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Fore-note: I am not good at modifying my laptop, and usually just search random online tutorials : P
Problem:
Lenovo Laptop undesired CPU throttling at 75-80 degrees instead of the desired 97 degrees, CPU speed drops from >4.2 GHz to 0.8-1.2 GHz.
Tried and failed:
Restarting
Modifying BIOS settings for performance
Modifying Windows Registry to modify power plan for performance (reverted it now)
Using alternative software like Quick CPU (did not work, probably due to not having locked prochot option for Lenovo laptops)
System Info:
Power plan is at performance
I do not have WSL other than in Sys32
ThrottleStop (settings):
Note I did not touch any buttons other than "Options" and "Limits" (FIVR, TPL, etc. are left untouched).
Records:
Before resource intensiveness:
ThrottleStop log: 2024-07-019 Not Resource Intensive.txt
After resource intensiveness:
ThrottleStop log: 2024-07-19 Resource Intensive.txt
Note:
ThrottleStop has worked on this laptop before, but after reinstalling windows, clearing the D-drive, it seems to RARELY work anymore. It does work, but so inconsistently that I've decided to post the issue to the forums.
Fun note:
Laptop can reach 93-97 degrees on its own without ThrottleStop which is pretty interesting, namely when downloading (not running) Genshin Impact. This makes me think that it is the laptop that works when ThrottleStop seems to work.
Lets talk solvency, any ideas?
Problem:
Lenovo Laptop undesired CPU throttling at 75-80 degrees instead of the desired 97 degrees, CPU speed drops from >4.2 GHz to 0.8-1.2 GHz.
Tried and failed:
Restarting
Modifying BIOS settings for performance
Modifying Windows Registry to modify power plan for performance (reverted it now)
Using alternative software like Quick CPU (did not work, probably due to not having locked prochot option for Lenovo laptops)
System Info:
Power plan is at performance
I do not have WSL other than in Sys32
ThrottleStop (settings):
Note I did not touch any buttons other than "Options" and "Limits" (FIVR, TPL, etc. are left untouched).
Records:
Before resource intensiveness:
ThrottleStop log: 2024-07-019 Not Resource Intensive.txt
After resource intensiveness:
ThrottleStop log: 2024-07-19 Resource Intensive.txt
Note:
ThrottleStop has worked on this laptop before, but after reinstalling windows, clearing the D-drive, it seems to RARELY work anymore. It does work, but so inconsistently that I've decided to post the issue to the forums.
Fun note:
Laptop can reach 93-97 degrees on its own without ThrottleStop which is pretty interesting, namely when downloading (not running) Genshin Impact. This makes me think that it is the laptop that works when ThrottleStop seems to work.
Lets talk solvency, any ideas?