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Asus Ai Suite 3 doing weird stuff with windows power plans

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When i set powerplan in windows to be balanced(because i dont want cpu running 100% all time) next time is high performance, i found out that in the ai suite is set to perfomance, but there is no way to disable it or i didnt found one,i like ai suite because of fan xpert software which can't be used solely without ai suite....in ai suite there is no setting like balanced only perfomance, power saver, and away so - whenever i set balanced in windows, it sets back to high performance when i come to check it, is there away to prevent ai suite from doing this and still be able to use ai suite normally?

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2 minutes ago, sonyzz said:

When i set powerplan in windows to be balanced(because i dont want cpu running 100% all time)

With high performance mode, the CPU isn't going to be running at 100% all the time. It will simply be allowed to use all it's resources and can give better performance overall. It won't be running at full load unless you have something running it at full load. 

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4 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

With high performance mode, the CPU isn't going to be running at 100% all the time. It will simply be allowed to use all it's resources and can give better performance overall. It won't be running at full load unless you have something running it at full load. 

Well thats new to me, because i remember in the past with windows xp or windows 7/8 if u set high perfomance, cpu-z was showing full cpu speed all the time no matter when u  open it

PS: cpu is not running 100% load all time but cpu speed is on 100% all time which makes more heat when with balanced if u watch movie cpu can be as little as 800mhz from 4.2ghz

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2 minutes ago, NoobCase said:

Uninstall ai suite. The only usefull thong in there is om the fly fan speed adjustment, but when you have your curves dialed in, ser Them in the bios instead and unibstall ai suite

how to set them in bios to be the same as on fan xpert? also first thing fan xpert does is fan tuning it calculates how low or how high fan can spin... like noctua NH-D15 fans can spin as low as 198rpm

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18 minutes ago, NoobCase said:

Uninstall ai suite. The only usefull thing in there is om the fly fan speed adjustment, but when you have your curves dialed in, ser Them in the bios instead and unibstall ai suite

it actually does way more than that, it sends alerts to your phone when overheating. it also allows cpu/gpu overclocking through it really really easily without having to go into the bios (for cpu oc that is). it also has mobo connect, which allows you to use your keyboard and mouse to be used with your phone(or any other smart device), or have media controls of your pc. both which i find really usefull

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28 minutes ago, tlink said:

it actually does way more than that, it sends alerts to your phone when overheating. it also allows cpu/gpu overclocking through it really really easily without having to go into the bios (for cpu oc that is). it also has mobo connect, which allows you to use your keyboard and mouse to be used with your phone(or any other smart device), or have media controls of your pc. both which i find really usefull

Pure fluff imo. OC should always be done in bios

 

1 hour ago, sonyzz said:

how to set them in bios to be the same as on fan xpert? also first thing fan xpert does is fan tuning it calculates how low or how high fan can spin... like noctua NH-D15 fans can spin as low as 198rpm

Pwm works just fine without it

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well i copied settings from balanced to high performance like minimum cpu state - 5% and maximum cpu state 100% now cpu clocks down when not doing anything even on high perfomance power plan

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anyone figure this out. i have a z390i and i want "ultimate performance" mode to be on all the time. but everytime i restart my pc, it goes back to balanced.  this is ANNOYING. i mainly do NOT want the computer to EVER go to sleep. but it does, unless i leave the power options control panel window open with Ultimate performance selected. 

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10 hours ago, carlosriosness said:

anyone figure this out. i have a z390i and i want "ultimate performance" mode to be on all the time. but everytime i restart my pc, it goes back to balanced.  this is ANNOYING. i mainly do NOT want the computer to EVER go to sleep. but it does, unless i leave the power options control panel window open with Ultimate performance selected. 

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