@@rifatul depends on wattage as said, but the 1660Ti (mobile) isn't that far behind a 2060 (mobile). If u can afford the 2060, go for it as it supports DLSS & RT, which hopefully will be supported in more games down the road and thus should provide better perf in newer titles imo.
Undervolt is a must for any gaming laptop.I believe some manufacturers don't allow it because they are fearing that their product's lifetime will be too long and they won't be able to sell their upcoming products as they expect.
idk if im on a grind or something. I never needed undervolting, other than the time my CPU was running at upwards of 90c, but that doesnt count since that was a problem that occured a month into owning it and was fixed by me after 3 days from a fan cleanout
@@speedygabriel1 so why tf lock it in the BIOS? Why not create a software which enables us to lock it or unlock it? Intel truly is one of the dumbest companies I have ever seen in my life.
I watched this video and honestly did not expect much to change in my laptop's thermals. But I was wrong on so many levels, undervolting my GPU made such a positive impact on my CPU's thermals. It was almost a 10 degree difference on both of my cpu and gpu without sacrificing much performance. Definitely will watch more of your videos!
Bob Of All Trades Hi throttlestop got an update and we can set a custom prochot offset, I experimented with my laptop and on a prochot of 85 I can still hit the boost clock of 4.2ghz with a sustained frequency of 3.9 ghz ( base clock is 2.5ghz) which is a lot better than lowering my PL1 and PL2 and/or locking the frequency since in my case if I lock the cpu at 3.7 ghz I still hit 90 degrees. Because of my limited knowledge on this kind of things I find it weird that the laptop can maintain 3.9ghz (unlocked up to 4.2ghz) at 85 degrees prochot but when locked at 3.7ghz and even lower pl1 and pl2 I still hit 90 degrees. Hope you can look into this and give your opinion. :) Edit: I also removed the undervolt of my GPU during my tests.
@@BobOfAllTrades hey bob. I have a question. May I know how do i determine the perfect power limit values? Like what tests to do etc. Sorry for this noob qn, I'm new to laptops
Severely reducing my power draw has saved my laptop. Unbelievable results. Wow. 85c in AAA titles with 90c+ spikes to a steady 63c, with minimal performance loss. Thank you!!
in my Dell G3, when the updated BIOS disabled undervolting, reverting to the older BIOS was also disabled; but resetting the BIOS to defaults enabled CPU undervolting again ;)
Thank you Bob for the information regarding the TPL and GPU undervolt! I was able to reduce the CPU and GPU temperatures of my 2020 HP Pavilion 16.1 gaming laptop.
Hi Bob! im early for the first time, so hopefully you see this comment. i love all of your videos, and honestly you give the perfect balance between thoroughness and not being boring. the videos you make are so good, and your opinion is one that i trust. i see your sub count getting higher and higher and im so happy for you, and i wish you the best of luck!!
I followed along with your undervolting guide a while back on my HP Omen 15 (2020, Ryzen CPU) before deciding not to mess with anything as it's running really well and I'm not confident enough that I really know what I'm doing. Enjoy the content regardless
I had my laptop undervolted months before this "Plundervolt" had became a thing. And I am surprised that no one had mentioned this before. Not even Dave2D.
This was great my cpu would get to 100c while playing destiny 2. It maxed at about 79c never throttled, gpu was able to maintain higher clock speed without throttling, thx !!!
@@AidedOnslaught I have 309 and I was trying to undervolt but there was no changes and CPU temp was still above. I'll try to downgrade it. Btw they've uploaded the 310. Did you use it?
@@makeEggsThrowEggs I just checked the site now and still only see 309 as the newest. My system is the GL704GW. I won't try it even if my system does get it. I just know I've had a lot of issues with this laptop (More issues than anything I've ever owned) and I'm not trying anything that could take my undervolt away.
@@AidedOnslaught Oh, My system is FX505GT. I can't find the previous versions of Bios in the website. Any idea where I might be able to find the previous versions?
Just a heads up with that Thicc-15, you probably already know though. The lower m.2 is limited to PCIE 2.0 whereas the one with the wifi card under it is 3.0. Can't wait for your review of that machine!
