Recent content by unclewebb

Everything looks OK. Turn on the Log File option and run a log file if you have any throttling problems. You can attach a log file to your next post. Some 9750H are stable at -125 mV. Some are not. It is always a good idea to leave 5 mV or 10 mV of voltage headroom to ensure stability. Users...

Intel is comfortable with their CPUs running long term at high temperatures. They are so confident that they raised the thermal throttling temperature from 100°C to 105°C for the Core Ultra HX series...

Post an updated screenshot of the Turbo Power Limits that you are using. The TPL screenshot you originally posted shows the power limits are set way too low. PL1 and PL2 should be set to somewhere around 70 or more for maximum performance.

The top middle of the FIVR window shows Locked. That means the BIOS has locked out CPU voltage control. Do a Google search for your laptop model. There are ways to unlock this but it tends to be specific to each laptop model. Here is the general method for unlocking many Dell laptops. This is...

You probably have Windows core isolation memory integrity enabled so your undervolt request is not working at all. Read the links in my signature. Disable VBS, delete the ThrottleStop.INI configuration file, reboot and post an updated FIVR screenshot. The Offset column of the FIVR monitoring...

Thanks for your offer to help. I have no plans at the moment to update ThrottleStop to fully support Intel's new Core Ultra HX processors. XTU or the BIOS are your only options. You always need to double check to make sure the voltages that XTU claims to be applying are actually being applied...

Does the top middle of the FIVR window show Not Available? The 13th Gen H series do not support any undervolting. Only the mobile HX series allow undervolting. Most 12th Gen and newer computers have locked out BD PROCHOT adjustment. Whether you try to use ThrottleStop or RW Everything makes no...

Post a FIVR screenshot. What CPU do you have?

Top middle of FIVR window shows Not Available. Intel removed voltage control from the 12th Gen and newer H series. The HK and HX allow undervolting. The H series do not.

99.9999°C Any higher than that and thermal throttling kicks in to save the CPU from any long term damage. I think you are worrying about temperatures again. :) When you do a search for thermal paste, almost all of the results you will find are comparisons of how well a thermal paste works...

What does the log file show? Is there still constant TEMP thermal throttling or is that problem fixed now?

What thermal paste did you use? Honeywell PTM 7950 provides consistent long term results. Many other popular thermal pastes do not. Some are horrible and within a few weeks or a month there will be little paste left between the CPU and the heatsink. Here's my fav video that shows this. I am...

@shishya I do not own or have access to any Core Ultra desktop or mobile processors for testing purposes. There might be some features in ThrottleStop that do not work as intended when running on a Core Ultra processor. That could be a bug. Use ThrottleStop to scroll through the list of cores...

Unfortunately there is no money to be made writing free software. I asked the user community a long time ago if they would be interested in financially supporting project ThrottleStop The overwhelming majority said thanks but no thanks. Users are happy using ThrottleStop for free. If you had a...

The ThrottleStop Limit Reasons window only shows when the Intel CPU or Intel GPU are being throttled. Limit Reasons does not report anything when the Nvidia GPU is throttling. GPU-Z should show that information. Some laptops set a very low thermal limit for the Nvidia GPU. Maybe you can use GPU...