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boost can cause sudden fan noises. On Intel laptops it's very simple, just use Throttlec0ck . You don't even need to underc0ck, just change the "turbo c0ck limit" to lock the CPU at 3GHz or so.
I've read that Throttlec0ck doesn't work on AMD laptops, so is there any way to lock the CPU at a chosen c0ck rate? Thanks.