Lenovo S12 Energy Management Software ?

Hey Everyone,
I had a quick question...
1) Does setting the Processor Preference to (HIGH) in the energy management software result in overclocking of the processor ?
2) Is it safe to keep it always on High (as opposed to Low or Auto)
Thank You
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Hi there, no fear ...high setting is cpu 1,6 GHz, more lcd brighness ... all other settings will slower and more less.. brightness and so on...
Allways on high is more comfortable at home & plugged in ... or if you want your battery more earlier empty ..balanced is good for battery use ...
sincerely KalvinKlein
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Hi , look at this..
S-Series 7 & XP Driver for my machine you could found
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Hi,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
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