Would love to see you make a ryzen undervolting (in case there is the option) and amd radeon notebook gpu undervolt guide in near future. Great content as always Bob.
Undervolting makes your laptop unreliable, thats why laptops don't come with undervolting by default. Acer Helios 300 2019 had an undervolt preset, however it is applied only when enabling the turbo mode. I think its time to stop considering CPU undervolting. (GPU undervolting may be OK)
@@PremVijayVelMani undervolting is not about pushing the offset slider to the left as much as possible just because the laptop cpu can handle that much of an undervolt. It must be stress tested on all cores and threads before considering the chosen undervolt value as the best for the given system. Using Throttlestop's inbuilt benchmark tool does serve the purpose really well.
@@sm13752 Yeah I know, however the silicon may change slightly over time (or due to some other factors). So we need to keep doing the stress tests regularly to make sure nothing bad happens while doing important work. This is all time consuming. Rather than doing all this I would pay more for a laptop that has better thermals without any undervolt. Even Intel is forcing OEMs to disable voltage controls and improve thermals for its 10th gen laptops.
Boats knows thermals he's giving you the tools to make your laptop's cooler faster better do your homework(lookup your voltages undervolt cpu/gpu test bench test again) and you'll see your laptop run the way you've dreamed it would. I know because I own the notoriously hot i8750h w GTX 1060 they really dont get much hotter hitting constantly throttling at 96 to 98 deg C sometimes ..used Bobs CPU and GPU UV tutorial got my temps down to 87c-92c under load CPU still running at 3.9ghz with an UV both CPU and GPU.
@@bulldockmansion5867 Is it 90c all the time or only when your under load ie gaming or running a benchmark? If its 90c all the time thats not good in the long run. Bob has great tutorials on how to apply Thermal paste and undervolt the CPU also GPU. check the playlist.
i dont know how to do emoticons here, but, what a beautiful laptop you got there! im just love that design so much! im just done a kryonaut pasting on my omen 15t, now i got the cpu in stress on 67 celcius!!!
This is my last ditch effort. I’ve got a ROG laptop with a i7 8750H, and I was running on BIOS v314, until I realized I was overheating because my GPU undervolt was not being applied. So I checked bios updates and found v315, released last month. Great, I though, until I undervolted the gpu successfully, only to thermal throttle on the cpu during a graphics benchmark. I go there, and guess what? No undervolting happening here. I don’t have much hope either. The i7 8750H is a 45W professor, and even when limiting to that wattage, I’m hitting 90°c on idle because the system randomly pulls a 4.0Ghz All-core boost for no apparent reason (speed shift is set to 128, only monitoring apps open in background)
hi bob i just wanna share that i successfully undervolted my hp omen dc1040nr by lowering the frequency on all cores to 3.5ghz and then adjusting the cpu core to -280.3 and after doing stress test and playing some fps games i'm having thermals around 85 degrees fahrenheit and i'm satisfied with the result.bios was updated ang everything runs smoothly and no need for me to revert to the old bios.just sharing😊😊😊
locking the undervolting on my dell XPS 9560 has made it unusable for anything more than general browsing/emails/youtube. This machine is was insane 4k screen, 32gb ram, 2tb ssd, i7-7700, with gaming capabilities 1050ti.......now it's all useless due to crazy thermal throttling. (even after thermal pasting it.) Just going to harvest it for parts now.
Basically same thing happened. Was prepping for Windows 11 update - and updated the BIOS, and now I'm stuck with no undervolt and icreased temps under load. That said, repasting and lowering the TPL to 35-45 did help keep temps under 40 at idle/medium load. So no 50/60 spikes watching youtube now.
Thanks Bob for the great information. I came to your channel through ownordisown recco. Bought an omen 15 with the 2060gtx and same i7cpu 10750H (as in your 17in review) Out of the box it ran a little hot in games where the max fans would kick in, and 98deg C in benchmarks on CPU. Using your info I was able to get the the CPU and the GPU running in the 60s deg C while gaming with auto fans & omen performance setting - GPU voltage pinned with afterburner, every else stock, and muted the CPU with throttlestop at 3.89Ghz with CL1 30watts, CL2 38watts, max x40 I got room to increase in future, but lot to be said for the cool & quiet gaming. I hope someone smart hacks a way to be able to undervolt these CPUs, thanks again!
