P panurge macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 8, 2006 22 0 Jun 4, 2007 #1 Is it true that MacBook underclocks itself to 1 GHz when the battery is removed?
0007776 Suspended Jul 11, 2006 6,473 8,170 Somewhere Jun 4, 2007 #2 I hadn't heard that, and ones that I have seen in stores with the batteries removed seemed to run faster than that.
I hadn't heard that, and ones that I have seen in stores with the batteries removed seemed to run faster than that.
Scarlet Fever macrumors 68040 Jul 22, 2005 3,262 0 Bookshop! Jun 4, 2007 #3 yes it is true, but there is no reason you should be on your macbook without the battery in.
P panurge macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 8, 2006 22 0 Jun 5, 2007 #4 Scarlet Fever said: yes it is true Click to expand... Ok. I still can't figure out why it's underclocked to 1 GHz? Scarlet Fever said: but there is no reason you should be on your macbook without the battery in. Click to expand... Hmmm... I can think of two: It saves the battery when it's not exposed to heat of the MacBook all the time If the processor is underclocked to 1 GHz, MacBook should run way cooler than with the battery
Scarlet Fever said: yes it is true Click to expand... Ok. I still can't figure out why it's underclocked to 1 GHz? Scarlet Fever said: but there is no reason you should be on your macbook without the battery in. Click to expand... Hmmm... I can think of two: It saves the battery when it's not exposed to heat of the MacBook all the time If the processor is underclocked to 1 GHz, MacBook should run way cooler than with the battery