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Internet Explorer 9 - JavaScript Timer Frequency Power Plan Settings

How to Change the IE9 JavaScript Timer Frequency Power Option Setting in Windows 7
Published by Airbot
04-25-2011
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How to Change the IE9 JavaScript Timer Frequency Power Option Setting in Windows 7

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This will show you how to change the setting for the newly introduced Internet Explorer 9 JavaScript Timer Frequency Power Option in Windows 7.

There have been a very few reports of some users having possible increased battery drain or sleep issues with the Maximum and Power Saving settings enabled, respectively. These may or may not be mis-identified issues, but you may want to test out the different settings from the default if they apply to you.

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Internet Explorer 9 introduced a new power setting in Windows 7's Power Options, called JavaScript Timer Frequency. This is tied in with IE9's new JavaScript engine - Chakra.

The apparent reasoning behind the two available settings of this new Power Option are basically summed up by this line in the IEBlog:

An optimized experience on platforms from multi-core desktops to netbooks and mobile devices. User code in an HTML and JavaScript application is mostly single-threaded, but on today’s modern multi-core machines, browsers should find ways to use other cores intelligently to improve performance. At the same time, browsers must also run well on netbooks and low-power machines.


While on the Power Saving option, this will slow down the execution of JavaScript in Internet Explorer 9 which will also lower power consumption. This is the automatic setting on laptops, netbooks.

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The two settings are as follows:

Maximum Performance: (default on desktops/plugged in devices) for optimal JavaScript performance in IE9 when power consumption or battery life is not critical or required.
Maximum Power Savings: (default on laptops, etc) ideal when power consumption and battery life is important, such as a laptop, netbook, etc.



Here's How:


1. Open up the Control Panel, and go to Power Options.
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2. Click on Change Plan Settings.
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3. Click on Change Advanced Power Settings, and scroll down where it says Internet Explorer.
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4. Pick either the Maximum Performance, or Maximum Power Savings setting that applies if you wish to change it from the default setting, and click on OK.
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That's it.
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