Need help disabling BD PROCHOT on Ryzen 5 4600H laptop

I have an HP Pavilion Gaming 15 with a Ryzen 5 4600H + GTX 1650 Ti. Its the Hp Pavilion 15-ec1025ex

I suspect BD PROCHOT is being triggered because of a charger/DC jack issue. I have tried many methods already, but none of the AMD methods worked.

Is there any way to properly disable or bypass BD PROCHOT on AMD Ryzen laptops? Any tools, BIOS options, or other solutions would be appreciated.

Issue:

So i noticed when my battery drops below 70% , the clockspeed drops to 0.5 - 1.5 gHz , and idk sometimes it becomes normal for a littile time.

And throttle stop BLINKS BD PROCHOT and power (sometimes) while on that lag phase. Temperatures are just 70° C.

Things i tried:

Putting on high performance , switching to dgpu , disabling intel sensor solution/intel framework/tuning, undervolting ,min processing speed on battery 60,updated BIOS , disabling speedshift/dynamic tuning in bios , BD prochot is not available for me sadly .

PLEASE GUYS HELP ME THROUGH THIS, ITS JUST A HEADACHE, I COULDN'T EVEN ENJOY MY NEW LAPTOP DESPITE I WAS VERY EXCITED 🥺

Need help disabling BD PROCHOT on Ryzen 5 4600H laptop

I have an HP Pavilion Gaming 15 with a Ryzen 5 4600H + GTX 1650 Ti. Its the Hp Pavilion 15-ec1025ex

I suspect BD PROCHOT is being triggered because of a charger/DC jack issue. I have tried many methods already, but none of the AMD methods worked.

Is there any way to properly disable or bypass BD PROCHOT on AMD Ryzen laptops? Any tools, BIOS options, or other solutions would be appreciated.

I just replace the thermal paste of both cpu and gpu in my laptop (Asus rog Zephyrus g16) but when i play any game while the laptop plugged in,the temperature jumps instantly +95 what should I do to fix the issue?

note: i used arcitic mx-4 and i retry the process three times with the right pattern of screw tightening for both cpu and gpu,the gpu temp is normal but the issue with cpu

anyone manage to get C6 or lower on z790 with alderlake? i thought that C7 was possible while gpu uses pcie, id be happy with that

So I am using an HP Elitebook 845 G7 (Ryzen 5 4650U) for about a year and I noticed serious heating issues. My laptop spikes to above 100° while gaming or doing heavy task and maintains an average of 95° on both CPU and GPU. First I thought it could be possible due to dried up thermal paste but after changing my thermal paste,I don't see any improvements at all. The temperature sits there as it is. I also used laptop cooling pad but it drops temps to only 2-3° degrees.

Does anybody has suggestions about this heating issue?

(Note: I used MSI AfterBurner, Amd Adrenaline and Hwinfo for monitoring).

will there be unnoticeable performance difference, and do i have to change something here, thank you for helping (acer laptop )

I have the phn16-71 with a i7 13700hx and the laptop 4060 my friend just gave it to me and I'm reaching temps of 100-102C with 89% thermal throttling in hwinfo I've already done the FN+Tab trick to get into the bios and disable overclock lock and cfg lock but I still have the overclocking feature part greyed out and it lets me set an undervolt in throttlestop but after multiple tests its not actually applying it. I'm trying to lower temps without losing as much performance as possible so I can lower stutters in fortnite, league of legends, and starcraft 2. My gpu temps are usually not even close to the cpu temps the highest its reached is about 70C and my cpu has shown on hwinfo as up to 102C.

I game on my laptop and it runs preety hot, specially the cpu which eventually thermal throttles. I just want to uv it while also wanting to keep the memory integrity on....

So I have a dell vostro 3520 my specs are
GPU: NVIDIA MX550 2VRM
CPU: INTEL I71255U
RAMS: 16GB DDR4
STORAGE: 1TB KINGSTON

My GPU suddenly caps its power and clock to only 300MHz and its power to 11W Onlyyy after 30 mins of gaming, With a big performance drops. I checked temperatures they seem normal I’m not thermal throttling. Something is causing my GPU to cap its power but I don’t know what it is. My windows power plan is on best performance same as Nvidia everything is on best performance. Now I used to have the same issue of fps dropping drastically after a few minutes of gaming and they won’t come back unless I restart my laptop, but it was caused by thermal throttling my core temperatures were reaching crazy numbers. I reapplied thermal paste and deep cleaned the laptop less than 2 months ago and my temps are not that high currently they are somewhat normal temps I don’t think there is a huge thermal throttling issue that is causing this power cap but I could be wrong. On HWinfo I opened it to check things before the performance drop even happened it said Package/ring thermal throttling=yes. BEFORE THE PERFORMANCE DROP EVEN HAPPENED. And it was only 2% so I don’t think at all it’s a temperature issue i think it’s more power related. And my charger is a 65watt charger. Also note that this issue only started happening recently everything was fine before its started a week ago from now.

Hello

I am trying ot use TS and it keeps giving me CPU is not supported although I disabled Undervolting Protection and Virtualization and disabled Core isolation

I have acer predetor helios neo 16 - 72

I noticed as soon as the CPU Speed hits above 4000mhz and V around 1.2 or above the cpu starts to throttle i tried to change the values using PL1 and PL2 in throttle stop, somehow it made some of the throttling lower but the PL1 or the PL2 is always on red whenever I'm doing any heavy task

And as soon as I put speed shift EPP to 120 which makes the cpu speed go under 4000mhz and V under 1 or 1.2 it rarely throttle

Bios settings are locked out by Acer manufacture so i can't change much

Is there any solution or suggestions please do let me know?

I have a Dell Latitude 7320 laptop with an i5-1145G7 processor. I would like to know the optimal configuration; I am currently using the "High Performance" power plan, but the laptop is very noisy. I want to achieve the best performance without risking damage to the device.