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what ever you do don't put it on your lap an block the air flow.
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Assuming you are using Windows:
1. Use the Windows Key + R to bring up the RUN menu
2, Type "control" and hit enter. Control Panel will open
3. Click "Power Options"
5. Click "Create Power Profile" or "New Power Profile"
6. When you create a new plan, select "Change Plan Settings"
7. Select "Change advanced power settings"
8. Click "Processor Power Management"
9. Click "Maximum Power State"
10. On laptops there will be two boxes here, you can set both to "99"
When you do that, turbo mode will be disabled on your CPU and you will notice cooler temperatures. For most people, turbo mode isn't needed as most games will not reach a CPU limit on today's CPUs anyway.
The performance increase is not noticeable in most cases, and if you were doing HPC or other workloads that use a lot of compute power I doubt you'd be using a laptop anyway.
On my HP laptop the temp dropped from 95C to average of 51-59. This is because Ryzens are designed to boost up to high frequencies. Mine as always around 4.8-5.2Ghz, capped at base frequency there is little difference in performance.
Waste of money and looks horrible.
Anything to rise the back end of the notebook will be more effective to increase airflow and offset temperatures.