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@Jarrahfe glad to hear that! Not everything ages accordingly. Still has some good tips like adaptive undervolting. I'll be making a new video going over some of the changes and tips to people still struggling with intel 13k and 14k chips. I'll be swapping to AMD next month as well to expand my knowledge so it's not just intel.

@GwapitoEmon sounds like you're running at incredible cool temperatures. If nothing feels off, no need to tweak. However, with how much thermal room, you could consider overlocking. I could give advice on safe levels of overclocking. But I'd need to know what cpu you're using first.

@@JxzzCat Thanks for the reply. I just saw in my Asus bios that the settings was almost the same as yours. I think Asus already updated their setting the time that I updated the bios few months ago therefore I am getting a good results in temperature.

@@JxzzCat thats the only downside. My mobo does not support overclocking eventhough my cpu can be overclocked. Here are some info: Asus Prime B660M-A WiFi DDR4 LGA1700 mATX Desktop Motherboard Cpu: Intel 12th Gen Core i5-12400F 6 Cores 12 Threads 4.4GHz Processor

@JsinJzone 13 and 14 gens are indeed having instability issues. If you haven't updated your bios via flash drive (download the update for your chip on intel or asus driver downloads) Do that first. After that. I'd strongly suggest bringing your adaptive voltage to offset negative at the very least 0.05 If these steps haven't worked, you can force all cores to perform together, which prevents singular spikes (which can cause issues) to do this, enable sync all cores. You can then set the values of all your cores. I just searches your chip, and it has boost clocks of 5.6ghz on proficiency cores and 4.3 on efficiency cores. I would suggest syncing all your profiency cores to 4.7ghz and efficiency cores to 3.8ghz. If things stabilize, you can increase these margins by .1 till you find a sweet spot between performance and stability. Hope this helps.

@@JxzzCat thanks, Did all of theesee and all areee updated eveen the drivers and BIOS. reformatted it too but still I get Reeboots in games especially when opening. months ago it works fine, couuld this be the CPU degredation? oxidation of 14th gen i7s? The reboots are getting worse

@hefestionaga depends. These are the clock speeds. Going higher means hotter temperatures. If you can run yours at 5.2 with good temps, do so. My pc struggled to stay cooler than 72c on a liquid loop, so I dropped mine down to x49

@JxzzCat right, but im so confused, on the video you did let that at auto and on the right says 49? auto should be 52 no?

@@hefestionaga ah, i see what you're talking about. It's because I'm using a program called XMP (intel extreme memory profile) to force the frequency lower

@@JxzzCat got it, thanks for so fast answering! i just had to lower from 54 to 52 my 13700KF to stop riot games vanguard from BSOD me hahaha

@hefestionaga yeah, anti cheat software in games causes temporary cpu throttling. I hate anticheat software. It always bogs things down and makes things run poorly.

I see no eye ball as well and I’m on PS5! Been looking everywhere for this issue on how to fix it, but nothing!

@alejandroaldino7417 this content creator must be on PC.

@xWris3 This video was made before that time. You are correct, the game does infact have 120fps now. Yes, the game is poorly optimized. Any time the game has any update, you have to play roughly 30 minutes just for the game to reload all the shaders again. This causes micro stutters and lag constantly. There is a script you can add to your engine.ini file to help reduce the amount of strain this game causes while loading assets that help with stuttering. If you need or want it, just reply to my comment, and I'll go fetch it for you and explain how to apply it.

@Poetry4Us auto allows it to fluctuate. This means it can rise or lower based on what it determines the appropriate amount of voltage needed. This is generally the best way to have it set, but it can cause extra heat for no reason. Adaptive voltage is to force lower voltage draw, for massive reduction in temperatures with little to no impact on performance.

i have i7 9700 intel , i have it at manual voltage 1.289 and svid voltage at 1.1, im runnning constant at 1.28 voltage, 43 * celcius in idle and around 55-60*celcius in workload gaming , how do i make my voltage be from 0.8 - 1.289 fluctuate, should i set to adaptive negative offset? or offset negative , im on syn call cores xmp1 , with all cstate disabled etc,,,, i have ocd and im obsssved with the voltage settings, i do like having it run on 1.28 voltage non stop , but i kinda want it to move from 0.8 -1.29 sometimes

@heymauriciosoares glad to hear it works for you! Yeah, I do these tweaks with all my pcs. Factory defaults are generally excessively hot for very few performance differences. These tweaks drop temperatures while maintaining performance. You're roughly only losing 1-3% performance at most. I'd rather take hardware longevity over 1-3%. (And makes your room less hot as well)

How did you get it work it dosent show anything in my cosmetic tab

Okay but why can u say the answer

0.5 is way too much to the point it can probably cause ur windows to crash since it's 0.50 and not 0.05​@subsccribefourn0reasenples3

@ the way you say it makes it sound confusing.. FYI to any passers by; ensure your voltage offset does not go higher than 0.05, 0.5 us way too high

This comment makes no sense.. "expo profile is only for intel, so if you have AMD you must use expo profile"?

@MartinsD12 if your games are freezing, you may be undervolting too much. Make sure the adaptive offset is set to at a maximum 0.05 Make sure you are not doing 0.5 If this is still having issues, I'd remove the offset entirely or drop it lower to 0.02 If you are not using any tweaks, make sure intel adaptive boost is turned on. As well as bios optimize.

@gamingfromjohnwayne it overclocks the integrated GPU if you have one to increase performance. It's useless if you have an installed graphics card. The only benefit from it is if, for some reason, you don't have a graphics card.

@@JxzzCat thanks man! Love channel ❤️

@mersarultmit5577 there's actually a planet at the very end secret zone that you can farm roughly 3000coins per 2-3 minutes, it's insanely fast, but once you've made it that far, you basically have everything anyway. So, I decided not to do a video on it.

@@JxzzCat oh no I'm aware of that one...which is why I enjoy doing your way...and this planet because it's the earliest and best for farming coins

​@@JxzzCatwhich planet

​@JxzzCat what is the name of the planet?

@@Sin74682 final encore. If you're asking about the massive farm.

is it earlier than this one tho?

when can you enter that planet?

I'll get it posted, one sec

@@BodofLegend it infact saves them!

@@JamesGrinstead I'm not sure

@@JxzzCat I just found out the max coins you can carry is 99,999 in both Astro’s Playroom & Astro Bot.

@@JamesGrinstead that is an absurd amount of coins!

754 watts.