You need throttle stop to force boost by disable pdprochot. But doing this is not encouraged due to bad thermal transfer for this model. That why it will clock down when your processor reach 90 celcius.

You don't need turbo boost once you have throttle stop. It will force multiplier by enable force multiplier set turbo then you have 24/7 turbo. Then you need to set enable force boost each reboot.

Why you need turbo boost? Unless you play very intensive games for me 2.4GHz is enough.

Since turbo will cause throttle anyway. I don't think you like overheat laptop during gaming section.

This post has been edited by AiSheep: Jul 25 2013, 06:03 PM

Will check for you once I get my laptop back from sc

My laptop keyboard plastic cover just "pop" off :/

By default yes it has turbo boost, but remind that Lenovo have set thermal throttle when temperature reach 90 Celsius, it will drop to 2.4 Ghz stable till your processor is back to idle state.

(Proven through Prime 95 for 24+ hours after pasting with IC 7 and replace pads with fujipoly's then have to send SC due to my faulty keyboard I have :/)

As I remember, after Prime 95 for 25 minutes it will start throttle then remain stable 2.4 Ghz (all cores) till I stop my prime 95. However, you can alternatively use throttle stop as I mention in previous post.

User must aware that, it is not recommend as it can't handle turbo temperatures, as I recall the stock thermal paste + pad it reach 104 Celsius easily during this stress test for like 15 minutes.

Now I have to cross fingers that, they will not mess up my application and replace my thermal pads (Since I only ask them to change keyboard) then I will run Prime 95 again checking for improve temperatures base on 2.4 Ghz after few days (Since I don't use turbo boost on this laptop and assume I get it back on Monday)

The Temperatures I get during Prime 95 under 2.4 Ghz load (I'm using Core Temp and HW monitor to monitor my temperature) (After application)

75
77
79
76

and I admit that... repasting thermal paste and replace pads on Y500 requires patience as it is hard to disassemble.

This post has been edited by AiSheep: Jul 25 2013, 11:07 PM