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‎02-29-2020 07:18 PM

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Product: HP Zhan Pro 66 G2
Operating System: Linux
My HP laptop Zhan pro 66 g2 (same model of probook 440 g5~g6) has ubuntu installed for working purpose. while without the DPTF framework working, hp zhan pro 66 g2 will quickly (in 10 secs)hit the 10 watts power limit, instead of the 17 watts Power LImit in the MS OS windows 10. BIos options including DPTF enable/disable has tried and were no use. Noticing that the ##high performance mode## update for zhan pro 66 g1 may help this>>> requesting high performance option for laptop zhan pro 66 g2 .
 
Since Probook belongs to the business category,  i am  wondering that if this topic  could make any sense in this  part  of the  community.
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