Hi Razer crew,
Take control of your PL by removing the Intel DPTF restrictions by using a registry tweak and removing all the devices starting with "DPTF" in device manager under "system devices" and rebooting.
Combined with an UV this is a great way to get more performance without bios mods. Still, as you know guys and gals keep an eye on them temps![]()
All details and .reg file and credits found here: https://bradshacks.com/disable-dptf/
Enjoy, peace out and GG
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Did you test this on the RBA 2019? I am testing now and not seeing a change in PL. I'm still messing around with it, but so far it is the typical behavior. The link you provided also suggest this likely won't work on the Razer Blade, so I'm curious to see if you got it to.
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EDIT: With the IMON offset tweak applied this CPU is allowing for 66-68w sustained throughput - I wouldn't recommend this without sufficient cooling however, I have a cooling tray and its hitting about 80 degrees during this bench. (This is a pic without the tweak to show values in Throttlestop.)
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So unless I'm mistaken, before this mod I would change the PL in XTU and it would not stick and change back to stock when changing power plans in Synapse. Now the PL sticks and boosts longer. I never draw much power as I'm heavily undervolted and use ThrottleStop.
To be honest, I haven't spent a lot of time testing also I have the 8750H maybe it's different if you have the 9750H..?
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Even with Intel DTPF my fans are whirring annoyingly loud at 48-50c ... is there a way to get finer grain control of the fans on a RB17 Pro 2019? I swear on the old RB15 the fans were off at 50 degrees. :|
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RBA 2019 Remove PL Throttling & Intel DPTF (softmode)
Discussion in 'Razer' started by Zill, Feb 8, 2020.