Recent content by unclewebb

Most people think that as long as a computer does not crash that it must be stable. The errors that the TS Bench reports is like an early warning sign. The errors the CPU is generating are not significant enough to cause an immediate crash but over time, do not be surprised if Windows or some of...

Check the Log File box on the main screen of ThrottleStop and go play a game for 15 minutes. When done testing, attach a log file to your next post so I can see this problem. Try running the TS Bench 960M test. Setting the cache voltage to an offset of -170 mV is aggressive. Most computers are...

I am not sure what is causing the EDP OTHER throttling problem. Is IccMax set to 255.75 for both the core and the cache? How is your battery? Can it still hold a charge for a reasonable amount of time? Any issues with your power adapter? Some computers can set current limits that ThrottleStop...

In ThrottleStop if you make a change to the BD PROCHOT setting, you have to push the Save button so this change is saved. Pressing the X gadget in the top right corner of a Windows application tells the application to exit without saving any of the changes. All Windows apps are supposed to work...

Good work. :toast: An R20 score of 3183 puts you in the top 10 on HWBot. https://hwbot.org/submission/4436300 I cannot ever remember seeing a 9750H that was 100% stable at a cache offset undervolt of -190 mV. Does the TS Bench 960M test crash or report any errors? There is always a certain...

Solution - Do not terminate the program using the Task Manager. I use the Task Scheduler to start ThrottleStop when Windows starts. If I want ThrottleStop to immediately exit, I would add a line to the ThrottleStop.INI configuration file. ExitTime=5 Here is a guide that shows how to correctly...

BD PROCHOT and PROCHOT (processor hot) are two different things that have nothing to do with each other. What is unchecked and greyed out? The BD PROCHOT box appears to be checked and greyed out. That means the BD PROCHOT feature is enabled and locked so it cannot be disabled. That is correct...

@Lolshaze Try setting IccMax for the P core and the P cache to the max, 511.75. Set Power Limit 4 to a value of 0. Edit - Setting IccMax to 255.75 was correct for 11th Gen and older CPUs. Setting IccMax to 511.75 is correct for 12th Gen and newer.

A voltage of 0.3799 typically shows up in ThrottleStop when Windows VBS is enabled and ThrottleStop is not working correctly. Post a screenshot of the entire FIVR window so I can see your settings. There are 65 pages in this forum alone that show how to undervolt and use ThrottleStop. The...

Core Power lighting up red in Limit Reasons is usually related to the PP0 Power Limit setting. For most computers, leaving the PP0 Power Limit set to 0 disables this limit and it can be ignored. Try checking the PP0 Power Limit box and set this limit and the PP0 Turbo Time Limit to the max. I...

Try checking the MMIO Lock box which is near the top right of the TPL window. That might help with the CORE POWER throttling. The BIOS is not setting your CPU up correctly. Have you made any changes recently? Make sure you are using the most recent BIOS version. Reset the BIOS to default values...

You have an EDP Current throttling problem. In the TPL window try setting the PP0 Current Limit to either 0 or set this limit to the max, 1023. That might help. The default turbo time limit is 28 seconds. Fix that in the Power Limit Controls section or fix that in the BIOS. Your CPU is older...

If you set PL1 to 55W in the TPL window then that is going to cause power limit throttling. Boxes lighting up red in Limit Reasons are not errors. Limit Reasons is just telling you the reason why your computer is not running at full speed. Did you check the Lock options in ThrottleStop. Post an...

I do not know what causes these messages. Maybe there is a problem with your battery or your power adapter. The Dell Power Manager software might be causing these problems.