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Razacka2

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Posted: Fri, 22nd Oct 2010 00:37 Post subject: Temperature in ubuntu 10.10 with netbook	Quick Quote Quote

So yeah, decided to try out ubuntu 10.10 with my fairly new netbook(10.10). i've always wanted to try out a linux OS so i thought i'd give it a try. Anyway, running the netbook edition of ubuntu 10.10 made me suspicious of how much my netbook has to work to run it. the temp according Xsensors is at 49-50 where acpitz measures 57-58. When I ran on Windows 7 I only got 31-34 with max 42. What do you recommend? Is ubuntu too much of a strain for my netbook? Thanks.

Mortibus

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Location: .NL

Posted: Fri, 22nd Oct 2010 04:06 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

i thought linux should be less demanding than windows sensors probably lying in linux

SpykeZ

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Posted: Fri, 22nd Oct 2010 04:32 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

send epsilon off a PM, he very knowledgable of linux. That doesnt' seem right at all.

Werelds
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Posted: Fri, 22nd Oct 2010 08:39 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

No, you'll most likely need to install some packages to make sure it triggers its p-states and cooling Join in on the war on LeoSatan

Razacka2

Posts: 2832
Location: Sweden

Posted: Fri, 22nd Oct 2010 14:58 Post subject:

pwerelds wrote:

No, you'll most likely need to install some packages to make sure it triggers its p-states and cooling Smile

Do you have any idea where I find those packages? No linux drivers for 1215N on asus support website.

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