Which is a pity because my i7 Lenovo laptop is acoustically and thermally some kind of jet turbine in a case, because I was foolish enough to believe a review, and I really wish I could undervolt it so it can make it to lunchtime on a charge.
I was actually wrong about that, it turned out to be possible on my 11th gen Intel CPU but it was definitely not as easy as it should've been.
I used https://github.com/datasone/setup_var.efi to modify the UEFI variables. The README has all the info you'd need. It turns out that both a BIOS and microcode update is required to kill off this feature, and you could just configure the BIOS to not lock it.
rany_|1 year ago
I used https://github.com/datasone/setup_var.efi to modify the UEFI variables. The README has all the info you'd need. It turns out that both a BIOS and microcode update is required to kill off this feature, and you could just configure the BIOS to not lock it.