Question: How much of all this is available for the ryzen cpu (especially this year's 4000 series) Undervolting the gpu is of course available but what about the other solutions
im struggling undervolting my msi gp66 leopard , any help would be appreciated. CPU : Tried Throttlestop and Intel X. The temps dont get better it just delays the Throttle , if i turn down the cores from 4,6 in boost to 3,7 it get like 2-3 C° less and it stops throttling but the performance is much lower GPU : Afterburner with Heaven B.M. Temp same with ~250mhz less its weiiiiiiiiird. dropped from 1650 to 1420 with no better temps.
I can't even adjust any voltage in my laptop its totally locked. What can i do? Please help if anyone know why throttlestop is not working in my laptop.
Hi. I have 10750H on my MSI GS66 Stealth 10SE but even after disabling VT-D and Virtualization in bios and disabling core isolation memory integrity in Windows 11, and disabling secure boot i still aren't able to undervolt this damn thing.
I've got Asus ROG GL531 with i5-9300H & GTX 1660Ti. Thermals are way too high, temp reaches up to 100C while gaming. Tried repasting, cleaning but none of them helped. Also, I couldn't undervolt since its locked and no options in BIOS as well. I disabled the turbo boost but experienced some slowness in performance. Any suggestions? Thanks
@@BobOfAllTrades I had my eyes on a N960TD chassis build. But, the battery life will be terrible, no matter how much I restrict the CPU, so I'm just waiting for the new Helios 300 now. But, still do you thibk that I can squeeze out 3-4 hrs off a 62 Whr battery with i7-9700 and 2060, if I try really hard? You know, PLs lowered, etc?
My acer nitro 5 doens't permit change voltage... Nothing on the all of programs with this function.... It occurs even when it's set to allow changes; it simply inhibits the program's ability to change the voltage...
Just one question...why? If it doesnt thermal throttle then...why? I get it that its useful when you undervolt and get some performance by running the cpu a bit cooler...by in this case why do this?
Hey Bob! I am in a pickle and need your input. My laptop currently under BIOS 1.0 does allow for undervolt. But defaults to 2933Mhz clock speed. They released an update 1.3 that opens XMP up to 3200Mhz but it takes away undervolt. Should I update the BIOS and get 3200Mhz or keep undervolt and stay at 2933Mhz. Thanks!
@@BobOfAllTrades Thanks for the advice. I will not update the BIOS. Final Question. My RAM supports up to 3200mhz through XMP 2.0, but as I told you currently running at 2933mhz with a -120 uv through XTU. (XMP locked in the BIOS 1.0) So can I both undervolt and overclock the CPU through XTU or Throttle Stop, to push it closer to the 3200mhz clock speeds or is it not possible to do both at the same time? Thanks!
@@BobOfAllTrades You rock Bob! Is there a software that I can use or should I leave it alone, meaning that the performance gains from 2933 to 3200 are not worth it.
Hi bob. Tried undervolting my cpu but seemed to made a mistake. Now my laptop just turns on with the keyboard back ligjt and fan running but just a black screen. Cant even enter bios mode. Any ideas how to solve this problem?
Hello, I have an asus laptop with i7-10750h 6-core, the FIVR control and the turbo ratio limits are locked as well as everything else in FIVR ! I enabled the voltage configuration In the BIOS Advanced settings, but nothing has changed ! So, is there any way to unlock them by any chance or it is factory-configured and cannot be unlocked? Should I stick to configuring power limitations pl1 and pl2? If yes, could you please give me some instructions on how to configure and test it for this cpu? Thank you for your attention !
