My cpu's base clock is 1.8 GHz which it always stayed at, and boost clock is 3.4 GHz, which it never reached. I also have a Lenovo laptop(ideapad 320) with an i5 8250U, AMD Radeon 530, 8 GB (4 GB stick added later) of DDR4 2133 MHz ram. Even I used to have this problem earlier where my cpu would only boost for a very short period of time and under load it would never boost. I just want to get the best out of the system I have, Thank you :) Edit: Formatting My questions are: Is there any way I can stop the Power Limit throttling safely? Should I overclock this laptop? If yes, How can I? (I tried using MSI Afterburner but it didn't seem to work - All sliders were greyed out and the values were shown as 0MHz) It was also mentioned that Turning off Turbo Boost in the BIOS might help with the throttling, should I? I also got a suggestion that I should turn off Intel SpeedStep, should I?Įdit: If any information or screenshots regarding the system are required please do ask, I'll try to send them ASAP. I reduced the Turbo Boost Short Power Max from 25W to 15W as some youtubers and forums had mentioned to do so might help And I noticed (on Intel XTU) that the Power Limit Throttling happens whenever the TDP hits 11-12WĪ screenshot of the tuning done using Intel XTU I have already undervolted the processor (-99.6mV) I get around 64☌ while playing GTA 5 For the first 10 mins the game runs without any stutters or frame drops then the Power Limit throttling kicks in and causes the issues mentioned I5 5200U 2.20GHz (Turbo upto 2.70GHz, but it only goes upto 2.5GHz even under load)ĨGB RAM DDR3L 1333Mhz (I added a 4GB stick)
I am using Intel XTU 6.5.2.40 to do the tuning I couldn't find much useful/relevant information on other forums. I really just want to know if there is anything I can do or can't do.
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