TechPowerUp ThrottleStop 9.2 Released

TechPowerUp has today released an update to widely popular ThrottleStop software made by Kevin Glynn. Used as a tool to "monitor for and correct the three main types of CPU throttling", the new ThrottleStop software received a major update that brings a heap of new features and improvements. Starting off, one of the biggest changes in the new version 9.2, is that the tool finally restores Windows 7 compatibility, which was unavailable for that OS in the previous version 9.0. Now, the tool also brings a few more options to the table like a new TS Bench feature that allows for random MHz testing, adds support for devices that use connected standby, and fixes base clock MHz reporting when using Core Isolation.

DOWNLOAD: TechPowerUp ThrottleStop 9.2The change-log follows.

• Added access to the default Windows power options.
• Restored Windows 7 compatibility.
• Fixed C0% reporting 0.0 for all threads on some CPUs.
• Updated TS Bench test with random MHz option.
• Fixed BCLK MHz reporting when using Core Isolation.
• Added support for devices that use connected standby.
• Added reporting of suspend / resume times to the log file.
• Removed auto BCLK updates when resuming.
• Fixed GDI handle leak.
• New color and font options.
• New black notification area icon option.
• New option to remove the title bar.
• Removed PROCHOT indicator box.