Question Power Limit Throttling ?

[Forlanino]

Hey,
I have a problem with my power limit throttling that i can't figure out how it happened. I simply changed my Case to a Lian Li O11 Mini and then it becomes to show this:
https://ibb.co/mt0qShQ
and https://ibb.co/Gc27229. Was always stable with the 125W as my i9 13900KF supports and now this.

 

[uWebb429]

@Forlanino
Intel CPUs need way more than the default 125W when running any stress test. When the PL1 power limit is set to 125W in the BIOS, power limit throttling should be expected. Increase your turbo power limits is the solution.

 

[TerryLaze]

What exactly is your problem?!
If what you show is all core clocks then you lose 150Mhz it's not like you are going to notice that difference in anything.
But if you want to you can put PL1 and PL2 to the 148W you got in the first pic if that's all it takes to calm you down.

 

[Forlanino]

@uWebb429 @TerryLaze
My problem is when i am gaming, the cpu starts power limit throttling with the default 125W by intel (which never did until i changed my pc case to a small one).

As you can see, i changed my PL1 to 150W and still does the same:
https://ibb.co/yWH5DJx

 

[uWebb429]

150W

Keep going. A 13900KF might need 250W to 300W. Increase the power limits to whatever your cooling can manage.

Edit - Most motherboards have an Unlimited power limit setting in the BIOS. This sets both turbo power limits to the max, 4095W. No more power limit throttling problems when you do this.

 

[geofelt]

13th gen processors and motherboards try to run as strongly as they can given the workload and cooling capability.
What was the old case?
Was it in any way different from a cooling point of view?

 

[Forlanino]

13th gen processors and motherboards try to run as strongly as they can given the workload and cooling capability.
What was the old case?
Was it in any way different from a cooling point of view?

It was a E-ATX Lian Li PC-O11DX Dynamic, and now i am using a Lian Li O11 Mini.
The CPU temps are the same..

 

[Forlanino]

Keep going. A 13900KF might need 250W to 300W. Increase the power limits to whatever your cooling can manage.

Edit - Most motherboards have an Unlimited power limit setting in the BIOS. This sets both turbo power limits to the max, 4095W. No more power limit throttling problems when you do this.

I changed to 178W and seems to be good, not showing ''Yes'' on Power Limit Throttling.