I know this is kinda out of the topic but I wanted to ask if you have faced something like this before, I have a mech g2rx with the 9750h and 1660ti after a format I installed Throttle stop did a small undervolt of -100mv and ran Cinebench the laptop will not clock above 3.3-3.4 at all. I checked the temps they were under 80 and it was running on turbo profile in the control center , I tried reseting throttle stop lowering the EPP to 0-1-10-32-64-128 and nothing changed, tried raising the power limit to 107-70 and it will saturate 65w but still at those same clocks, tried lowering the wattage to 70-45 and the undervolt to -125mv and still the same outcome. It will boost to 4ghz all core on 50% usage if the app is not hammering the CPU but it won't budge on 100% load and the problem is the laptop is being used in content creation and those few mhz are kinda important. Thanks
Hello sir, I'm really having trouble with my laptop, dell g7 7590, i7 9th gen, rtx 2060. The problem is the dcp latency, which I've been facing for a couple of months. When I pause and play a video back on the vlc player, the video plays back immediately but the audio plays back with about 2 seconds delay. When I also run the latency mon on the device, it shows that there's dcp latency and also shows that it's caused due to some power throttling settings, but I never found any option on my device. Could you help me with that please.
dang undervolting on my 8th gen laptop helped temps and battery life for light use off the charger quite a bit. sucks that there was some exploit that has caused it to need to be removed on the 10th gen series
@@BobOfAllTrades Holy cow that was a fast reply. Noted might have to read up on what it affected via the voltage being controllable. Seems like a interesting one vulnerability wise
@@Demon09-_- Honestly I don’t think it’s anything to worry about but to each their own do as you wish 👍 Even intel themselves have the QC7 chassis that allows for Undervolting in their bios and it’s their bios.
I want to ask you, how can I confirm whether my laptop can't undervolt? I have the omen 17-cb1005nu. It's with the annoying i7-10750H. I made all the updates of bios + drivers. However, when I use throttlestop, and I do offset voltage -30, I can see in HWInfo under IA Overclocking that my voltage offset is -30mV. Also, when I try to test it with CinebenchR20 and looking at the max voltage by sensors, I think it does effect the voltage. So my question is - can you tell me the best way to figure out whether my voltage is locked or actually I can change it? Thanks!
I have a Dell G7 7790 that I repasted but still runs fairly toasty and had this problem as well. About a week ago I got sick of the inability to undervolt and went ahead and downgraded my BIOS to allow undervolting again. With a stable -155mv undervolt, I was still pushing 90c under gaming load so I did end up lowering my PL1/PL2 to 35/45 and now sitting at a more comfortable 75-80c. My only complaint is that trying to get an undervolt to stick in MSI Afterburner is absolutely painful. It frequently discards my undervolt and just does whatever it wants.
As a dell laptop user (Dell inspiron) seems like i cant undervolt my laptop maybe because Dell likes it that way, others aside how did u downgrade your Bios? I'm kinda newbie and I'm sick of can't undervolting my cpu
@@lanzboi7382 Honestly its been so long since I had to do this, I think fortunately for me I either had the previous version installer file still on my computer or I just found the current version and went down one version until unvervolting came back. I'm too afraid now to update my bios to lose undervolting.
Mine is locked on the FIVR configuration.. Can't change anything. I have a Predator Triton with i7 11800h and a RTX3070. It gets super hot and makes huge usage of the fans in most cases without reason... Can you please help me to understand why I cannot edit those options on my Throttlestop like you did?? Thank you.
GPU doesn't show me the voltage on afterburner. But I can see the clock speed and based on that I can guess the voltage based on the curve. Did a flatline at 1200mhz and I hope cuda cores chose the possible lowest voltage they can run on. Decreased temps from 80 to 65 based on this simple trick... Throtle stop is hard to guess, even if you cannot see on hardware info, you definitely feel when you had frozen your pc with too much undervolt or just check package power. Also what i hate is that laptop shares same heatsinks with cpu and gpu, they don't have different exhousts - a blessing and a curse. Because now my gpu doesnt heat up, my cpu doesn't throttle which increased cpu, gpu performance... Now i onlu need to change thermo pasta. Too bad liquid metal is toxic for laptops, if you throw it down the floor, all liquid metal will just get out and splash electronics...
