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I have an i7-9750H running on a Dell XPS 15 7590 (2019).
To avoid overheating, I've setup a profile that reduces the "Turbo Boost Power Max" from the default 45w to a custom 28w. The thing is that everything works well if I apply the changes, until I restart the machine. Then, no matter what setting I put there, it always starts with 56w.
All the other settings I've tried to change are restored correctly after the reboot, like the "Core Voltage Offset" at -0,125 V. Only the "Turbo Boost Power Max" is changed to that wrong value.
Do I need to do something more to set that value permanently or is it simply a bug?
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XTU is for X and K processors. Your H processor is not supported.
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Actually is working fine now.
It seems that the problem was that I started the application too early after the reboots.
Today I left more time after the reboot before checking the XTU app, and it's all set up as expected.
I'm sorry if I wasted your time with this.
Greetings.
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