gregorovius, I spent a long time trying to work around needing performance mode.
However in the end I have accepted it has to stay.

The problem is that I have optimized the software so much that when rendering a screen of text the CPU thinks it has nothing important to do (it is under 40% utilization) and so slows down.

I can fix this natively by rendering the whole page multiple times, but that is more wasteful than simply using performance mode.

I leave my cpu in performance and have not had any noticable power drains I continue to be able to run all day long and as far as I can gather the cpu still has wait states and sleep time, and the peripherals are not effected by this setting in any way, so it doesnt really matter.
Obviously feedback on this would be important.

As for the corruptions on first runs, a few people have said this now and its concerning me.
As I said its happened to me just a few times over hte last months - its never been identifiable and on next run works perfectly.
Its possible that its related to the framebuffer itself.
Do the people who have framebuffer glitches also occasionally have glitches when playing movies?



Oh, text files - I tried to stop it from caring which type of crlf it gets but theres a definite chance its just windows files. it reads the books I need for now.
If you can send me a test file showing your glitches I'll gladly try to iron them out for you.