I have i5-1035g1 and I think I should just buy a cooler/cooling pad. I already tried throttlestop and CPU is locked, same case with XTU it says the system is not supported.
hey bob, its weird that my dell xps 15 9570 wont allow me to thermalstop or utx utility it after i installed the onboard windows, is there a way around it? before the reformat it was running amazingly!
I'm really nervous. I just got a computer with i7 9750H and RTX Max Q 2070. In games like GTA V, I get 85 degrees on the graphics card and processer is this safe? If not what is safe thanks :)=
hey bob , i know this is an old video but i have a question , i tried the solution 1 and i set pl1 and pl2 to 35 and 45 , not copying your value but i have tried them too , my question is that when i stress test the cpu or play games power throttling happens , i wanted to know if thats dangerous or normall , btw with this setting my temp is way lower and i have stable fps and not much peformance lost.
@@emptycode1782 You’re not harming the chip or system. In fact, power throttling is just part of laptop life at higher wattage too. If you’re happy with the performance and thermal performance now, then I say great job, carry on 👌
@@BobOfAllTrades yeah temp and fps are perfect i just got worried about the pl1 and pl2 throttling , and now that i know its not hurting the chip then its all good , thanks a lot
Hello Bob! I love your videos, they were a great help to choose a laptop (ended up with hp omen 2060 with intel due to availability) and are still excellent for fine tuning now that I got it. However when using throttlestop to tune the PL1 and 2 like you mention here, HWinfo64 stops monitoring those and I can't be sure if it worked... and after a reboot PL1 is set to 107 same as PL2! Any idea of what's going on there?? Keep up the excellent work :)
I have noticed that disabling Intel turbo in throttlestop lowers cpu thermals significantly on many laptopts that I have used and tested while gaming. The great thing about it is, that it has not lowered the amount of fps in games substantially, usually the change is insignificant. This has worked like a charm for me while I have been gaming. I have seen changes of over 15 degrees celsius in demanding titles. For me Intel turbo is pretty useless, so I turn it off. I care more about thermals than I do about maximum fps. Thermals are the key, I agree wholeheartedly. Plus if one uses throttlestop, one can just click the turbo back on, easy as that. I have throttlestop always running in the background. Just wanted to voice my opinion.
Wow, this comment saved me. I wasn't able to actually do the undervolting because of some change in BIOS or something, but when I turned off the intel turbo I saved almost 20C in CPU temp!
@@myquestformeaning8251 Depending on what game is being played, disabling turbo will lower fps somewhat (cpu intense games), but mostly its marginal so it doesnt bother me.
@@RainSandAndFlowers Yea I am playing Satisfactory and I do believe I may have lost some performance but it's not really anything big, and the saved temp is much more important. The game literary rebooted my computer because CPU got too hot.
Hi bob, I'm quite a beginner on these undervolting/overclockin scene, how would I know if I have an i7-10750H CPU that can't or can be undervolted? this is the only time I bought a laptop that feels like a damn lottery. I have the Acer Predator Helios 300 (PH315-53-72XD).
When I try download throttlesstop it says “cpu” not supported but I got an AMD cpu and on other videos they say AMD works but it doesn’t work for me can someone help?
Bob, great video! Based on your reviews (I've seen many), what brand do you think has achieved the best thermal performance on their 1000-1500 laptop lines?
@@BobOfAllTrades Oh yes, forgot it was depending on the pc. Mine is a Dell G5-15-5590, the CPU is a i7 8750H. I tried, according to several tutorials, to retrograde my bios and/or deactivate BitLocker, but BitLocker doesn't want to be desactivated and the BIOS retrograde doesn't change anything. I will try undervolting the GPU but i feel like this GPU is nicely thermo-controlled and won't change a lot of things, since it never gets more than 75°C... Thanks for any help, love ur videos man
So undervolt on dell laptops is past. So i just disable Turbo boost in throttleStop and i agin playing with normal temperature below 70C. I dont know if that is good for laptop, but i play gta5 or star wars 2 for 5 to 6 hours and its normal. If someone have better solution pls answer is disabling the turbo boost good or bad ?
