randomtask - you can set throttling to Low rather than Medium if you're only using one setting. I presume that will slightly decrease the (minimal) CPU usage that Coolbook takes up.
In theory we should be able to turn throttling off completely, but when I try that and then restart, my voltage gets reset to the default. Even with "CoolBook Active" ticked.
I've removed the 800MHz b/2 setting because it's noticeably slower at responding than the 1600MHz setting. The "noticing something is happening and speeding up the processor" clearly doesn't happen quickly enough to be transparent. I'm not sure if this is affecting battery life (I mean specifically removing the 800MHz setting - having Coolbook's lower voltage is definitely giving me more battery time overall). It's still running on the same (lowest) voltage.
In theory we should be able to turn throttling off completely, but when I try that and then restart, my voltage gets reset to the default. Even with "CoolBook Active" ticked.
I've removed the 800MHz b/2 setting because it's noticeably slower at responding than the 1600MHz setting. The "noticing something is happening and speeding up the processor" clearly doesn't happen quickly enough to be transparent. I'm not sure if this is affecting battery life (I mean specifically removing the 800MHz setting - having Coolbook's lower voltage is definitely giving me more battery time overall). It's still running on the same (lowest) voltage.