Acer Aspire A317-53G-74WF laptop, GeForce MX350 video card, intel core i7-1165G7 processor with base 2800 MHz
In stress tests, the frequency drops from 2800 MHz to 2100-2400 MHz (and begins to fluctuate in this range)
I turned off turbo boost, set the power settings to high performance, and set the maximum processor state to 98%, in the end nothing changed
I reinstalled Windows, installed all the drivers from the Acer website
Using MSI Afterburner, I noticed in games that when the temperature reaches 68-69 degrees, the percentage begins to drop frequencies to 2100-2400 MHz, but then raises them to 2500-2700 MHz (and in this range they begin to fluctuate occasionally, causing stuttering in games)
You can’t do anything in the BIOS, it’s actually kind of ancient (provided screenshots below)
Undervolting is not available on this processor
It's a shame that the GeForce MX350 video card can handle 300+ fps in conventional cs:go, but in the end, because of the processor, it can't even handle 100+
I tried all the methods, climbed a lot of forums, but in the end, nothing helps
As I understand it, there is a temperature limit of 68 degrees (which seems to be generally considered the norm for a laptop), but I didn’t find a way to disable or configure this limit on my laptop
[Edited the thread to add model number to the title]