Hi bob, I'm one of many with these problem of locked uv, I have the HP Omen 15t 2018 model with the rtx2060 (80Watt) and i7-9750H, I'm curious about if I only change th TPL1 to 26 (that value doesn't affect performance but improve thermal in my unit) but leave TPL2 in 90, I haven't try it but would like to know if it could cause a negative impact or not. Thanks for your information btw!
Guys someone please help me. My RTX 2070 mobile was lagging so badly. I used the msi afterburner's OSD to see what was the problem and realized that my gpu's clock speed was fluctuating so badly that it even reaches 300MHz. The temperatures were also over 85C. How do I fix it? Please someone help me. Please
@Night Walker 1- replace thermal paste with something like arctic silver mx4 2-buy a cooling pad with many fans 3-download throttlestop and untick turbo boost. 4-set internal fans to performance or auto boost from your msi , hp or acer software 5 -magic 30-40 idle and 50-70 full load.
Unfortunately, undervolting the GPU is locked out on my Dell G3 3579 and always has been. I'm pretty unhappy with my purchase after almost two years, I wouldn't recommend anyone get a Dell. Everything is completely locked down, you don't have control over anything, and the thermal performance is terrible.
Hi there. I have successfully modified the bios of my laptop which had undervolting disabled out of the box. Would you be interested in the process and make a video on it to spread awareness ( for those willing to take the risks anyway).
Sir my laptop has Intel i7 10750 processor and it's a MSI laptop which I believe has company locked undervolting I have searched for it online but didn't found any proper and comfortable way to undervolt it please help me Thank you
Unlock the hidden advanced tab in the bios. But, do not mess with things you’re unfamiliar with. Within this “hidden” section you’ll be able to undervolt. Do not push too far or you’re likely to turn that laptop into a paperweight.
Hi Bob! Im thinking if you lowered the PL1 the cpu core clocks are also lowered from 4.0ghz - 3.4ghz so is this the same when you lowered the core clocks at throttle stop to 3.4ghz directly and not adjusting PL1 and just leave it as a default? thanks for this tip.
heya can u suggest the best undervolt for the i7 9750h (dell g7) (still need to downgrade the bos but wanna make sure i know everything beforehand and u are the only youtuber i trust with these things) (just realised u asked us to not ask the exact same question lol but still what should be a good starting point)
Great video Bob........I have actually noticed the new update that windows realesed that wasnt compatable with the omen x17 gtx 1080 cause i have one as well and after updating it I noticed how it kept on resetting the undervolt I had and I immediately rolled it back to previous version now all is well. Note: - I want you to do a review on the omen x17 with the 300watt power supply that you had on the table I fell like I want to increase the power limit by flashing the bios cause my thermals at 4ghz is 71 to 85 and gpu 58 to 60 at 1825ghz which is great but why add a 300watt power supply if it is not used to about 280's to 290's........why is that?
@@BobOfAllTrades (330 not 300w) Exactly for one I can say that the chassis is well optimazed and you can reduce the temps by just adjusting the hight of the laptop using a cooling pad for the size of the laptop because the back plate has a really nice air intake and can give a big difference since its all around the motherboard and fans (at least on my testing). But hopefully you will do a review on the laptop I am interested on you take on this matter. See you on your next upload thanks for the feed back appreciate it.........
I'm running on an ASUS Tuf fx504GE (i5-8300, GTX 1050ti, 8GB RAM, WINDOWS 10 UPDATED, and BIOS ver 3.20). I tried undervolting with throttlestop but it didn't work, however, it was working with BIOS ver 3.17.
I hit on i5-8300h -0.200mV core and 0.125mV cache I play games 71-75degress Lenovo Legion Y530 6month I stayed with 0.155mV on core and cache when gaming 80-84 degrees when gaming my processor stay stable 3.9Mhz all cores
The Description has more information that could be worth your time, as always. Good Luck and post your results!
Is that the thick 15 from eluktronics on the sofa 😁.
i5 9300H+2060 or i7 10750H+1660 Ti? Which one would you choose for gaming, Bob?
@@rifatul depends on wattage as said, but the 1660Ti (mobile) isn't that far behind a 2060 (mobile). If u can afford the 2060, go for it as it supports DLSS & RT, which hopefully will be supported in more games down the road and thus should provide better perf in newer titles imo.
