CPU NOT SUPPORTED

[wahaab]

hey can someone help me out i want to use throttlestop but my cpu isnt supported ive tried all the versions and none work here are my specs: manufacturer ASUSTek computer inc.
Processor: Intel(R)Pentium(R) CPU N4200 @ 1.10 GHz
i want to get that 1.10 GHz upto at least 2 :/
pls help someone

 

[Frick]

I'm pretty sure you can't use it to increase the base clock speed. It should clock up though, how far depends on cooling.

 

[wahaab]

I'm pretty sure you can't use it to increase the base clock speed. It should clock up though, how far depends on cooling.

the problem is that it wont even start up, it just says cpu not supported

 

[Tatty_Two]

Welcome........... Because it's a 6W CPU, it "bursts" to 2.5Ghz apparently so that may well be the best you are going to get, maybe if you list your full system specs it may help.

 

[wahaab]

Welcome........... Because it's a 6W CPU, it "bursts" to 2.5Ghz apparently so that may well be the best you are going to get, maybe if you list your full system specs it may help.

RAM: 8GB
system type: 64-bit operating system x64-based processor
HDD 1TB
i dont really care what the best im going to get is i just want to get it to start instead of CPU not supported because it says on my pc specs upto 2.5 GHz and on system properties its on 1.10 GHz like wtf

 

[StefanM]

Try XTU instead
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/do...treme-Tuning-Utility-Intel-XTU-?product=66427

I wonder how the tool differs Apollo Lake from Kaby Lake?

 

[wahaab]

Try XTU instead
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/do...treme-Tuning-Utility-Intel-XTU-?product=66427

I wonder how the tool differs Apollo Lake from Kaby Lake?

ok thanks

 

[Frick]

RAM: 8GB
system type: 64-bit operating system x64-based processor
HDD 1TB
i dont really care what the best im going to get is i just want to get it to start instead of CPU not supported because it says on my pc specs upto 2.5 GHz and on system properties its on 1.10 GHz like wtf

That's how they work. Low base frequency and dynamic burst clocks for when you do things. It's the same as Intels m CPUs, amd afaik you couldn't change the base frequency on those. And I assume it's a kind of tablet? In which case you really want it to use as little power as possible, meaning low base frequency. Are you after undervolting? XTU, as linked, should do that.

 

[wahaab]

That's how they work. Low base frequency and dynamic burst clocks for when you do things. It's the same as Intels m CPUs, amd afaik you couldn't change the base frequency on those. And I assume it's a kind of tablet? In which case you really want it to use as little power as possible, meaning low base frequency. Are you after undervolting? XTU, as linked, should do that.

its not a tablet its a laptop and i cant run most games smoothly that i play which is why i want to get my GHz higher

 

[sneekypeet]

Performance

The HD Graphics 505 should be slightly slower than the older Core-M GPU HD Graphics 5300, so modern games (as of 2016) will rarely run smoothly even at the lowest settings.

Found: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-505.182722.0.html

In other words, you are trying to get apple juice by squeezing lemons!

 

[wahaab]

That's how they work. Low base frequency and dynamic burst clocks for when you do things. It's the same as Intels m CPUs, amd afaik you couldn't change the base frequency on those. And I assume it's a kind of tablet? In which case you really want it to use as little power as possible, meaning low base frequency. Are you after undervolting? XTU, as linked, should do that.

what would be the best settings for my system specs that i have on the XTU

Performance

The HD Graphics 505 should be slightly slower than the older Core-M GPU HD Graphics 5300, so modern games (as of 2016) will rarely run smoothly even at the lowest settings.

Found: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-505.182722.0.html

In other words, you are trying to get apple juice by squeezing lemons!

so i cant adjust some settings to make my pc run faster?

