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The bios has the latest microcode patch v. What happens is the CPU throttles to x12 (1.2Ghz) when Turbo Boost is enabled, this at less than 70☌, the TCC activation temperature should be 95☌! I have an Asus laptop with hm76 Ivy Bridge chipset with Intel i7-3630qm, the CPU is 2.4Ghz and can Boost up to 3.4Ghz.

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Some of my mods aren't for the faint of heart, but I would at least repaste if you haven't already done so and get a cooling pad. I've done a few tweaks on my system-dremeling bottom cover to increase intakes, washers on heatsink springs to increase die pressure, repaste using Prolimatech PK-3, cooling pad, and IdeaFan-and now it almost never breaks 75C on CPU & GPU while gaming with 20-25C ambient temps. IdeaFan only reduces temps by a few degrees, sounds like you need to improve cooling beyond that. Both my GPU's are also overclocked and overvolted per the settings in my sig. I am using ThrottleStop to set the 34T (Turbo) multiplier and the CPU power limit is unlocked in the BIOS so it sustains >45W in burn tests while running at full 3.2 GHz. You'll also notice that checking/unchecking the BD PROCHOT option in ThrottleStop or in the unlocked BIOS menu has no effect. You can override this behavior by checking 'set multiplier' in ThrottleStop, ensuring that the CPU is always running at 3.2-3.4 GHz under load regardless of temps as long as it doesn't hit its power limits-56W short duration, 45W long duration, and 28s (actually 56s) time limit by default. The EC is set to disable Turbo Boost, causing the CPU to drop to 2.4 GHz, whenever the GPU exceeds 65C. My system specs when I did this: Lenovo Y500 Intel Core i7 3630QM, Intel Centrino 2230, Nvidia Geforce GT 750M, 8GB 1600MHz DDR3, 1TB HDD, 60GB Mushkin Atlas Value, DVD R/WĮxactly, this laptop does not throttle the CPU using BD PROCHOT. It isn't just download speed either, it's upload, ping, and connection stability too.

So, even though your CPU can get hotter without shutting itself down, your wifi adapter cannot take the added heat and will very likely be damaged in a way that inhibits its performance. To be specific, the operating temperature of the Centrino 2230 is 80 Celsius, and the Core i7 is 105 Celsius. So be sure not to disable BD PROCHOT on your Lenovo Y500. If the CPU goes above the operating temperature of your wifi adapter (not the CPU itself), you risk damaging your wifi adapter.

So, I have essentially confirmed that because of the location of the wifi adapter, it takes a lot of the heat from the CPU. Finally I benchmarked my download speed over wifi again and I was only getting 2.9MB/s peak at this point. I didn't correlate the two until after a while of trying to figure out what the heck happened and ruled out everything except for hardware damage, then I decided to test it.Īfter benchmarking my download speed (which was originally 7.4MB/s peak) and seeing that I was getting 5.9MB/s peak, I decided to open Throttlestop again and disable BD PROCHOT again. Hey everyone and thanks for reading my first thread on Tech Inferno!Ī while back I downloaded Throttlestop in hopes that I could at least get my CPU to maintain its turbo clock of 3.2GHz, which is a whopping 800 MHz boost from the 2.4GHz stock clock.Īnyway, I noticed that after running some benchmarks to test stability (it was stable) that I was downloading things a lot slower.