Congratulations, Your CPU is now unparked.ĭO NOT use it if your CPU is power hungry or you are using heatsink off the CPU box, because it is simply not worth it or/and may damage Your hardware. In 'Minimum processor state' and 'Maximum processor state' You should have 100%.

From there go to 'Change advanced power settings' and scroll down to find 'Processor power management'. On a plan that You are currently using (whether it is power saving, balanced or high performance) on the right You have button 'Change plan settings'.

Type in 'Change plan settings', then press enter. I will guide You trough the second method. You either use program to do everything for You, or You can spend less than a minute to get everything done without trashing Your PC with unnecessary software. Do not use it if your CPU is power hungry or you are using heatsink off the CPU box. Basically it will make sure that Your CPU is running on its maximum set clocks without limitations so it never bottlenecks. Disable CPU Parking, to help steady performance.