software cooling Last modified: Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Often called softcooling, software cooling is a type of computer system cooling that uses software to access the CPU's power-saving technology. Soft cooling can be used to halt instructions to turn off or standby turn off or put in standby state CPU subparts that aren't being used or by under clocking the CPU.
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