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Options
TS Monitor
Disabled*
Enabled
TS High Limit
TS Low Limit
Temperature Poling Period
8*
16
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Item
Options
Intel(R) Rapid Start Technology
Enabled
Disabled*
Entry on S3 RTC Wake
Enabled*
Disabled
Meaning
This item allows you to enable or disable the dedicated TS temperature sensor.
This item allows you to set the temperature, in Celsius, at which to decrease the cTDP to cool down the
system. Set this value between 10 and 150.
If the temperature sensor of either the VR12 device or the TS sensor go above their respective High Limits,
the cTDP will decrease to the level specified in Config TDP Level1, found in the Power menu --> Config TDP
Configurations sub-submenu.
This item is only accessible when TS Monitor is set to Enabled.
This item allows you to set the temperature, in Celsius, at which to increase the cTDP to the boot value. Set
this value between 10 and 150.
If the temperature sensors of both the VR12 device and the TS sensor go below their respective Low Limits,
the cTDP will increase to the level specified in Configurable TDP BOOT Mode, found in the Power menu -->
Config TDP Configurations sub-submenu.
This item is only accessible when TS Monitor is set to Enabled.
This item allows you to set the period, in seconds, after which the temperature sensors are polled.
Intel Rapid Start Technology submenu
The Intel Rapid Start Technology submenu allows you to enable or disable the
Intel Rapid Start Technology feature. Intel Rapid Start Technology decreases the
amount of time required to boot from sleep and hibernation modes. It also enables
the operating system to wake for brief periods of time during sleep modes to
download updates. For more information on configuring your hibernation
partition and your rapid start technology partition (RST partition), refer to Intel's
Rapid Start Technology documentation.
Meaning
This item allows you to enable or disable the Intel Rapid Start Technology.
This item allows you to enable or disable the Intel Rapid Start Technology startup after the operating system
wakes from sleep state S3. Sleep state S3 is also known as standby, sleep, or suspend to RAM.
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