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CPU Speed Menu 1.4


License Free to try
Requirements Mac OS X 10.3.5 or later, Macintosh system with manual processor performance switching required
Downloads 39 Limitations None
Publisher Marcel Bresink Software-Systeme File Size 499k
Date added 29 Jul 2009 Check your speed

CPU Speed Menu allows you to switch between the different performance settings of your computer by a single mouse click. It is no longer necessary to open <i>System Preferences</i>, navigating to the <i>Energy Saver</i> pane and selecting the <i>Options</i> item. This is helpful for users who must switch between different speed settings very often, for example when temporarily performing processor-intensive tasks. Switching manually to a speed which meets your current needs best can improve battery load on portable computers, or avoid noise problems with cooling fans and power supply units on desktop computers.<br />

<strong>CPU Speed Menu can be used on all Macintosh computers which support manual switching of processor performance. </strong>This includes all portable computers with PPC processors, as well as most G5 systems.

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