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I was wondering the same thing, will it cause any damage or loss of battery life? It says it doesn't change voltage but who knows.
 
I was wondering the same thing, will it cause any damage or loss of battery life? It says it doesn't change voltage but who knows.

I'd imagine battery life will suffer a little bit, as you're running a chip at a considerably higher speed than the factory setting.
 
I'd imagine battery life will suffer a little bit, as you're running a chip at a considerably higher speed than the factory setting.

That shouldn't actually matter unless the voltage is being changed as well. If the voltage is untouched then running at a higher clock won't necessarily boost power usage (although it may decrease stability if the voltage is too low...)
 
That shouldn't actually matter unless the voltage is being changed as well. If the voltage is untouched then running at a higher clock won't necessarily boost power usage (although it may decrease stability if the voltage is too low...)

I don;t hink it will effect battery much. Its still way less than most discrete graphics use.
 
I don't have a GMA anymore but i remember wanting more juice whilst i had one. It seems to be a reasonable boost and doesn't seem like it'll have a negative effect from what i gather
 
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