I’m on a clean install, with all the drivers from the BMAX’s website, and then updated them from the intel driver updater tool. As I’ve said I got rid of the DPFT in the bios and coresponding drivers.

The only thing I run, is said bat file at startup with these commands.

Wich limits mine to 15 watts, but I also got this script if I quicky want…[Read more]

The only thing I did in the bios settings is disabling the Intel DPTF, and setting the bios to unlimited. I didnt touch any C-states or whatever.

Add a pause at the end of your batch file, and try to see what the returns are when you run your batchfile as admin.

Ups, ur right, 2.3ghz is all core clock. 😉 No real overclocking for this puppy, as the multiplier is locked.

Did you manage to get it above 15 watts?

Yeah, but I went back to 15 watts. Since I barely use the GPU at all, and the CPU alone throttles up fine to 2.4ghz all core at 15 watts. But for anyone else, or someone using an actively cooled system, go ahead and try it. 90 degrees is a bit too toasty for me.

Btw, running a batch file at boot and change of power state (waking up from sleep)…[Read more]

Idk why, but the forum keeps deleting my posts. Fcking annoying, it even locked out my other account.

Alright, what I was trying to say;

I’ve done another little cooling mod, and added a thermal pad between the copper heatsink and the case, and my tempratures dropped to around 70 degrees at 15 watt load.

So I thought, why not try and give it…[Read more]

Hi Chris,

This is just a SECOND limiter in some devices, it still listens to the original MSR commands.

The only thing is, if this register is set at lets say, 15 watts, and the MSR 0x610 is set to unlimited, its still 15 watts.

If you disable this register, the only register thats stopping you is the  MSR, wich is easily set with…[Read more]