Undervolting

[Michael angelo]

Hi guys I need your help and step by step with 

Intel XTU.

 

Every time I restart my laptop dell 9560 my XTU goes back to normal.

How do I save it permanently?

[phongle123]

1 minute ago, Michael angelo said:

Hi guys I need your help and step by step with 

Intel XTU.

 

Every time I restart my laptop dell 9560 my XTU goes back to normal.

How do I save it permanently?

No experience with laptop but you'd have to do it in BIOS to be permanent and to make it permanent in a program, the program needs to be able to have a start on start-up feature and an auto-apply feature.

[Michael angelo]

I'll check it later in my bios.

Get back to you soon.

If this don't work, are you able to help me step by step because this is my first time doing it

 

[Michael angelo]

I've change it already in the bios how do I make to start on start up feature and auto apply feature please help

 

[Pendragon]

5 hours ago, phongle123 said:

No experience with laptop but you'd have to do it in BIOS to be permanent and to make it permanent in a program, the program needs to be able to have a start on start-up feature and an auto-apply feature.

This is completely useless.

 

5 hours ago, Michael angelo said:

Hi guys I need your help and step by step with 

Intel XTU.

Hi, Intel XTU is pretty notorious for being terrible to get at start up. The only reliable I've seen is to hard code a script for it and set task scheulder to open after 10 seconds Windows as booted. http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/how-to-automatically-under-volt-in-xtu-without-opening-it.802143/

 

XTU and TS both need to be booted after 10 seconds or so because there some random bullshit Windows interference thing. 

 

Alternatively, use Throttlestop. A MUCH better program that works far better than XTU. https://www.notebookcheck.net/How-to-Lower-Temperatures-Stop-Throttling-and-Increase-Battery-Life-The-ThrottleStop-Guide-2017.213140.0.html