ThrottleStop for thermal and power consumption issues.

[Tidus]

Are you able in any way to retain the intermediate cpu scaling states but limit the Turbo speed to something like z8300 speeds? e.g. 1.84 GHz. Perhaps reducing the Clock Modulation to less than 100 or restricting the package limit?

[hevitikku]

Clock modulation limiting works ok too but it uses turbo voltage (0.71) on high demand tasks on any cpu clock, this causes high power consumption and heating.

Clock modulation 50%(1.12GHz) Package power 4.2W

Clock modulation 75%(1.68GHz) Package power 5.3W

Clock modulation 87.5%(1.96GHz) Package power 6.0W

[Tidus]

When I load Throttlestop on my desktop (i5-3330), it is possible to reduce the Turbo clock multiplier/speed using the TRL button. Are you able to reduce it on the Atom chips?

Currently I cannot reduce the turbo voltage but I can increase it. I wonder if the author of the software could unlock this feature?

I guess if we were to limit the turbo multiplier (and reduce votlage) we could operate a ‘power saving’ configuration which doesn’t hit 2.2 GHz.

I don’t have an X98 pro (yet) I have the new X98 plus dual OS on order but I may change my mind if I could get the same longevity!

[hevitikku]

No TRL button available on x98 pro (i do have one on my desktop too i5-3570z). So the only working options i found so far are disable turbo(cuts power consumption in half without losing all the performance) or set manual multiplier/voltage.

[Laser]

Sorry, probably it’s a silly question but, if it is disabled in the bios the turbo, doesn’t do the same?

[hevitikku]

Yes it should be the same but this allows to adjust it within OS, so you can easily turn it on/off depending on demands of application.

[Ryan]

What about setting the maximum processor state to 99% in windows power options?  This should prevent the processor from activating turbo mode.

[hevitikku]

In my experience running some high demand tasks, games, etc, still puts it in turbo, even with max cpu state at 99%.

[Laser]

In my experience i didn`t see any decrese performance, setting in bios to disable turbo. The cores still go to 2.4. The system looks very stable and fast. So where is the difference?

 

[hevitikku]

If you mean IGD turbo, that is a different thing. IGD stands for Integrated Graphics Device so that should lower the gpu performance but cpu stays the same.

[Laser]

Now I get it… makes sense. Thanks.

Not trying to change the topic, but if we can update correctly the graphics card, the IGD turbo could be set to enable and the tablet should be stable…Am I wrong?

Ii can’t update from intel, the new package 15.40.1.64.4256 seems to be wrong, because inside is the same 10.18.15.4256)

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