Showing Performance Boost mode in Power Plan Settings

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====== Showing Performance Boost mode in Power Plan Settings ======
==== How to show Processor performance boost mode in the power plan settings ====

In cmd or powershell As Administrator
<code>
  powercfg -attributes sub_processor perfboostmode -attrib_hide
</code>
How to undo
<code>
  powercfg -attributes sub_processor perfboostmode +attrib_hide
</code>

==== Configure it in your preferred power plan ====
Control Panel -> Power Options -> Change Plan Settings -> Change advanced power settings -> Processor power management -> Processor performance boost mode \\

While Disabled (Default: Aggressive) your thermals will improve drastically with minimal (CPU intensive games) or zero performance lost. \\
If you don't want to completely disable it use Efficient Aggressive.

==== How to show System cooling policy in the power plan settings? ====
(this should be visible by default, but upgrading windows might hide it) \\
In cmd or powershell As Administrator
<code>
  powercfg -attributes sub_processor syscoolpol -attrib_hide
</code>
How to undo
<code>
  powercfg -attributes sub_processor syscoolpol +attrib_hide
</code>
 --- //[[laptopwiki:staff:index|mind12]] 2022/12/29 18:50//