[Bug report] Modifying CPU Boost setting in "Fans + Power" only adjusts "plugged in" boost behavior.

[iwei20]

Describe the bug Modifying CPU Boost setting in "Fans + Power" only adjusts "plugged in" boost behavior.

Clear scenario to Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Click "Fans + Power"
2. Set "CPU Boost" option to Efficient Aggressive

Expected behavior Both "On battery" and "Plugged in" boost settings under "Processor performance boost mode" should be Efficient Aggressive.

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 11
• Model: Zephyrus G15 GA503RM

Asus software

• MyASUS installed
• ASUS Optimization service running
• No Armoury Crate, extra ASUS services disabled as listed in README

[iwei20]

Alternatively, might be a nice feature to be able to control both separately.

[seerge]

@iwei20 it's actually intentional :) on battery bios seem to limit power so much that cpu doesn't boost practically :) + you can just disable it for battery permanently if you want to

[iwei20]

Huh, that's weird - the method in which I originally found this was when I was on battery and the opposite of this happened. I was trying to disable boost in silent mode, but HWInfo still showed spikes to boost clock numbers, at which point I did the registry edit to show this power option and found this.

[seerge]

@iwei20 i can set it to affect both states, it's not a problem - but then it will trigger issues like this one https://github.com/seerge/g-helper/issues/157 :)) (literally opposite with to yours)

[seerge]

GHelper.zip This build will set both DC/AC CPU boost states. But then I need to explicitly explain it in readme probably (even tho no one will read that and will complain) :)