How to work with APU TPD in BIOS?
Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2015 5:40 pm
Hi guys!
I am happy user of Fitlet-H, got it yesterday, so I thought about few "Burn out" tests to collect data about Fitlet performance , I went to BIOS, and fount "APU TDP" in "Power Settings" and started to play with values not forgetting to checking performance in tests.
When I checked test results for 25.000 (mW), 20.000 (mW) and 15.000 (mW) + power consumption @ PSU, there was VERY similar results, so I have a question, does APU TPD limiting is working? or I need to check some other options in BIOS to make it work?
Running now Win7, with all tests, I got ~21 W power consumption @ PSU in peak, and around 17-18 [mW] when testing.
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p/s limiting APU TPD with 4500 [mW] level, power consumption level went a little down (to 15-16 [W] with peak @ 19 [W])
I am happy user of Fitlet-H, got it yesterday, so I thought about few "Burn out" tests to collect data about Fitlet performance , I went to BIOS, and fount "APU TDP" in "Power Settings" and started to play with values not forgetting to checking performance in tests.
When I checked test results for 25.000 (mW), 20.000 (mW) and 15.000 (mW) + power consumption @ PSU, there was VERY similar results, so I have a question, does APU TPD limiting is working? or I need to check some other options in BIOS to make it work?
Running now Win7, with all tests, I got ~21 W power consumption @ PSU in peak, and around 17-18 [mW] when testing.
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p/s limiting APU TPD with 4500 [mW] level, power consumption level went a little down (to 15-16 [W] with peak @ 19 [W])