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AC would assign own power plans for each mode. So Turbo and Manual (which is actually also Turbo under the hood :) ) already have that. G-Helper is designed with a clean system in mind and it simply can't rely on other power plans. So it just uses what windows has by default (i.e. "Balanced"...

Hello. Asus has own way to limit power on their devices. They limit it by BIOS itself, so readings are not reflected by HWinfo for example (not sure about Throttlestop, but most probably same). So the easiest way to verify what is actual limit in this case - is to run benchmark, and monitor on a...

I want to underline again, application does not write anything to the registry as you mentioned multiple times in this thread. Please point out where exactly it does that. Sources are open. Or don't spread incorrect information. G-Helper does not "permanently lower" any CPU limits due to...

Hello, I'm the author of G-Helper, and since you directly insulting me here I feel need to answer. Application DOES NOT write any power limits in the registry. The statement is simply false. It's an open source and completely transparent program https://github.com/seerge/g-helper, so you can...