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Cpu Power limit throttling.

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System Name The ultimate bad system
Processor Intel core i5 7200u
Motherboard hp 15-bs015dx
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Memory 8gb ram
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My laptop which is a hp 15-bs015dx with a i5 7200u and a iGPU is power limiting alot when I'm doing a test like cinabench(typo). It doesn't power limit for about a minute then starts and the megahertz drops allot from 3092 to 2734 and and power usage of the cpu decreases when make the performance worse. Is there anything that I can do to stop it? And my laptops cpu doesn't thermal Throttle and the max Temps in a stress test is about 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
 
So you want to run Cinebench all day long?

How are the temperatures doing while doing general computer stuff?
 
Increase the Turbo Time Limit in BIOS or with a software tool like Throttle Stop.
 
My laptop which is a hp 15-bs015dx with a i5 7200u and a iGPU is power limiting alot when I'm doing a test like cinabench(typo). It doesn't power limit for about a minute then starts and the megahertz drops allot from 3092 to 2734 and and power usage of the cpu decreases when make the performance worse. Is there anything that I can do to stop it? And my laptops cpu doesn't thermal Throttle and the max Temps in a stress test is about 85 degrees Fahrenheit.

Not a laptop, it's a notebook.They thermal throttle, get a cooling pad or a real laptop by Sager/Eurocom.
 
So you want to run Cinebench all day long?

How are the temperatures doing while doing general computer stuff?
At about 100 or 90 degrees ferenhight.

So you want to run Cinebench all day long?

How are the temperatures doing while doing general computer stuff?
For the test to finish it takes about 12 minutes and would take less if did not power limit.

Not a laptop, it's a notebook.They thermal throttle, get a cooling pad or a real laptop by Sager/Eurocom.
Well it is not thermal throttling. I looked at it with throttlestop and intel xtu and my laptop never thermal throttled.

Increase the Turbo Time Limit in BIOS or with a software tool like Throttle Stop.
I did that and it did not work but also I could not find that setting in the bios. I can't get to the advanced settings.
 
Its a hard limit
 
No I ment the other unit for the max temp during a stress test so 85c. But on idle it is usually 95 Fahrenheit.
 
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