QuietMBP... While this application is running it prevents the system from becoming "too idle," by volunteering to do meaningless work when nothing else is going on. This keeps the CPU whine quiet.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, MacBook Pro.
Maybe if you turn on the apache server, MySQL or something like that would have the system busy, but less than a 1 or 2%.. just guessing, i dont own a mbp
Using Folding at home would be a good option to end with the whine sound. But then the heat is going to be a REAL problem. Just think of the MBP running at 100% ALL the time...
I dont know if there is any client that let you adjust the % used... Im sure Increase doesnt.
If you dont care about the heat that can make being at 100% all time i recommend you to get "InCrease", you dont even know when its running, very good one for F@H. (only for rosseta, but i think they are working on the Univ version right now)
You can get it here: http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16999
And if anyone want to join my folding team, the number is 49179. ;-)
Sounds good. But I would prefer a Universal. Any other ideas? I think this subject could be a tread in itself. The problem of the whining processor is hell for me, as a writer I need a quiet room.
If you make the right configuration even in emulation you can get good results folding. team macosx has a web site pretty cool with info
http://teammacosx.homeunix.com/
Look at the forum, im sure you will find something. ;)
AS i said outside too, try to run the apache server included in OSX. I dont know if that would work... but it can be running all the time
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QuietMBP... While this application is running it prevents the system from becoming "too idle," by volunteering to do meaningless work when nothing else is going on. This keeps the CPU whine quiet.
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QuietMBP uses between 7-10% of the CPU to achieve quiet, whereas Photo Booth only uses 1.8%.
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Part of the idea with removing the noise is to make it as if the whine simply wasn't there.
The program did work, though, although having something use 7-12% CPU constantly isn't my favourite resolution, but it works.
Partly funny to drag the slider left and right, listening to how the whine accellerates and slow down.
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maybe a very worthwhile one too.
I dont know if there is any client that let you adjust the % used... Im sure Increase doesnt.
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You can get it here: http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16999
And if anyone want to join my folding team, the number is 49179. ;-)
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http://teammacosx.homeunix.com/
Look at the forum, im sure you will find something. ;)
AS i said outside too, try to run the apache server included in OSX. I dont know if that would work... but it can be running all the time