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29th Sep 2008, 14:33
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Right. I have a macbook and have just installed Windows XP under a virtual machine (because I don't have a version of Flash for Mac) and I haven't used bootcamp becuase it is a version of windows which is only good for 30 days.
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When I right click on my computer and go to properties, it says "Intel Core 2 Duo T8300 2.4GHZ, 1.06GHZ, 1GB RAM". Thats not right. Why is it showing up as 2.4Ghz but then 1.06? It is definitely a 2.4 with each core clocking at 2.4. Any ideas? Tom My System: #
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29th Sep 2008, 21:47
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Speedstep is saving battery life for you and changing the multiplier when not in use.
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29th Sep 2008, 23:25
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30th Sep 2008, 05:31
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One is a desktop, one is a laptop.
One of them has a battery. :p
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30th Sep 2008, 16:14
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you say one has a battery (laptop) but my motherboard has one too
 
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1st Oct 2008, 01:29
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Hahaha, that's true. I just spent about 6 hours on MSN with a friend of mine because of a stupid CMOS battery, so I should know :)
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