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And this is the step where the flash process takes place, Right?
Thanks

No flashing, just reading NVRAM

(12-01-2017, 11:33 AM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]1. Take USB stick and format to FAT32
2. Create directory structure EFI\Boot
3. Download and unzip bootx64.7z
4. Put BOOTX64.EFI to Boot directory.
5. Boot from this USB stick
6. Run command: setup_var 0x23
7. Make and post foto of the screen.

I have to compress this img as the limit is 500kb. Took time. Sorry..

Now run
setup_var 0x23 0x0
reboot and make new screenshot of TPL(ThrottleStop)

(12-01-2017, 12:35 PM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]Now run
setup_var 0x23 0x0
reboot and make new screenshot of TPL(ThrottleStop)

Attached.
Do you need the picture of grub setup_var 0x23 0x0 ? I have it

(12-01-2017, 12:47 PM)Khurramjavaid Wrote: [ -> ]Do you need the picture of grub setup_var 0x23 0x0 ?

No.

1. Now run HWMonitor and CPU-Z.
   
2. Launch Stress CPU in CPU-Z.
   
3. Make a screenshot of HWMonitor
   
4. In addition run FurMark
   
5. Make new sreenshot of HWMonitor
   
6. Stop all tests, close FurMark, HWMonitor, CPU-Z and publish results screenshots.

As soon as it hits 12W , power limit throttling kicks and again 6W limit. 
Screenshots attached.
Also I previously changed TDP from 5.75 something to 6W using intel XTU (when this pc was new).

Good. Go to TPL(ThrottleStop) and change Package Power Long from 6 to 15. Press OK and close ThrottleStop.
Run FurMark and Stress CPU in CPU-Z simultaneously again.
Make another screenshot of HWMonitor.
BTW: I need to see only Temperatures, Powers, Clocks nodes in CPU and Clocks in GPU.

(12-01-2017, 01:31 PM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]Good. Go to TPL(ThrottleStop) and change Package Power Long from 6 to 15. Press OK and close ThrottleStop.
Run FurMark and Stress CPU in CPU-Z simultaneously again.
Make another screenshot of HWMonitor.
BTW: I need to see only Temperatures, Powers, Clocks nodes in CPU and Clocks in GPU.

Just installed intel XTU and wooooooooowwwww 
I can change the TDP to like 999W. 
But I should change it no more than 15 watts as you said.
Do I need to uninstall intel XTU and only use Throttlestop?
Or XTU is also fine? As It is more user friendly to use.
Please recommend. Thanks
Also XTU works after shutdown or restarting the pc, Does Throttlestop also works that way or it will reset back to Normal TDP after every restart or shutdown? Thanks alot

We make only half of work. I need requested screenshot. ThrottleStop was used only for tests. Unload or uninstall XTU now.