Greetings to all.
I decided to develop a product that allows you to use Power Limits profiles in ThrottleStop. A little background on the creation of this project: my post.
And since @unclewebb did not give an exact answer about Power Limit profiles, I decided to do it myself.
This is an Open Source project, link to the repository: Github repository.
How to use, where to download, documentation and explanations: README.
Download from the releases page.
If you find PowerProfiler useful, then I can try to implement saving in profiles not only Long Power PL 1 and Short Power PL2, but also all other settings from the TPL tab.
IMPORTANT NOTES!
I decided to develop a product that allows you to use Power Limits profiles in ThrottleStop. A little background on the creation of this project: my post.
And since @unclewebb did not give an exact answer about Power Limit profiles, I decided to do it myself.
This is an Open Source project, link to the repository: Github repository.
How to use, where to download, documentation and explanations: README.
Download from the releases page.
If you find PowerProfiler useful, then I can try to implement saving in profiles not only Long Power PL 1 and Short Power PL2, but also all other settings from the TPL tab.
IMPORTANT NOTES!
- The application has been tested only on an i5 13500H and i3 7100U. But it was enough to understand that POWERLIMITEAX and POWERLIMITEDX have different base values on different CPUs. I don't know which parameter it depends on: brand modifier, generation, SKU number digits, suffix or all of them. But the calculation logic is the same.
- In PowerProfiler.ini in the options LongPowerBase and ShortPowerBase preset HEX values that match my i5 13500H. I highly recommend that you calculate the base values yourself using this guide, because they may differ from mine.
- Read other important notes from README file.