Windows 10: Minimum/Max processor power state won’t show up even after enabling it.

Discus and support Minimum/Max processor power state won’t show up even after enabling it. in Windows 10 Ask Insider to solve the problem; Hello! I could really use a hand here. I’m trying to adjust my processor power state but nothing I’ve tried has worked. submitted by /u/ludvig-2005... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Ask Insider' started by /u/ludvig-2005, Jun 23, 2020.

  1. /U/LUDVIG-2005
    /u/ludvig-2005 Win User

    Minimum/Max processor power state won’t show up even after enabling it.


    Hello! I could really use a hand here. I’m trying to adjust my processor power state but nothing I’ve tried has worked.

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    /u/ludvig-2005, Jun 23, 2020
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  2. STORMY13
    stormy13 Win User

    CPU Minimum Processor State useful on a desktop?


    No idea where you read that from but it is bunk. I have mine set as follows,


    Minimum/Max processor power state won’t show up even after enabling it. [​IMG]


    and have my CPU overclocked to 4.6, and it goes to full power any time it is needed. When at idle it runs at around 1.4 and a much lower voltage as neither are needed for most every day tasks.
     
    stormy13, Jun 23, 2020
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  3. SIEGFRIEDM
    Siegfriedm Win User
    CPU Minimum Processor State useful on a desktop?


    Are it and maximum processor state useful on a desktop, or is it just for laptops? Lower and Maximum are both set to 100% for me.
    I read that if I lower the minimum, my cpu doesn't reach the max overclock level.
     
    Siegfriedm, Jun 23, 2020
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  4. NAJTSIRK
    najtsirk Win User

    Minimum/Max processor power state won’t show up even after enabling it.

    Power settings automatically changes the processor state to 100%.

    Original Title: POWER PLAN

    I have asus g501 and in avance power settings I have set the minimum processor state to 1% but when I save the settings and come back to check if everything is OK the minimum processor state jumps back to 100%. Why does it change on its own?
     
    najtsirk, Jun 23, 2020
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