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I saw this when Tony posted the story about the MBP 10.6.7 update here
http://tonymacx86.blogspot.com/2011/03/ ... -2011.html
One of the commenters said
"Just remove the appleintelcpupowermanagment kext,
then change your multiplier back, I suggest over clock by 5%
I am running my 2600 at 3.56GHz
Tell me if I am wrong but all the kext above does is take advantage of the turbo boost, and seeing as it was built mainly for a lower spec'd cpu its KP.
So my machine is not using the turbo boost, but it's constantly running higher anyway, I have ran handbrake for two hours all cores working their hearts out and I haven't had one crash or issue.
Can someone tell me if does this kext control cpu fan speed? when working?"
Anyone else tried this to see if it worked?
http://tonymacx86.blogspot.com/2011/03/ ... -2011.html
One of the commenters said
"Just remove the appleintelcpupowermanagment kext,
then change your multiplier back, I suggest over clock by 5%
I am running my 2600 at 3.56GHz
Tell me if I am wrong but all the kext above does is take advantage of the turbo boost, and seeing as it was built mainly for a lower spec'd cpu its KP.
So my machine is not using the turbo boost, but it's constantly running higher anyway, I have ran handbrake for two hours all cores working their hearts out and I haven't had one crash or issue.
Can someone tell me if does this kext control cpu fan speed? when working?"
Anyone else tried this to see if it worked?