notebook hardware control question

[veryhumid]

Firstly, I absolutely LOVE it. http://www.pbus-167.com/

I'm running a dothan 1.7 in a thinkpad. I'm wondering if the dynamic cpu speed option is safe. It alters the multiplier and voltage on the fly, but is fluctuating the clock and voltage often bad for anything?

[aaa]

It's supposed to do that anyways, NHC just lets you adjust the voltages, say lowering them for more battery with no performance decrease :D. Worst that will happen is bluescreen if you lower the volt too much.

[Como]

or an instant lock up if you lower it too too much...

Its about as bad for it as turning on your cars headlights are bad for the dashboard dimmer lights.

[veryhumid]

just to clarify, i am not changing the voltage and clock manually. The program does, many times a minute depending on what kind of use it is getting. I posted a similar question in their forum i'll let you guys know if I get some interesting responses.

[aaa]

The Pentium M changes clock like that anyways whether you have the prog or not.

[Como]

assuming you have the proper drivers installed- its software controled.

[veryhumid]

oh wow i didn't know that, I just though it was just either at 6x multi for battery, 17x multi for ac. thanks guys!