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‎11-19-2021 03:04 PM

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Product: HP ENVY x360 Convertible 15-ed0xxx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

When I upgraded my HP ENVY x360 to win11 I found that using Resource Monitor the Maximum Frequency was limited to 100%  even when the Command Center Thermal Profile was set to Performance.  This notebook has 4 independently clocked cores (8 CPUs) and using win 10 and doing heavy duty code compilations would often go to 181% clock speed (dropping to 135% as it heated up I think).  Now it seems limited to 100% and that is my experience too; when compiling code it took much longer.

 

I worked with Microsoft and they could not help fix it.  They helped me uninstall win11 and we reverted to win10.

 

I suspect that the HP Command Center Thermal Profile settings are no longer working for windows 11.  Has anyone else had that experience?

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‎11-24-2021 12:30 PM - edited ‎11-24-2021 12:30 PM

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I am wondering if the win10 21H2 update will have this problem too?  Responses that it is fine would reassure me. 

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