geekapproved :
Why would someone do something stupid like that??
It's a power saving feature. If you read your manual you would know this.
If your cpu runs too cold and your electric bill is too low, then follow heydiah's advice.
If Your Worried About Heat Then You Should Ethier Buy A Aftermarket Cooling System Or Not Overclock
CPU's In The First Place . Quite And Cool Is Much More Then A Pwr Saving Feature It Monitors Temp
Thresholds And Adjust/Corrects The CPU Output And Fan Speed. So When Enabled The CPU Runs At
Variable Speeds In Order To Keep The CPU " Cool & Quite " . Aftermarket Fans/ Cooling Systems Are Commonly Used And Designed To Keep The CPU From Overheating Without The Need To Sacrifice Performance. Example: Variable Speeds Are Not Used In Most Commercial Server Infrastructures
When CPU Power Is A Must ! So Maybe Now You Hopefully Understand Why Someone Would
Implement Common Practices & Protocols In A CPU Environment ??