Ji Ji

In fact, it is not permanent, registers will be reset after S3/S4 resume or reboot. You need to create a task in task scheduler to set MSR again on such...

Hello, > PL1 and PL2 - these are written in multiple places, and depending on the manufacturer MSR-CMD is enough, though certain programs will still report the power limit as...

@Hyatice @ciphray Really helpful info, thank you very much 👍 Here is a screenshot took on alder lake: 

`asmmap64.sys` seems could be used. I found some sample code: https://github.com/branw/DonkeyKom/blob/3a7b90fc5d7ecf74e511e92da2e93baa148cf685/DonkeyKom/dk/driver.cpp#L110 gonna try it tomorrow

@Hyatice just a quick report here, seems that it just worked. 👻 

> Hi, @ciphray I'm writing a program to adjust power limits. I saw your comment and I have two questions. > > ### 1 > You use rw `rpci32 0...

> @cocafe Thank you! Big help! 😉

@Hyatice https://github.com/cocafe/physmem

This tool is intended for power users, if you don't understand MSR reigsters, just enable High Performance power plan in control panel to force maximum CPU performance.

Nope, it seems like Intel does not have such options like AMD ryzen does. Turbo multiplier based on **activated core count** can be set by these [msr registers](https://github.com/cocafe/msr-utility/blob/f67431dee04e30440cfe95cee8abc8f8df266826/msr-watchdog/E5-2670v3-x2.ini#L82). But it...