Windows 10: Increasing CPU Ghz

How To increase thisI certainly want to do thatplease help me increase that I am ready to keep hands in the registry tooPlease help me increase this 2.69Ghz to atleast 3.10Ghz or 4GhzCan anybody help me hereTHANK YOU IN ADVACEAny type of help will be highly appriciated

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CPU frequency locks at 0.78 GHz

Hello,

My CPU get locks at 0.78 GHz and not going up or down. In the same time when CPU is locked at 0.78 GHz,

laptops fans runs fast (noisy) but the coming air is not even hot.

I have found a tool named Intel(R) Extreme tuning utility to use it as monitor of "what's going on with my system",

i'm not overclocking or changing something in CPU.

Tuning utility shows value of "Thermal Throttling" as 100% i think this is the reason why CPU stays at 0.78 GHz, it get down step because of this thermal throttling.

CPU package and core temperature is normal around 40c .

All this information is visible into this picture:



With random combination of reboots, shutdown unplug power and plug power CPU gets frequency stepping again

Thermal Throttling is becoming zero and fans stop... and everything goes normal.

Can someone explain what is connection between Windows (10) OS and CPU freq. stepping.

I think there is some connection because of available options in power plan settings, there is options Processor power management

that can control CPU min and max freq. state, but i'm not pretty sure is it related to "Thermal Throttling".

 

CPU stuck at 0.38 Ghz when charger is plugged in.

Thanks for your reply, unfortunately none of these suggestions changed anything and the CPU speed still immediately drops to 0.38 Ghz when I plug it in. Is there anything else I could try?

 

Prevent Cpu throttle on Battery

Setting the CPU minimum to something higher will not make any difference to performance, only increases power consumption/heat when the CPU does not have to work hard.
The title of the thread is wrong to call it throttling. The CPU is designed to increase up to the turbo max when demands are made on the CPU.

" I'm assuming setting it at 100% will make the CPU run at 2.8 GHz constantly"
Not on my Laptop.
The nominal clock is 2.5 GHz, however the turbo range or speed stepping ranges from 800 MHz to 3.1 GHz.
On the so-called "Best performance" setting the CPU has a 2.5 GHz idle frequency/min, but it still turbos up to 3.1 GHz when required.
The next setting down "Better performance" has the full stepping range from 800 MHz to 3.1 GHz.
On testing this with something taxing the CPU, "Better performance" setting is just as good as "Best" but with less power consumption between tasks.

The tinkering with settings by modding the Registry is pointless.

The Power Plans indicated are no more on the latest iteration of Windows 10 anyway.

"I may set it at 25% instead of 5% that it's defaulted to while plugged in. "

I doubt if that will do anything, it depends on the stepping range of the CPU clock allowed for your particular CPU. as you can see with mine it won't make a hoot of a difference. If it is set to 5% nothing happens it is still 800 MHz minimum(26%).