depending on the board and CPU you could underclock it, its a bit
involved but if you email me the specs i might be able to walk you
through it.
On 5/12/06, Kwan Lowe <kwan@digitalhermit.com> wrote:
>
> > Is there a way to launch a process (or modify an existing one) to force it
> > to use no more than X% of the CPU? With continual 100% use my CPU gets
> > rather warm. Sure, I can "nice" it, but that only makes it more readily
> > yield the CPU to other processes; if nothing else demands the CPU it'll
> > still use 100%. Is the only solution in hardware, something like a Peltier
> > device and a big honkin' heat sink?
>
> You can try using the cpuspeed command to throttle the hardware. I use it to switch
> my laptop to a 600MhZ mode to conserve battery when just browsing the web.
>
>
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