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I7 11800h success

lvlght1

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Greetings fellow overclockers. For the first time, I have my hands on a CPU that I can tinker with.

My 11800h cranks out 23500 consistently via passmark which I am thrilled about.

Are these settings "safe" for one, for two any suggestions on squeezing even better performance?

Is it possible to go beyond the 45w limit? Thanks!

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unclewebb

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Is it possible to go beyond the 45w limit?
Maybe.

Post a screenshot of the TPL window so I can see if the power limits are locked or not. Have you tried increasing PL1 and PL2? I recommend doing that and also checking the MMIO Lock box. Many laptops program an embedded controller EC to power limit the CPU. In some situations, the MSR and MMIO power limits that ThrottleStop has access to will be ignored because the EC power limit is set lower than the MSR or MMIO limits.

Check the Overclock box whenever you are using turbo ratios greater than the default values that are shown in the FIVR window.

Try using the Windows Snipping Tool when taking screenshots.

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I see a weird looking voltage value. If you first started using ThrottleStop when VBS was enabled, it is likely that the ThrottleStop.INI configuration file got corrupted. The best solution is to exit ThrottleStop, delete the ThrottleStop.INI file and shut down your computer so the voltage control register can reset itself. When you start back up and run ThrottleStop, it will create a new INI file. Hopefully the 0.2178 voltage value disappears.
 
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