cpu clock speed

[kingash44]

 is there anyway i can limit my cpu clock speed to 3500 mhz in my intel core i 5 10300 h which runs in 4296 mhz which makes my laptop hotter i donr want to turn of turbo boost just want to limit cpu clock for better tempraature

 

[RONOTHAN##]

ThrottleStop should IIRC be able to do that. 

[unclewebb]

To limit your 10300H to 3500 MHz, try setting the Speed Shift Max value in the TPL window. This works great on Intel's desktop CPUs. Let me know if you have any problems on your mobile CPU. 

 

[kingash44]

its working only problem is that when throttle stops closses it doesnt work when you reopen open throttle stop i have to set it up all over again is there anyway i can make this permemnent

 

[unclewebb]

Try again. Unzip ThrottleStop into a new folder and do not move this folder. Run ThrottleStop and let it create a new ThrottleStop.INI configuration file. Open the TPL window, check the Speed Shift option, set the Max value and press OK to save it. Do not press the X close gadget or your setting will not be saved.

 

Reopen the TPL window to double check. Exit ThrottleStop and restart it to double check. I have no problems with this setting being saved for future use. You will have to start ThrottleStop each time so it applies this setting to the CPU. Use the Task Scheduler to start ThrottleStop when Windows starts.

[kingash44]

ok

 

[unclewebb]

@kingash44

Post a screenshot of the FIVR window if you are still having problems. The default Windows 11 virtualization settings can block access to a lot of the CPU registers. 

[kingash44]

6 hours ago, unclewebb said:

 

Post a screenshot of the FIVR window if you are still having problems. The default Windows 11 virtualization settings can block access to a lot of the CPU registers. 

the problem is i set up the speed limit as said and its working but as s0on as i close throttle stop it stops

[unclewebb]

57 minutes ago, kingash44 said:

as soon as i close throttle stop it stops

Don't close ThrottleStop then. It is extremely efficient when minimized to the system tray. You  can try using its Stop Data feature so it is even more efficient. 

[kingash44]

42 minutes ago, unclewebb said:

Don't close ThrottleStop then. It is extremely efficient when minimized to the system tray. You  can try using its Stop Data feature so it is even more efficient. 

ok thanks