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Has anyone tried using RMClock within Bootcamp?

Didn't try RMClock, but I did just try SpeedStep without any luck. SpeedStep cannot change the CPU speed at all. It just stays constant. I will try RMClock though.

Update: I think I got it working. It's at minimal speed right now (~260Mhz), but runtime has not changed. I can feel the speed difference too. The laptop is very sluggish, but that is expected at a Pentium II speed. Haha...


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i guess apple won here, no wonder so many Mac users think windows is crap, its because windows DOES run like crap on a mac. (none of the issues in this thread have ever happened to me on any of my PC's)

this goes the other way too, OSX is a POS on anything other than a mac, every update killes network connectivity or some other device on most netbooks
 
i guess apple won here, no wonder so many Mac users think windows is crap, its because windows DOES run like crap on a mac. (none of the issues in this thread have ever happened to me on any of my PC's)

Really? So far Win XP runs better on my iMac (in terms of programs/windows, etc. opening quickly); the only issue I've run into (so far) is I can't install Pinnacle Studio version 8, the installer just craps out after it hits 100%.

Kevin, are you trying to undervolt your CPU?
 
Well, pr5owner, its just not true....

i guess apple won here, no wonder so many Mac users think windows is crap, its because windows DOES run like crap on a mac. (none of the issues in this thread have ever happened to me on any of my PC's)

this goes the other way too, OSX is a POS on anything other than a mac, every update killes network connectivity or some other device on most netbooks

I have been running window XP ( and now Win 7) for over a year on my Mac and am totally satisfied with the Windows performance. To me, it is all about available memory: my MBP has 4gb of RAM and Windows and OSX co-mingle with no real issues. I am not doing CPU/GPU intensive apps, just browsers, Fusion, Word, Excel, itunes and Skype on the OSX side and MS Project and MS Visio on the Windows side. A true detente with peaceful co-existence! :cool:
 
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