word of caution - better have a secondary computer and easy access to bios programmer before doing this.
just downgrading bios (supposedly supported by the laptop manufacturer as an option in the bios) bricked a laptop of mine and it required scouring the internet to find the solution.
it is a shame that despite all of this you still are dependent on the os and its ecosystem to apply the undervolt. disabling virtualization and wsl is a very poor sacrifice for letting throttlestop work.
editing EFI variables would be worth it if it could allow you to apply undervolting right then and there!
just downgrading bios (supposedly supported by the laptop manufacturer as an option in the bios) bricked a laptop of mine and it required scouring the internet to find the solution.
it is a shame that despite all of this you still are dependent on the os and its ecosystem to apply the undervolt. disabling virtualization and wsl is a very poor sacrifice for letting throttlestop work.
editing EFI variables would be worth it if it could allow you to apply undervolting right then and there!