However, if the system boots with a power limit initially configured, then XTU versions other than 6.3.0.35 are not able to change the power limit. In this state, I was able to use XTU to set the power limit to 140 W and also to clear it again. In the default (factory reset) state, my ASUS X299-A (BIOS 0402) boots with the power limits disabled (set to 4 kW). However, regarding BIOS settings, I did find something of importance in reproducing this issue. I used the XTU 6.3.0.56 that you linked and did not see any difference. When I use the earlier XTU 6.3.0.35 from ASUS, the power consumption in LINPACK is observed to reach 170+ W, and the frequency remains at the maximum turbo frequency. However, when I run a stress test like Prime95 v28.10 ("Small FFT") or Intel Math Kernel Library Benchmark ("linpack/runme_xeon64.bat"), the package TDP in the XTU monitor never exceeds 140 W, and the frequency is reduced.
Unlimited Turbo Boost Short-Term Power MaxĪfter I apply these settings, the XTU UI shows the new values.
#Asus intel extreme tuning utility download#
Using Intel XTU version 6.3.0.54 from Download Center, I change the parameters to: no overclock), set processor frequency to Auto.Īfter this state, XTU reports these default configurations: (0b) In BIOS, enable SVID (for power limit readings), disable ASUS MultiCore Enhancement (i.e.
(0b) Reset BIOS to default configuration. (0a) ASUS PRIME X299-A in out-of-box condition, updated to BIOS version 0402. These are the steps I used on my hardware:
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