RMClock (cpu frequency reduction tool)

RMClock (cpu frequency reduction tool) is used to automatically reduce the frequency of the CPU and reduce the power consumption of the notebook computer. The automatic CPU frequency reduction software that adjusts the CPU heat too frequently is not beneficial to its life. RMClock has a minimum frequency adjustment gap. Ensure the smooth transition of different frequencies, extend the service life of the machine and ensure the normal use of the battery. RMClock has the function of locking the computer voltage. For example, when using the battery, the voltage can be locked to the maximum when running a large program.

About frequency reduction:

1. What is the use of automatic frequency reduction?
Save electricity! Especially when using a laptop battery, it can reduce power consumption, reduce heat generation, and extend battery life. In addition, lowering the temperature can also extend the service life of PC hardware, especially in summer.
2. Will automatic frequency reduction affect normal use?
No, automatic frequency reduction, just like the on-demand distribution of communism, the current operating load does not require 100% use of the CPU, only 50% of the frequency, why 100%? This can get rid of unnecessary heat, save power and extend the use time. Of course, it will automatically increase the frequency as the system needs to adapt to load changes.
3. Laptop CPUs already support automatic frequency reduction (speedstep). Do you need RMClock?
​​ INTEL’s speedstep technology (automatic frequency reduction technology) lacks “macro-control”, lacks foresight, lacks compulsion in special circumstances, and lacks user autonomy in frequency adjustment. A simple example:
Situation 1: The fan draws air intermittently.
     
The fan spins very fast and makes a lot of noise. It will be quiet for a while, and then the speed will increase again soon. This back and forth... not only reduces the lifespan, but also affects the user's experience. It is possible that some programs keep starting and closing. Or it is caused by the instability of certain processes. For example, during graphics processing, each screen element requires a different number of processing units, so speedstep blindly adapts to the system load and continuously adjusts the CPU frequency, resulting in intermittent drafts of the fan. RMClock can easily lock the CPU frequency and keep the CPU working stably within the range required by the system.
Scenario 2: I want to fight World of Warcraft, but why is the frequency still only 50%? I'm on the road and I want the lowest battery consumption. How can I open a word at 100%?

speedstep does not know what you are going to do, it will not proactively adjust the main frequency to the required range in advance, speedstep does not know that you are on the road, it only knows to increase the main frequency the moment you open WORD, it does not know the actual 20% is probably enough (20% is just an approximate number, the specific parameters will depend on different machines), and RMclock can easily lock the CPU usage range. If you often run large programs, you can let the CPU only run between 85% and 100%. If you want to keep energy consumption low, use RMClock to limit the main frequency to less than 20% (enough to process documents).
Situation 3: Why is it always tuned?

Frequent frequency modulation is not conducive to the life of the CPU. RMClock has a minimum frequency modulation gap. It ensures a smooth transition between different frequencies and prevents the life of the CPU from being affected by fluctuations in frequency. In addition, the CPU voltage can be controlled using RMClock. For example, when using batteries, the voltage can be locked to the maximum when running a large program. To protect the usage time of your notebook, you can lock the voltage to the lowest level, or lower, because the voltage will sometimes automatically restart if the voltage is too low. RMClock will automatically detect the maximum and minimum voltage values ​​and the adaptability range of your laptop.