TechPowerUp today released latest version of ThrottleStop by Kevin Glynn. A nifty tool that gives you greater control over the power-management features of your processor, which should prove particularly useful for notebooks, letting you override several OEM power limitations to bring out the best in your hardware. Version 9.7 introduces several changes. To begin with, ThrottleStop adds per-profile adjustment of the turbo power limits, Speed Shift Min Max, and PROCHOT offset values. Core and cache V/F tuning have been added to the FIVR window for unlocked Core HX-segment processors (10th Gen or later). BD PROCHOT is now automatically locked when it is disabled. The DDR memory speed monitoring method has been improved. Windows 11 tray icons have been improved. Power plan selection fields have increased from 8 to 12. Safe Start feature can now be toggled on/off.

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• Added per profile adjustment of the turbo power limits, Speed Shift Min Max and PROCHOT offset values.
• Added core and cache V/F tuning to the FIVR window for unlocked 10th Gen and newer HX and K series CPUs.
• Fixed the Notification Area icons for improved Windows 11 compatibility.
• Fixed the power plan selector and increased the number of selections from 8 to 12.
• BD PROCHOT is now automatically locked when it is disabled.
• Changed the DDR memory speed monitoring method.
• Added an option so the Safe Start feature can be toggled on or off.