Upon closing all applications, and reaching a temperature under 40C, the throttling suddenly stopped and clock speeds returned to normal. There is an extremely low threshold for thermal throttling. If phone can handle CPU cooling (most cant) performance will stay constant, but if it cant. So it is not throttling because it is idle. App loads CPU with up to 100 threads and measures performance. In this screenshot that the CPU is under load and is running a CPU-intensive program.
Might play around with the power management and see what happens.
#CPU POWER THROTTLED MEANING FULL#
If this is the case, is there a way to prevent the overclock speeds and simply run at a moderate 2.4ghz to balance speed and temperature? I certainly don't need the full overclock 3.9ghz. Or maybe the CPU is experiencing high temps while in an overclock speed, and then clocks down to 0.39ghz to cool off. Perhaps the iGPU is causing some sort of throttling with the CPU? These issues seem unrelated but I believe they may some how be conected. This laptop has a discrete GPU but I have noticed when I am using a GPU-heavy application, that it uses the Intel Integrated Graphics card. I am connected to a power source, and all my power management are on performance, meaning it should not be due to the laptop attempting to conserve power. I have core temp open in the picture, and as you can see, the CPU is only at a meager 40 degrees celsius, which is nothing at all for computer hardware. So as you can see in the picture, my CPU is throttling down to an abysmal 0.39ghz (basically making every program near unusable). Then, this will last for some time, and then the cycle repeats. This can last anywhere from 1 minute-10 minute, where afterwards the CPU will skyrocket to an overclocked speed, and the application will no longer be lagging heavily. Today is an exciting day team blue (Intel) I have found a way to suppress and neutralize power limit throttling This has been an extremely tedious issue wi. Just got a Thinkpad P15s (Laptop), and I'm experiencing a very odd issuing with the CPU throttling under heavy load and low temperatures.
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