Important: this is no longer necessary; ThrottleStop‘s “Disable and Lock Power Limits” option overrides DPTF. If that doesn’t work, try the following.
If your CPU frequency is being reduced under load, even at low temperatures, you’re probably experiencing power throttling. Most of the time, you can solve this by disabling or raising the power limits, and disabling DPTF explicitly is not required. But sometimes, you need to disable Intel’s Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework, which tries to set the power limit dynamically on your behalf.
Your laptop may have an option to disable DPTF in the BIOS menu. If not:
Keep in mind: the removal of DPTF will not inherently change anything until you raise the power limits using ThrottleStop or Intel XTU.
Warning: if your computer can’t cool its CPU VRM properly, then raising the power limits may cause it to suddenly shut down. If that’s the case, you need to give the VRM more cooling like I did here.
If any DPTF devices are still present, please tell me their hardware IDs in the comments. (To check hardware ID: right click on the device, Properties, Details, select “Hardware Ids” in the drop-down menu.)
Reversion Instructions
- In Registry Editor, delete HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\DeviceInstall\Restrictions.
- Reboot.
I intalled NoDPTF.reg and I want to revert it how can I do it. I am trying to intall the driver DPTF but I cannot since I installed the NoDPTF.reg Thanks for your help
What if I want to reinstall the DPTF driver? where can I find the change in the registry?
I can’t find ‘Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework”. I’m using Windows LTSC, anyone know if LTSC even incudes DPTF?
This worked for me on a G7 7590, thank you so much!
I added the following id on my Asus K501LX:
“8”=”PCI\\VEN_8086&DEV_1603&CC_1180″
Is using noDPTF.reg supposed to add Unknown Device drivers under Device Manager after restart?
Worked perfectly on my G5 5590 thanks alot man!!!!
I tried your method but at the start i have always DPTF in my taskmanager.
But they are not in device manager (after your tuto obliviously).
What can i do ?
i have this id,
ACPI\VEN_INT&DEV_3402
ACPI\INT3402
*INT3402
ACPI\VEN_INT&DEV_3403
ACPI\INT3403
*INT3403
Dell XPS 13 9370
PL1 throttling still occurs sadly :c
confirmed working on dell xps 15 9560 — thank you for solving our power throttling issues
Thank you so much. It really works! Tested on Dell Inspiron 3593
I have done everything, even all the write changes to the filder, it still throttles at 68-70C degrees. What else can I do? Once your fix worked, but then it went back after restart and it never worked again.
Hi,
thank you for your great infos.
Unfortunately I have a Dell Precision 7520 and I can’t get the DPC Latency lower than 1700us which is not enough for my musical activity. The worst driver causing this is ACPI.sys even after following your instructions.
Can you help?
Thanks
The apps come back after a little while after 3 reboots or something. I did install the Registry file
Unfortunately, after the Windows 10 2004 update, Intel Thermal Framework is right back at it again and the reg + uninstall doesn’t work. Please let me know if you have any suggestions! Thanks again for your work.
This is a very good article. Been chasing this problem for years and following this guide it’s starting to make sense. I’m still debating if I want to disable it or not as the problem seems to be with the order the Intel DPTF is updated along with the video… Read more »
Thank you a lot Man, this helped my misery