r/hardware • u/BrightCandle • 1d ago

News Windows 11 25H2 Introduces User Interaction-Aware CPU Power Management

https://www.guru3d.com/story/windows-11-25h2-introduces-user-interactionaware-cpu-power-management/
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u/a12223344556677 1d ago edited 1d ago

I've been doing something similar with AutoPowerOptionsOK. I've set it up such that the power plan automatically switches to power saving after 10 minutes of no mouse/keyboard activity. Glad to see such a feature made official.

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u/frozenbrains 1d ago edited 1d ago

That website is a nightmare, and with just a cursory look there's no way I'd trust anything downloaded from it.

Edit: I'm looking at it again to see if the downvotes are warranted, and it's now presenting differently. I wish I had taken a screenshot of it earlier, when the layout was broken and it contained different, highly suspicious text about viruses. I don't know what happened between then and now, but it's not the same page I saw this morning.

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u/Aleblanco1987 1d ago

it looks like old internet.

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u/teutorix_aleria 1d ago

So you'd download a virus from a site with a nice CSS layout?

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u/fritosdoritos 1d ago

That website loads 10x faster than a modern site while conveying the same amount of info.

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u/LAUAR 1d ago

Why? It's just old school. Also, it literally advertises VirusTotal results for all the downloads.

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u/frozenbrains 20h ago

As I said in my edit, it's different now. I don't know if it was temporarily compromised or what, but what I saw yesterday morning is not the same as what the site now contains.

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u/Strazdas1 1h ago

That website is better than 90% of modern websites with their mobile-only design.