the CPU speed back to 2.95GHz - sounds fast but when I ran SiSoft Sandra's arithmetic benchmark I only got just over 3,800 Dhrystones (as opposed to mains power which gives me over 10,500) - that's slower than a 1.6GHz P4 and barely faster than a 1GHz P3. In practice it seems to run even slower than indicated by the benchmark, with games like Doom 3 (which achieved 20fps on battery power even on my 8790) running at only 2-3fps and load times taking many times longer than usual. I also noticed that I can't turn off the CPU scaling in the BIOS like I could on my 8790 (understandable considering the number of dead batteries that have resulted from people doing this), but I'd still like to find a way to fix this - as my bleeding edge lappy is running more like a tired old Pentium-II (no exageration) away from the mains Has anyone else noticed the same with their 9860? Any ideas about how to fix this, maybe a BIOS update or something?
