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But why does the Intel Gadget only show 2 or 3 different frequencies? It only bounces between 1300 and 4100, nothing in between... I wrote that because they show two different things, AppleIntelInfo says that it's working and Intel Gadget shows only a couple of frequencies in the log (attached...

Oh okay thanks...did you by any chance look at my reporting files? If yes, do you think my Power Management is working? Because I don't know if I should trust AppleIntelInfo or Intel Power Gadget.

First of all thanks for answering :) But I have an 8600k in the Asus z370-f, that's coffee lake...kaby lake is 7th generation

I tried putting PluginType=true in my config, so normally it should work. However, while AppleIntelInfo shows every Step and Intel Power Gadget shows what seems to be functioning Power Management, if I look into a log from the Intel Power Gadget, it only shows a couple of frequencies, i think...

I have a i5 8600k and a Asus z370-f motherboard...in the supported CPU list it says "Coffee Lake/UHD630+ (Core i3/5/i7 8xxx, 8th Generation; 300 Series, except Z370, motherboards)". Does that mean that Power Management doesn't work for me, no matter what I try? Also in the table with the...

I guess nobody wants to help me? :D

welp...I guess I just leave it off then :D

I tried everything...the Powermanagement should be working, but I still doubt it because of what Intel Power Gadget shows me :/

Nope, no NullCPUPowerManagement installed...but it's also weird that Intel Power Gadget and AppleIntelInfo show that it's working, but in HWMonitor it only uses those 3 steps :confused:

Does somebody have an idea? :(

Nobody? :(

I also noticed that in HWMonitor only jumps between 800MHz, 3600MHz and 4100MHz :confused:

How do I edit the post? :D I think the whole log was a bit overkill :D Edit: Nvm, found it...

Hello guys, as you can see in my signature i have a z370-f from asus and a i5 8600k. To enable Powermanagement, i put Plugintype=true in clover and tested it with Appleintelinfo.kext and it seems like it's working: CPU Ratio Info: ------------------------------------------ Base Clock...

I think you don't understand what i mean :D A fan can have a 3 or 4 pin header: if it has 4 pins, the 4th is for the PWN mode control. If it only has 3, it doesn't support PWN mode and will run at full speed all the time if you choose that option. Now all my Chassis fans are corsair 3 pin...