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Changing processor state in high performance power plan does nothing

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8700K 4.9 @1.28v

z370 Taichi

Windows 10 v1803

 

Changing the minimum (and even maximum) processor state in the high performance power plan makes no difference, even after a restart. The CPU remains at max voltage and 4.9GHz regardless. Fairly sure this is a Windows bug rather than a BIOS setting because the balanced power plan allows the CPU to downclock.

 

Any ideas for a fix?

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if you disabled power states in bios, C1, C3,C6, EIST windows cannot control cpu clocks.

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55 minutes ago, Levent said:

if you disabled power states in bios, C1, C3,C6, EIST windows cannot control cpu clocks.

Fairly sure this is a Windows bug rather than a BIOS setting because the balanced power plan allows the CPU to downclock.

 

My opening post is three sentences long and you couldn't even read it all properly. Thanks.

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