You can keep or make a high-performance profile Maximum Processor State at 100% so that gaming or doing heavy processing such as video encoding can speed by.Īdditional options are to set shortcuts for switching power profiles as well.ġ) Press the windows key and type CMD then hit enterģ) At the bottom of the output you will see a GUID for each Power Profile for everyday lower CPU usage:Įxample: Power Scheme GUID: 381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e (Balanced) *Ĥ) Now right click anywhere on your desktop and create a shortcut. When you change your power options, you might want to select the balanced profile, so the applied settings only effect the system when on this profile (most of the time). This will allow your CPU to run cool at a small cost of CPU power. Set the Maximum processor state to 99% instead of 100%. Here, under Processor Power Management, you will see three settings: Minimum Processor State, Maximum Processor State, and System Cooling Policy. You can also press the windows key and type power management. To do so, open Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced Settings.
Heat is a very bad thing it will cut the lifespan of the CPU and other parts and cause a drop in performance as well so you may want to solve this issue permanently with a couple of clicks.
This is because of a default Power Management setting that sets your CPU to run at 100%, which causes it to get boiling hot even if it’s just on with no apps running in the foreground. You may have noticed that your laptop fans are running at full blast all the time or that your PC is generating allot of heat.
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