CPU is having issues, was told to use ThrottleStop, any thoughts?

[salmonboyak]

So recently I have been experiencing issues with my CPU (read more here if you'd like), and I've been told to try and use ThrottleStop. I've heard that this can potentially damage your PC, and I do not want that. If anyone could shed some light on this that would be great, thanks for your time.

 

[Ztdutxjgxgtu]

By the name of program, it should disable throotling when it should.
Throttle (clock down ) protects hardware from overheating.
If you are sure it is not overheating, it will be fine

 

[SkyNetRising]

Can you show some screenshots?
CPU-Z (when under load), BIOS screens with cpu settings?

Is cpu core ratio set to a fixed value?

 

[Rdslw]

Anyone who did tell you to disable throttle is an asshole. Its something that make sure CPU will not burn. You don't want to touch that UNLESS you are sure what you are doing. You might have:
your CPU might be configured to use C states aggressively:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/power-management-states-p-states-c-states-and-package-c-states
They are fine, make sure your CPU does not generate heat when you don't use it. Leaves more "thermal headroom" to point where you use it. Try tunning any STRESS program like:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vijaysk/2012/10/26/tools-to-simulate-cpu-memory-disk-load/
If you still see 800 MHZ (which is by the way DEFAULT lowest state 7500 goes down to).
If cpu is still THROTTLED it means "TO MUCH HEAT" clocking down to safe value (double check as windows tools are unreliable).
if its constantly in this state it means either:
1. cpu damaged already from heat
2. cooling is to weak
First is bad, but we should not assume it until we check all from point 2.
either:
- CPU FAN DIED
- COLLER IS insufficient
- dust builded up
- thermal paste dried up

 

[Rdslw]

I'm linking up a youtube video with example CPU usage, how it SHOULD behave.
https://youtu.be/ch7e6k5RGxY?t=84
if yours dont go up, make sure this is not broken task manager first.