cpu boost mode

Guiding Tech’s walkthrough of Windows 11’s hidden “Processor performance boost mode” shows users how to expose a buried Control Panel setting that changes how aggressively Windows requests turbo behavior from supported CPUs, using either the Registry or a powercfg command. The important part is...

Windows 11 exposes a hidden Processor Performance Boost Mode power option when users change the Attributes registry value for the PERFBOOSTMODE setting from 1 to 2, revealing CPU boost controls under Advanced Power Options on supported Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems. The discovery is being...

Windows 11 exposes a hidden “Processor performance boost mode” power setting when users change the registry value Attributes from 1 to 2 under Microsoft’s processor power-management GUID, revealing controls that affect how aggressively supported CPUs boost above nominal performance. The setting...

Microsoft’s Windows 11 does include advanced power-management settings that are hidden from the default Control Panel interface, and users can expose some of them by changing power-setting attributes through the registry or the built-in powercfg command. That is the factual core behind the...

Microsoft’s hidden “Processor performance boost mode” setting is a Windows 10 and Windows 11 power-management option that can be exposed through the Registry or PowerCfg, letting users change how aggressively the CPU enters turbo boost states on supported x86, x64, and Arm systems. It is not a...