That's how they work. Low base frequency and dynamic burst clocks for when you do things. It's the same as Intels m CPUs, amd afaik you couldn't change the base frequency on those. And I assume it's a kind of tablet? In which case you really want it to use as little power as possible, meaning low base frequency. Are you after undervolting? XTU, as linked, should do that.

the XTU wont download either it says unsupported platform

 

[sneekypeet]

what would be the best settings for my system specs that i have on the XTU

so i cant adjust some settings to make my pc run faster?

the XTU wont download either it says unsupported platform

What I mean is that you can clock that CPU to 5GHz, but that onboard GPU is the downfall to any realistic gaming. Look at the games testing and the FPS charts that come with them.
Secondly, please read and follow this from now on.... https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/...osts-and-use-the-multi-quote-features.234427/

 

[wahaab]

What I mean is that you can clock that CPU to 5GHz, but that onboard GPU is the downfall to any realistic gaming. Look at the games testing and the FPS charts that come with them.
Secondly, please read and follow this from now on.... https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/...osts-and-use-the-multi-quote-features.234427/

but throttlestop or the other one wont work for me so what am i supposed to do

 

[sneekypeet]

Stop trying to game on a laptop which has been tested and proved to fail at exactly that.

 

[wahaab]

Stop trying to game on a laptop which has been tested and proved to fail at exactly that.

lol

 

[sneekypeet]

lol

Not sure why you laugh. Looking at the link I provided earlier, most games tested were single FPS on average or maybe in the low double digits. Pretty obvious to me that the machine is simply not capable of doing what you want with it.

 

[wahaab]

Not sure why you laugh. Looking at the link I provided earlier, most games tested were single FPS on average or maybe in the low double digits. Pretty obvious to me that the machine is simply not capable of doing what you want with it.

my pc is new aswell so does that mean when it gets older it will be even worse

 

[vega22]

it sure doesn't mean it will get better dude.

you are expecting software to magic weak hardware into something better, which is never going to happen.

it is ultra low power draw, which while being great for battery life is never a good sign for high power usage. like gaming.

 

[wahaab]

it sure doesn't mean it will get better dude.

you are expecting software to magic weak hardware into something better, which is never going to happen.

it is ultra low power draw, which while being great for battery life is never a good sign for high power usage. like gaming.

so im screwed

 

[P4-630]

"The HD Graphics 505 should be slightly slower than the older Core-M GPU HD Graphics 5300, so modern games (as of 2016) will rarely run smoothly even at the lowest settings."
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-505.182722.0.html

 

[Rowsol]

You can always play old games. I'm still playing Doom 2. Haven't found a better FPS yet.

 

[Tatty_Two]

My point in my earlier post was simple, you have a very low power 6W CPU in your laptop, even if you could overclock it I doubt very much that the cooler it has (for a 6W CPU) would be able to cope with the additional heat produced from a decent overclock.

 

[unclewebb]

I would like to add support for Apollo Lake CPUs to ThrottleStop but I do not own or have access to that CPU so it might be a while before this happens. Want to send me your laptop for a month so I can do some development work? Probably not. That's the problem. Without access to new hardware, it is impossible to write software like ThrottleStop.

Some day when ThrottleStop supports Apollo Lake, it is still not going to make any significant difference. A laptop with a 6 Watt CPU is not and never will be a gaming laptop. It is more of a check your email, and check out some stuff on the internet kind of device.

If you want to help with development, run my RegReport program and attach that file here or copy and paste the info to www.pastebin.com

https://www.sendspace.com/file/isttre

It will take a snapshot of the registers within your CPU so I will have a better idea of how to add support for Apollo Lake CPUs.

 

[OneMoar]

it doesn't matter how much you clock that cpu you could run it at 4ghz and it would still be a turd

to heck with trying to get apple juice from lemons hes trying to get blood from a stone

that laptop was never designed todo anything other then check email and watch youtube

Porky Pig "That's All Folks!"

and there aint no-moar

 

[eidairaman1]

You need an upgrade period. That part is ranked like an Atom

Even the original Phenom stomps that cpu, I wonder if the A64 and AXP do too.

You need a desktop and that unit you have needs to be relegated to non gaming tasks.

If you need a laptop get a desktop replacement unit