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You don’t really need ThrottleStop if you go into your bios, turn off Turboboost and/or powerlimit your CPU. If your laptop bios doesn’t allow that, look for a
by jorvi 2y ago
You don’t really need ThrottleStop if you go into your bios, turn off Turboboost and/or powerlimit your CPU.
If your laptop bios doesn’t allow that, look for a “quiet” setting in the bios. This changes the PL1/PL2 to 35w/65w down from 85w/60w.
With the NVK driver steadily improving, it feels like it is only a matter of time before something similar to Corectrl is written for Nvidia. I realize GreenWithEnvy exists, but it’s never worked well for me.