At this point there is a third set of turbo power limits controlled by the EC. If this box is checked and the ThrottleStop Turbo Boost Long Power Max is set to 20 Watts and your CPU is still throttling to 15 Watts, that means you are screwed. Now you can click on the Disable and Lock box and press OK and do some more testing. If it finds that you installed that file in your ThrottleStop folder, the Install button will be gone. Close the FIVR window and open it back up. Open up the zip file and copy the RwDrv.sys file into your ThrottleStop folder. It will tell you to download the RwDrv.zip file from Mega. Click on this button and follow the directions. Before you check this box, go a little further to the right and you should see an Install button. The next thing to try is open up the FIVR window, and on the right hand side, you want to check the Disable and Lock Turbo Power Limits box. There are actually multiple sets of turbo power limits that control Intel CPUs. Click on OK and go back out to the main window and see if this has made any difference to your CPU speed or power consumption. If the Lock option is not checked, try increasing this value to 20. The Turbo Boost Long Power Max is probably set to 15 Watts. You did not post a pic of this window like I asked, hint hint hint, so I will have to guess. To try to work around this limitation, while Cinebench is running and your CPU is being throttled by this 15 Watt limit, click on the TPL button and open up the Turbo Power Limits window. Intel recommends that manufacturers set the long term turbo power limit equal to the TDP so it looks like HP has followed that advice exactly and has set this to 15 Watts.
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