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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew H" data-source="post: 221294" data-attributes="member: 56239"><p>Since I'm still testing some things I'm simply allowing it to remain AUTO in BIOS and select Office instead of Minimal Power in the CP/Power options. That disengages CNQ. I'm wondering if there's a way to have CNQ disengaged only when MP is the active window... I'd like to save the power/heat when I don't NEED the performance. I'm also evaluating how my GBe NIC performance is effected by CNQ. Initially I think it's slowed about 50%; but I'm still evaluating this. (Ultimately I'm building a FreeNAS with some old hardware and would like to have decent GBe transfer rates -- losing 50% to CNQ could be influencing my evaluation!) </p><p></p><p>OF COURSE, you say... what other problems are you having?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andrew H, post: 221294, member: 56239"] Since I'm still testing some things I'm simply allowing it to remain AUTO in BIOS and select Office instead of Minimal Power in the CP/Power options. That disengages CNQ. I'm wondering if there's a way to have CNQ disengaged only when MP is the active window... I'd like to save the power/heat when I don't NEED the performance. I'm also evaluating how my GBe NIC performance is effected by CNQ. Initially I think it's slowed about 50%; but I'm still evaluating this. (Ultimately I'm building a FreeNAS with some old hardware and would like to have decent GBe transfer rates -- losing 50% to CNQ could be influencing my evaluation!) OF COURSE, you say... what other problems are you having? [/QUOTE]
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