Hi all I bought a custom Lenovo M920q and was told I'd have to run Throttlestop to stop the throttling and power limiting, I'm Kinda new to this I've set up Throttlestop as told but still getting some EDP and PL2 warnings that occasionally flash red when doing things loading pages, games etc. FIVR seems to be locked guessing by manufacturer I just need a few tips or a bit of guidance to see if its fixable. The computer has had an rtx 3050 installed and 64gb ram I'm not sure if thats got anything to do with the power limiting or if it's solvable? Thanks.
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Constant Yellow EDP and PL2, Power limiting? Help Please???
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unclewebb
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Try setting Long Power PL1 to 100. Also check the MMIO Lock box which is near the top right of the TPL window.
Run a log file while you are using your computer for 15 minutes. Attach a log file to your next post.
The 9600T is a low power CPU with a 35W TDP power rating. Some manufacturers might enforce this limit.
Your screenshot shows that ThrottleStop is currently using the 4th profile (Battery). The Turbo Power Limits screenshot you posted shows the TPL values for the 1st profile (Performance). Each TPL profile has to be adjusted individually. When posting screenshots, make sure you are posting information that shows the same profile that ThrottleStop is opened up to.
Run a log file while you are using your computer for 15 minutes. Attach a log file to your next post.
The 9600T is a low power CPU with a 35W TDP power rating. Some manufacturers might enforce this limit.
Your screenshot shows that ThrottleStop is currently using the 4th profile (Battery). The Turbo Power Limits screenshot you posted shows the TPL values for the 1st profile (Performance). Each TPL profile has to be adjusted individually. When posting screenshots, make sure you are posting information that shows the same profile that ThrottleStop is opened up to.