Intel® Core™ Ultra 200S and 200HX Series Processors SOC I/O Registers
ID | Date | Version | Classification |
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834819 | 01/29/2025 | 001 | Public |
SW Throttle (SWTHROT) – Offset 1524
Bit Range | Default | Access | Field Name and Description |
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31:10 | 0h | RO | Reserved |
9:8 | 0h | RO/V | Current TState (CURRTSTATE) These bits reflect the current T-state. These bits are mirrored from the PMU register. These bits also reflect the 2-bit throttle pin values that the PMC drives to other IPs 0x0 : T0 State 0x1 : T1 State 0x2 : T2 State 0x3 : T3 State |
7:5 | 0h | RO | Reserved |
4 | 0h | RW | SW Throttle Change (SWTHROT_CHANGE) SW must write this bit to 0, then 1 (edge detect) to initiate a T-state change request. The requested T-state value needs to be programmed in bits 1:0 of this register at the time of the 0->1 transition |
3:2 | 0h | RO | Reserved |
1:0 | 0h | RW | SW Throttle State (SWTHROTTSTATE) 0x0 : T0 State 0x1 : T1 State 0x2 : T2 State 0x3 : T3 State HW initiates a change to the targeted SWTHROT_TSTATE upon seeing bit 4 of this register (SWTHROT_CHANGE) change from 0 to 1. Note: Depending on other throttling modes being enabled, SW may not get its requested T-state. The deepest T-state requested by either SW, PMC or for temperature trip points being exceeded will take precedence |