Configuration Center - Gigabyte I1320 Manual

4.1 Configuration Center utility
The Configuration Center utility provides quick and easy access to
notebook configuration settings that help: optimize battery life, increase
performance and enhance overall notebook experience. Configuration
Center allows quick selection of the current power plan and extends
power options configuration settings. In addition, Configuration Center
provides direct control over notebooks devices and options. You could
Press Fn+Home to launch Configuration Center.
Power plan icons
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There are six different icons to indicate the six pre-defined power
plans: High performance, Power saver, Balanced, Presentation,
Night download and Away.
Move mouse on an icon, it will be enlarged and the name of power
plan will be displayed. There will be a smooth animation and other
icons are pushed aside
Add new power plan
Click dropdown list at the right corner of Configuration Center, select
"Manage Power Plans", click "Create a power plan" from the left
side bar, then follow Windows prompts to create a new power plan.
The new power plan will be shown up at Configuration Center with a
new icon.
A total of six customized power plans can be added and shown at
Configuration Center included with the six pre-defined ones.
Six mode definition
Six mode definition
High Performance: Favors performance, but may use
more energy.
Power saver: Saves energy by reducing your computer's
performance where possible.
Balance: Automatically balances performance with en-
ergy consumption on capable hardware.
Presentation: Automatically switch to secondary display
or projector when they are connected.
Night Download: Optimize for low energy consumption
and quiet operation at night.
Away: Enable Always-Aware alarm and turn off unused
devices to extend battery life while away form the system.
Quick Device Control
Quick Device Control provides direct access to the Windows
Mobility Center and extended properties and devices. Use the items
to quickly configure and notebook devices.