intel dynamic platform and thermal framework error

#Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework error install
#Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework error driver

I clean install Windows and only install drivers). I decided to research some more and experiment and installed the Dell Power Manger application (previously I had no Dell software installed. I'll keep it running so it's not as bad.Īctually, I have good news for you. Double click on it again to go back to the smaller view.Įdit - The less expensive 8750H can score over 3000 points in Cinebench R20 when it is installed in a laptop that does not have any power limit throttling issues. You can try contacting Dell but don't hold your breath.įor an extended view of what all of your CPU threads are doing, double click on the monitoring table in ThrottleStop.

They were told that this was by design and Dell had no intention of fixing this. The last person that contacted Dell to get to the bottom of this problem got the run around. Not sure why this has not resulted in a class action lawsuit yet. ThrottleStop shows 15.3W in one of your screenshots and 15.4W in the other. Your CPU is forced to slow down so it does not exceed 15W. Use Cinebench R20 when testing different voltages.ĭell thinks that it is OK to charge their customers extra money for a high performance mobile CPU and then they deliberately set the power limit to 15W so their customers can not achieve the performance they paid for. Most people get their best results when the core offset is set to a much bigger number compared to the cache offset. The core and cache voltages do not need to be set equally. If you have any errors, reduce the cache offset to -75 mV and test again. What sort of stability tests have you done to prove that your voltage settings are stable? Try running a partial load test like a TS Bench - 8 Thread test at a size of 960M. If TDP Level Control is not checked and if the TDP Level register is locked, ThrottleStop does not even attempt to write anything to this register. ThrottleStop checks the TDP Level register before writing to it.

#Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework error driver

All I can think of is that the DPTF driver is trying to change a locked register. These error messages do not list ThrottleStop as the problem. The error messages are for the DPTF driver. If a CPU does not support TDP Level control and if the TDP Level register is locked, how can it be changed? It cannot be changed. Click to expand.That message does not make much sense.