Best Modded Windows 7 Iso
Jan 1, 2017 - All you need is 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7 ISO files and the software to. It might only save a few hundred Megabytes at best though, so we'd.
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There's only one image for Linux and it's for Linux Mint. If you would like a different distro, then you will have to make your own in Photoshop.:/ I chose Mint, because it's based on Ubuntu, which is based on Debian:D which is a distro that I've been using probably since the beginning. Mint with cinnamon is really great! Just try it out;) • • • • • • •. All these power changes affect nothing. You need only several things: Put cpu to 5% on low and 100% on max for both battery and charger, put Intel into Maximum Performance for both battery and charger and create two bat files with undervolt and tpd locked to 7 and 10. First one for ordinary tasks and games and a second one for something powerful.
And that's it. All other settings mean nothing, change nothing, affecting nothing. Like PCI Express crap, multimedia crap and so on. If you started altering iso, why you didn't include INTEL XTU software and all 'ABSOLUTE MUST-HAVE SOFTWARE'? It would be a good move.
At least put them on desktop as installers. Actually, they do. For example: • setting CPU max power to 99% disables turbo, so it makes sense, • setting Intel graphics power plan to maximum power plan + choosing power saver plan + TDP 2.5W reduces additional power usage; Setting three power plans is important. I'll be talking about emulation.
Power saver (2.5W) for GB, GBC, GBA, DS, NES, SNES, Genesis, PS1, PSP. Balanced (7-8.5W) for 3DS, GC, Wii, PS2. High performance (10-15W; 9-10W for me) for Wii U. Madlib blue note. For example, on power saver, where we're limiting to 2.5W. I'm getting significantly more battery life compared to balanced plan. When I don't want it to hit 4.5W even for a second - it's a perfect solution.
It all matters if you're using it not only for gaming. For example USB elective suspending setting, video playback quality bias. (again, battery life gain) etc.
They wouldn't be there if they wouldn't matter. I can't think just about my usage scenario when I'm sharing something like this. Many people will use it as a portable PC as well. To those who do, please, use Linux.:))) I've been thinking about this, but I wanted to make a clean ISO, only with added drivers and scripts. It's doable to add them/install them automatically after Windows installation process without user even knowing about it, but that's what I wanted to avoid. I don't want someone to think that I've added God knows what to their system. That I've installed some spyware or some other shitty things.
Also, I'm very sensitive to software added to operating systems. Thank you Android phones manufacturers. After getting a new phone with Android, I'm losing at least a weak to remove every single Google app, Google Play Services (microG user here), browsing thru the whole image in search for surprises, blocking everything, installing open-source alternatives and in most of the cases deodexing rom. I also care about my privacy, so I'm using some tools, I'm doing everything that I can to at least minimize the risk/quantity of log files being sent to manufacturer/Google.
Small off-topic, but it represents my point of view on some things. If people will want something like that, I will gladly do it.:) It takes just a couple of minutes to add all this software to image. It's really not a problem.;) • • • • • • •.
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