framerate drop laptop

[Inging17]

(10-21-2016, 01:25 AM)admin89 Wrote: That's your maximum single core speed when overclock but throttlestop doesn't have ability to overclock . That 37T is just for show , it will never reach that speed unless you use Intel XTU to overclock (unlock additional 200MHz)
According to notebookcheck , 3.5GHz is your maximum speed
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-Core-i7-4710HQ-Notebook-Processor.115084.0.html
You must do some stress test to make sure your CPU is stable enough .
You should run Dolphin for 30mins and check the CPU temp .
Btw, my 6 years old Acer laptop is still working as I keep the temp under 80C

Thanks so much. I messed around with it, found a video on youtube with the exact same CPU he was able to make it 3.4 ghz however mine was max at 2.8 ghz. Since Im not experienced I think Ill just keep things the way they were. However, I messed a lot with the settings on throttlestop and there was no reset to default, will this affect my laptop in anyways or throttlestop is basically useless if i dont open the application exe? Cause by the looks of it I had no idea what my default settings were 

[admin89]

Quote:However, I messed a lot with the settings on throttlestop and there was no reset to default, will this affect my laptop in anyways or throttlestop is basically useless if i dont open the application exe?

Throttlestop is 100% safe as long as you keep the temperature under control .
If you want everything back to default then I think you will have to restart your PC