Can't disable core parking

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I bought a new laptop, an asus fx608. I installed quickCPU, but I cannot disable core parking ,even if I run it as admin. It worked fine on my old laptop. Any advice please?

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I also tried editing the registry as well as the cmd window. It keeps going back

[speed-of-heat]

try park control ? ParkControl – Tweak CPU Core Parking and More

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3 hours ago, speed-of-heat said:

try park control ? ParkControl – Tweak CPU Core Parking and More

yes, same result

[speed-of-heat]

try looking for Intel Speed Shift in the BIOS and disabling it?

if that doesn't work try:

powercfg /attributes SUB_PROCESSOR CPMINCORES -ATTRIB_HIDE

powercfg -setacvalueindex scheme_current SUB_PROCESSOR CPMINCORES 100
powercfg -setacvalueindex scheme_current SUB_PROCESSOR CPMINCORES1 100

 

 

[scommander2]

Tuning for the current power plan 

This is a tuning for the power plan selected on the currenrt Windows login,
and it may be required to set when the power plan has been changed.
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1. run powercfg -qh > powercfg.txt
2. search powercfg.txt for:
   GUID Alias: CPMINCORES          - for the last segment of GUID
   GUID Alias: CPMAXCORES          - for the last segment of GUID
   GUID Alias: CPCONCURRENCY       - for the last segment of GUID
   GUID Alias: CPDISTRIBUTION      - for the last segment of GUID

   for example:

    Power Setting GUID: ea062031-0e34-4ff1-9b6d-eb1059334028  (Processor performance core parking max cores)
      GUID Alias: CPMAXCORES
      Minimum Possible Setting: 0x00000064
      Maximum Possible Setting: 0x00000064
      Possible Settings increment: 0x00000001
      Possible Settings units: %
    Current AC Power Setting Index: 0x00000064
    Current DC Power Setting Index: 0x00000064

    the last semenet of GUID is eb1059334028

3. run regedit and locate the following path: 
   Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\PowerSettings\

4. right mouse button click on the highlighted "PowerSettings" item and select "find" for the GUIDs
   that are listed in the step 2. 
   
   - For CPMINCORES/CPMAXCORES:
     set valueMax and valueMin to 0x64 and Attributes to 0x0 to disable all core parking

   - For CPCONCURRENCY:
     i. set valueMax and valueMin to 0x64 and Attributes to 0x0 to disable all core parking
     ii. expand it and click "DefaultPowerSchemeValues"
     iii. select the first GUID (it may be the current one, if not run powercfg -qh after the update to verify)
     vi. update "ACSettingIndex" with the value "64" to max

   - For CPDISTRIBUTION:
     i. set valueMax and valueMin to 0x64 and Attributes to 0x0 to disable all core parking
     ii. expand it and click "DefaultPowerSchemeValues"
     iii. select the first GUID (it may be the current one, if not run powercfg -qh after the update to verify)
     vi. update "ACSettingIndex" with the value "64" to max

There is my note.

Apply CPMAXCORES and CPMINCORES are good enough, and the change is good for the current power plan that the system is using.

 

 

Edited 1 hour ago by scommander2