[EnthusiastG4m3r]

So this seems to be a pretty popular topic when it comes to CPU these days. Thing is when you google it you have about 100 different websites telling you to do it 1 of 3 different ways.

For the people that know what i am talking about., Is this the correct way to disable core parking under the Power Options in Windows?

Processor performance core parking min cores 100%
Processor performance core parking max cores 0%

Some places say to use Registry Programs (Terrible idea, id never trust a program to do it).

Other places say to set both values to 100%. So whats the deal with this?

 

[willll162904]

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Originally Posted by EnthusiastG4m3r

So this seems to be a pretty popular topic when it comes to CPU these days. Thing is when you google it you have about 100 different websites telling you to do it 1 of 3 different ways.

For the people that know what i am talking about., Is this the correct way to disable core parking under the Power Options in Windows?

Processor performance core parking min cores 100%
Processor performance core parking max cores 0%

Some places say to use Registry Programs (Terrible idea, id never trust a program to do it).

Other places say to set both values to 100%. So whats the deal with this?

I used this program to do it - http://www.coderbag.com/Programming-C/Disable-CPU-Core-Parking-Utility
No issues and it's been working fine for a while with me. From what ive read the only downside is alittle more power consumption which i dont care about.

 

[EnthusiastG4m3r]

Yeah ive tried that program. Changing everything back to default. Using that program. Doesn't do anything for me. It says the cores are unparked in the program itself. but if you open the resource monitor on your desktop on a reboot. You will see cores still parked.