On page 22: “Scroll through the Advanced Power Settings and locate the settings for ȊMinimum Processor Stateȋ and ȊMaximum Processor Stateȋ and make sure both are set to 100% - which basically means not to use any of these power saving mechanisms and to keep the CPU up and running ready to go.If you’re running any modern PC and these options are missing, you might want to check with whoever setup or installed Windows on your computer and find out why. This setting really should be available and reviewed.”
At Bitsum’s “ParkControl” page, he says many manufacturers hide these settings, and he offers a manual way of doing this using powercfg commands, a registry fix (clickable and manual), and a piece of software that makes these manageable via the power options control panel again. See: https://bitsum.com/parkcontrol/ towards the bottom.
EDIT: I see you address this on pages 36-38. And a re-read of Bitsums page shows he is not talking about min and max processor states being hidden - only CPU core parking. So… nevermind! BTW - Core parking is only applicable to I7 CPU’s, right? AMD CPU’s don’t do that, do they?