D donster28 macrumors 68000 Original poster Jun 16, 2009 #1 The title basically sums up my inquiry. I used to can find this a while back but now I couldn't. Thanks in advance.
The title basically sums up my inquiry. I used to can find this a while back but now I couldn't. Thanks in advance.
D donster28 macrumors 68000 Original poster Jun 16, 2009 #3 themoonisdown09 said: Open up Settings and click on Energy Saver. Click to expand... Thanks but I've been there, done that and no option. 😕
themoonisdown09 said: Open up Settings and click on Energy Saver. Click to expand... Thanks but I've been there, done that and no option. 😕
D donster28 macrumors 68000 Original poster Jun 16, 2009 #5 bugout said: the option went away with the unibody Click to expand... I knew I wasn't going crazy. It's a very useful "automated" tool for me when I want to conserve battery. Funny how a lot of people still think it's there...I was one of them. 😉
bugout said: the option went away with the unibody Click to expand... I knew I wasn't going crazy. It's a very useful "automated" tool for me when I want to conserve battery. Funny how a lot of people still think it's there...I was one of them. 😉
K kolax macrumors G3 Jun 16, 2009 #6 donster28 said: I knew I wasn't going crazy. It's a very useful "automated" tool for me when I want to conserve battery. Funny how a lot of people still think it's there...I was one of them. 😉 Click to expand... All it did to Intel Macs was adjusts when your display/computer sleeps and dims the display. Nothing exciting.. you can dim the display to suit yourself and when away from keyboard press CTRL+SHIFT+ESC to sleep the display instantly.
donster28 said: I knew I wasn't going crazy. It's a very useful "automated" tool for me when I want to conserve battery. Funny how a lot of people still think it's there...I was one of them. 😉 Click to expand... All it did to Intel Macs was adjusts when your display/computer sleeps and dims the display. Nothing exciting.. you can dim the display to suit yourself and when away from keyboard press CTRL+SHIFT+ESC to sleep the display instantly.
komiothebeat macrumors 6502 Jun 16, 2009 #7 donster28 said: I knew I wasn't going crazy. It's a very useful "automated" tool for me when I want to conserve battery. Funny how a lot of people still think it's there...I was one of them. 😉 Click to expand... it still is there for me, then again im on a newer UBMBP with two graphics cards
donster28 said: I knew I wasn't going crazy. It's a very useful "automated" tool for me when I want to conserve battery. Funny how a lot of people still think it's there...I was one of them. 😉 Click to expand... it still is there for me, then again im on a newer UBMBP with two graphics cards
D donster28 macrumors 68000 Original poster Jun 16, 2009 #8 komiothebeat said: it still is there for me, then again im on a newer UBMBP with two graphics cards View attachment 176391 Click to expand... Funny, I have a new MBP 13" and it doesn't have that. Hmmm.... Anybody else can explain this?
komiothebeat said: it still is there for me, then again im on a newer UBMBP with two graphics cards View attachment 176391 Click to expand... Funny, I have a new MBP 13" and it doesn't have that. Hmmm.... Anybody else can explain this?
T Trauma1 macrumors 6502a Jun 16, 2009 #9 donster28 said: Funny, I have a new MBP 13" and it doesn't have that. Hmmm.... Anybody else can explain this? Click to expand... You don't have dual graphics cards.
donster28 said: Funny, I have a new MBP 13" and it doesn't have that. Hmmm.... Anybody else can explain this? Click to expand... You don't have dual graphics cards.
D donster28 macrumors 68000 Original poster Jun 16, 2009 #10 Trauma1 said: You don't have dual graphics cards. Click to expand... OK thanks. So this is a difference bet. the MBPs with single and dual video cards then. Thanks again.
Trauma1 said: You don't have dual graphics cards. Click to expand... OK thanks. So this is a difference bet. the MBPs with single and dual video cards then. Thanks again.