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Please make sure you read everything before posting! Also the rules are explained in dept on the wiki so read that too! Save that for later.Result of the above survey will be posted publicly on our subreddit upon its conclusion, so fill it out to help current and future users! Try to solve this problem before adjusting the core voltage any further. Maybe that much Nvidia GPU usage will trigger CPU multiplier throttling. You might be able to trigger this throttling by running something simple like the GPU-Z render test in a small window on screen. Your previous Dump file was OK because your CPU was running at its rated speed. It might show what register is being used to control your CPU speed. If you can ALT+TAB back out to the desktop, try running DufusDump again. Check the Multi column and see if your CPU is being limited to the 29, 30 or 31 multiplier. This could be another Alienware feature that Dell forgot to mention in their sales documentation. The problem with the MHz being locked to a low level might only happen when the Nvidia GPU is active. Alienware is in charge of your laptop's performance, not you. As an enthusiast that is willing to pay top dollar for a laptop, you should be able to run it however you like. This is why Alienware laptops are not what they used to be. Your Alienware is ignoring your 90W request in ThrottleStop and is enforcing a 47W limit internally. It only drops down after PL1 throttling starts.
#75 percent cpu throttled pro 2 full
Your log file shows that your CPU is running at the full 40.00 multiplier which is correct when all 6 cores are active. If you are still having problems, try running the Dump program so I can have a look at what values your CPU registers are set to. Open up Limit Reasons and watch for anything lighting up in red. First try a 1 Thread test and see what multiplier ThrottleStop reports and then do another full load test. Open up ThrottleStop and try running something simple like a TS Bench test. Double check the Speed Shift Max value in the TPL window. The power profile you are using might have the Maximum processor state set below 100%.Ĭhange the SpeedShift EPP value on ThrottleStop's main screen from 128 to 0.
#75 percent cpu throttled pro 2 windows
This will switch to the default Windows high performance power profile. Are you using a Dell power profile? Open a command window and type in this command. You need to reduce power consumption to prevent your CPU from constantly bouncing off the thermal throttling - Something is not right. I would set the short limit to about 45W and the long limit to 40W. That is overkill for the cooling that you have. You have the short term turbo power limit at 78W and the long term limit set to 55W.
I know this CPU has a 45W TDP rating but your cooling is not up to the task. Your log file shows that your CPU heatsink is struggling to keep your CPU from thermal throttling when power consumption is at 40W. What voltage settings are you using? Are you undervolting both the CPU core and CPU cache? Are these in sync? Post some more info. They need to include an adequate heatsink and fan and not screw around with the thermal throttling temperature on the fly. Tell the idiots at Lenovo to stop being so cheap.
#75 percent cpu throttled pro 2 software
You need to use the ThrottleStop feature, Lock PROCHOT Offset to prevent Lenovo software from making these random and unnecessary changes to the thermal throttling temperature. Lenovo has really dropped the ball with this new random thermal throttling nonsense. This is a big part of the problem with inconsistent performance. Is there a way to let the CPU run at constant 95° C so that there are no fps drops? (I don't mind getting 50 - Your log file shows that your thermal throttling temperature keeps dropping to 80☌. But the thing is every few seconds the CPU gets too hot and gets throttled and power limited, which literally made the game unplayable because it would drop to below 20 fps every few seconds. However, when I turn on Throttlestop my CPU instantly goes up to 3.6 GHz, my GPU gets 100% usage, and I'm getting 60 FPS. When I'm gaming without using Throttlestop my CPU gets throttled to 1.4 GHz, but my fps was very consistent at about 40 fps (BFV Medium) because my CPU is pinned at 100% usage and 80° C, my GPU gets only 50% usage because how the CPU was so throttled. After using Throttlestop my CPU was able to reach 97° C (I set the PROCHOT offset to 3 so it doesn't overheat). I recently started using Throttlesotp because Lenovo has this dumb 80° C hard limit on this laptop.
I currently have a ThinkPad X1 Extreme (i7 8750H + GTX 1050Ti Max-Q) and I use it for some gaming occasionally.
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