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‎02-04-2019 03:06 PM

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Product: Pavilion Gaming 15-cx0056wm
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I'm on the newest BIOS.  I wasn't really expecting to have the option to disable hyperthreading, but is there a BIOS that does support it?  Is it possilbe that the feature could be in a BIOS update in the future?  Does anyone know if it wan in an older BIOS version?  Anyone with this laptop knows that it runs hot.  I would like to disable HT in order to reduce temps.  It's my son's laptop, and he pretty much just runs games.  I would rather have the lower temps than the small increase in framerates it could offer ( though I have seen in the past HT fps doesn't necessarilly help anyway).

 

This would be a great feature for this laptop.  Surely this would be a very easy feature to add, wouldn't it?

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