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EDIT: the mpi installer refuses to install for StreamedMP. I untick Blue3 but no matter what I choose, Blue3 gets installed, always... and not StreamedMP...

Wow this is really great!

Can I make a suggestion? It is most probably impossible...

I am using RMClock instead of the standard AMD Cool'n'Quiet on my HTPC. In RMClock you can specify the default speed/voltage (low, like 1GHz for me) and the max (2.1GHz for me) and RMClock will calculate all steps in between. So if the pc needs more power, clock and voltage are raised. Next you can make profiles.. what I described is the "Power on demand" profile. With this profile my pc is a lot more quiet and cool then if CnQ would be running.
Next you have "Maximum performance": stick to the max speed (for me 2.6Ghz) and "power saving": stick to the lowest (never use this).

RMClock also shows temp, current speed and voltage and it would be very cool if I could see the profile currently active via your plugin. Perhaps even the throttle (the taskbar icon of RMClock is grey when at lowest speed and fills pink when speed is raised untill full pink when the max of the current profile is reached). And perhaps even modify the profile (although I rarely do that)

<blockquote data-quote="zilexa" data-source="post: 415895" data-attributes="member: 83769">EDIT: the mpi installer refuses to install for StreamedMP. I untick Blue3 but no matter what I choose, Blue3 gets installed, always... and not StreamedMP...Wow this is really great!Can I make a suggestion? It is most probably impossible...I am using RMClock instead of the standard AMD Cool'n'Quiet on my HTPC. In RMClock you can specify the default speed/voltage (low, like 1GHz for me) and the max (2.1GHz for me) and RMClock will calculate all steps in between. So if the pc needs more power, clock and voltage are raised. Next you can make profiles.. what I described is the &quot;Power on demand&quot; profile. With this profile my pc is a lot more quiet and cool then if CnQ would be running.Next you have &quot;Maximum performance&quot;: stick to the max speed (for me 2.6Ghz) and &quot;power saving&quot;: stick to the lowest (never use this).RMClock also shows temp, current speed and voltage and it would be very cool if I could see the profile currently active via your plugin. Perhaps even the throttle (the taskbar icon of RMClock is grey when at lowest speed and fills pink when speed is raised untill full pink when the max of the current profile is reached). And perhaps even modify the profile (although I rarely do that)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zilexa, post: 415895, member: 83769"] EDIT: the mpi installer refuses to install for StreamedMP. I untick Blue3 but no matter what I choose, Blue3 gets installed, always... and not StreamedMP... Wow this is really great! Can I make a suggestion? It is most probably impossible... I am using RMClock instead of the standard AMD Cool'n'Quiet on my HTPC. In RMClock you can specify the default speed/voltage (low, like 1GHz for me) and the max (2.1GHz for me) and RMClock will calculate all steps in between. So if the pc needs more power, clock and voltage are raised. Next you can make profiles.. what I described is the "Power on demand" profile. With this profile my pc is a lot more quiet and cool then if CnQ would be running. Next you have "Maximum performance": stick to the max speed (for me 2.6Ghz) and "power saving": stick to the lowest (never use this). RMClock also shows temp, current speed and voltage and it would be very cool if I could see the profile currently active via your plugin. Perhaps even the throttle (the taskbar icon of RMClock is grey when at lowest speed and fills pink when speed is raised untill full pink when the max of the current profile is reached). And perhaps even modify the profile (although I rarely do that) [/QUOTE]