list of hidden Power Plan attributes to maximize cpu performance ?

There are so many hidden power plan attributes aka hidden settings. There are so many it is hard to know, if there isn't more of hidden features. I don't know exactly, if they have any effect: if you set cpu state min. to 100% and disable idle saver - so cpu is utilized constantly on 100% (running in c0 state). I found scraps of them on different forums. I found even some on microsoft docs, but not all. Is there some official database, when they are all listed at one place ?

Mainly if i have cpu min. state on 100% and disabled idle saver and core parking, am i good to go ? I want to know, if i need yet - to disable other throttling features. In order for cpu to run at maximum performance. For example idle saver, is hidden by default and enabled. But if you don't disable that, cpu run at 100% frequency, but at 0% utilization and still has to switch between power states, from c1 to c0, in order to run at maximum performance.

I know that power saving features in bios, which are on needs to be turned off aswell, otherwise windows will let cpu run at 100% of performance, that these features allows.

One of the first things I do on a clean install is set up the ultimate power plan... It supposedly tunes all of the hidden power saving features for performance....

Just enter this command using command prompt: powercfg -duplicatescheme e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61

Hi you can try my modded Balanced settings for Windows 10 (1903+). It is modded for power efficiency and performance when needed.

I put everything in a little zip file with a CMD file. You can get it here: https://sites.google.com/site/tweakr...0PwrScheme.zip

It is used ony 100+ PC's in the organization I work for, my laptops and my sons gaming PC.

You can easy change settings to you liking, and go back to stock. All commands are in the file.

Cheers

empleat said:

There are so many hidden power plan attributes aka hidden settings.

some options you are looking for described here:
1. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...gement-options
2. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...ration-options

All the settings you can see and edit byself via free tool named PowerSettingsExplorer

There are so many hidden settings, it is hard to know for sure. I use this now: https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/windows-power-plan-settings-explorer-utility.416058/