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7thShare CPU Cooling Master 1.1.8.8 war am 28. Januar 2019! als Giveaway verfügbar!
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5.80 MB
$69.00
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Kommentare zum 7thShare CPU Cooling Master 1.1.8.8
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i do not know what this cpu cooling master is doing .
all i see is a thermastat and the red line in it going to the top and back
to the bottom all the time
to me that serves no purpose
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george, you can utilize Windows own Power Options settings and set the temperatures for the CPU there by changing the Power Plan.
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Installed and registered fine. Other than that, i don't know exactly what it's supposed to do.
Considering that you can set temperatures for the CPU in the advanced Power Options from Windows itself and customize Power Plans for completely free, i find the regular price of todays offer ridiculously overpriced, despite it being offered for free today.
Even half of the price would still be heavily overpriced for the very few options the program actually has.
Windows Power Options are so much more powerful and allow for much more indepth settings than just having a GUI and a progress bar slapped in the middle of it, asking for 70 bucks, sorry, not gonna happen.
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You can achieve the same by using the Power Options from Windows itself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfdPQxvFlzA
No need for a third-party program.
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When we uninstall this and we probably will it leaves the "cool down" profile behind... technically that is what does the work of the program... it switches between balanced power profile and cool down power profile regardless of what our starting profile was... mine was low power profile originally but this switched it to the hotter running balanced then to the crippling cool down profile when I START it... and back to balanced when I STOP it.
Every time we press the START/STOP button it starts two new cmd.exe child processes to swap power profiles and leaves them running but doing nothing but consuming time slices and system memory. If we exit the program gracefully the CMD.EXE processes are orphanned and would have to be end tasked in task manger or logged out to get rid of them OR best way is to use task manager to "End Process Tree" to end the program manually and take all its zombie child processes with it. I beleive what the developer is doing is what is called wholesale resource leaking. The more you use it the more resources it eats and never gives back.
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