• Welcome to TechPowerUp Forums, Guest! Please check out our forum guidelines for info related to our community.

ThrottleStop displaying offset, but not applying on Win 11

Shalvation

New Member
Joined
Oct 23, 2022
Messages
29 (0.03/day)
After installing windows i disabled all features that would affect throttlestop, so when i undervolt it's shows that the cpu has been undervolted in the offset but nothing changes, currently i just lowered turbo ratio limits to decrease the heat but i still get high tempatures any solution for this?
Screenshot 2022-10-23 082329.png
Screenshot 2022-10-23 082229.png
Screenshot 2022-10-23 082311.png
 

unclewebb

ThrottleStop & RealTemp Author
Joined
Jun 1, 2008
Messages
8,154 (1.33/day)
it's shows that the cpu has been undervolted in the offset but nothing changes
Your undervolt is working correctly. What are you expecting to see change?

but i still get high temperatures
Your screenshot only shows a maximum temperature of 63°C. How hot is your 4700MQ getting? Many recent laptops run constantly at over 90°C when playing games. Intel considers any temperature under 100°C to be a normal operating temperature.

When was the last time you opened up your laptop and cleaned it out and replaced the thermal paste? Changing the voltage is not going to solve an overheating problem if your laptop is a mess inside.

Check the ThrottleStop Log File box. Go play a game for 15 minutes and show me a log file when you are done. This is a better way to see if there is an actual overheating problem.
 

Shalvation

New Member
Joined
Oct 23, 2022
Messages
29 (0.03/day)
Your undervolt is working correctly. What are you expecting to see change?


Your screenshot only shows a maximum temperature of 63°C. How hot is your 4700MQ getting? Many recent laptops run constantly at over 90°C when playing games. Intel considers any temperature under 100°C to be a normal operating temperature.

When was the last time you opened up your laptop and cleaned it out and replaced the thermal paste? Changing the voltage is not going to solve an overheating problem if your laptop is a mess inside.

Check the ThrottleStop Log File box. Go play a game for 15 minutes and show me a log file when you are done. This is a better way to see if there is an actual overheating problem.
Yes i think you are right my undervolt is working fine

My laptop heats up to 76°C while playing games
at normal work, like watching 1080p 60 fps youtube video while browsing will heat up till 70°C
at idle would stay between 55->60°C
are these heats normal for intel?

I cleaned my laptop last week

I couldn't find any log folder in throttlestop folder
1666578483017.png

1666578502626.png
 

unclewebb

ThrottleStop & RealTemp Author
Joined
Jun 1, 2008
Messages
8,154 (1.33/day)
are these heats normal for intel?
Your temperatures are normal. They are not causing any problems.

If you want ThrottleStop to create a log file, you need to check the Log File box on the main screen of ThrottleStop.
 

Shalvation

New Member
Joined
Oct 23, 2022
Messages
29 (0.03/day)
Sorry for bothering you unclewebb, but what do you think about my TPL settings, are they good? or should i change something?
1666957968927.png
 
Top