Fatal1ty B450 Gaming-ITX/ac support cTDP?

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   I am in the process of building my new HTPC based on  Asrock Fatal1ty B450 Gaming-ITX/ac .
 In my previous ITX builds  also based on your motherboards there was option ( If I remember corectly) to set maximum TDP in UEFI BIOS . In my  current  motherboard I can only find "system configuration" in exactly same  position as was cTDP control in bios of previous  motherboards( Advanced\AMD CBS\NBIO Common Option ) . But  this  option is  very limited ( only to 35 W) and distinguish between  consumer and commercial mashines . Therefore I don't really know If it is  similar to  cTDP Control . 
I upgraded Bios to the newest one (3.70), but  still I was unable to find  cTDP  Control . Perhaps   there is another   version  of UEFI  which contains that  option, as that  new version is  even not recommended  for ny CPU by Asrock?

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	I am in the process of building my new HTPC based on Asrock Fatal1ty B450 Gaming-ITX/ac . In my previous ITX builds also based on your motherboards there was option ( If I remember corectly) to set maximum TDP in UEFI BIOS . In my current motherboard I can only find "system configuration" in exactly same position as was cTDP control in bios of previous motherboards( Advanced\AMD CBS\NBIO Common Option ) . But this option is very limited ( only to 35 W) and distinguish between consumer and commercial mashines . Therefore I don't really know If it is similar to cTDP Control . I upgraded Bios to the newest one (3.70), but still I was unable to find cTDP Control . Perhaps there is another version of UEFI which contains that option, as that new version is even not recommended for ny CPU by Asrock?