@@rifatul Or try to find laptop with i7-9750H and RTX 2060. I7-9750H is much more the same like i7-10750H only little bit overclocked.
Hey bob, I was windering what can I tune aside from the power limits in the 10th gen i7 intel laptops?
Undervolt is a must for any gaming laptop.I believe some manufacturers don't allow it because they are fearing that their product's lifetime will be too long and they won't be able to sell their upcoming products as they expect.
RIGHT
idk if im on a grind or something. I never needed undervolting, other than the time my CPU was running at upwards of 90c, but that doesnt count since that was a problem that occured a month into owning it and was fixed by me after 3 days from a fan cleanout
they dont fear undervolting, they fear overvolting lmao
@@speedygabriel1 so why tf lock it in the BIOS? Why not create a software which enables us to lock it or unlock it? Intel truly is one of the dumbest companies I have ever seen in my life.
I watched this video and honestly did not expect much to change in my laptop's thermals. But I was wrong on so many levels, undervolting my GPU made such a positive impact on my CPU's thermals. It was almost a 10 degree difference on both of my cpu and gpu without sacrificing much performance. Definitely will watch more of your videos!
Fun stuff 🤙
Bob Of All Trades Hi throttlestop got an update and we can set a custom prochot offset, I experimented with my laptop and on a prochot of 85 I can still hit the boost clock of 4.2ghz with a sustained frequency of 3.9 ghz ( base clock is 2.5ghz) which is a lot better than lowering my PL1 and PL2 and/or locking the frequency since in my case if I lock the cpu at 3.7 ghz I still hit 90 degrees. Because of my limited knowledge on this kind of things I find it weird that the laptop can maintain 3.9ghz (unlocked up to 4.2ghz) at 85 degrees prochot but when locked at 3.7ghz and even lower pl1 and pl2 I still hit 90 degrees. Hope you can look into this and give your opinion. :)
Edit: I also removed the undervolt of my GPU during my tests.
ples tell me how to undervolt gpu
Screw intel 10th gen.
Undervolting is a must.
Shame on intel.
We’re seeing more of this lately 👍
Absolutely agree, I have the CPU in the video and I'm so bloody angry about the locks on this CPU. There's no way I'm buying Intel next time.
Apparently it’s not Intel that’s doing this. It’s up to the manufacturers to allow this. Even intel’s QC7 whitebook has undervolting in their bios.
@@BobOfAllTrades hey bob. I have a question. May I know how do i determine the perfect power limit values? Like what tests to do etc. Sorry for this noob qn, I'm new to laptops
next time im going with AMD, it runs cooler and faster ._.
Severely reducing my power draw has saved my laptop. Unbelievable results. Wow. 85c in AAA titles with 90c+ spikes to a steady 63c, with minimal performance loss.
Thank you!!
@avigamer7285 He literally said reducing power draw meaning power limitations.
Watching this at 2023.... STILL SUPER RELEVANT. THANK YOU SO MUCH BOB!
in my Dell G3, when the updated BIOS disabled undervolting, reverting to the older BIOS was also disabled; but resetting the BIOS to defaults enabled CPU undervolting again ;)
Same experience with mine. The CPU temps are whack without undervolting.
I also have a dell g3. Have you tried using throttlestop and seeing any improvements with that?
@@Ethereal184 nope, just XTU
Which version of BIOS do you use? Mine is 1.12 and undervolt is still disabled even when i reset the BIOS to default.
@@nguyenbao2093 I have 1.12 too
Thank you Bob for the information regarding the TPL and GPU undervolt!
I was able to reduce the CPU and GPU temperatures of my 2020 HP Pavilion 16.1 gaming laptop.
Ive the same laptop. What were your temperatures before and after?
Hi Bob! im early for the first time, so hopefully you see this comment. i love all of your videos, and honestly you give the perfect balance between thoroughness and not being boring. the videos you make are so good, and your opinion is one that i trust. i see your sub count getting higher and higher and im so happy for you, and i wish you the best of luck!!
I followed along with your undervolting guide a while back on my HP Omen 15 (2020, Ryzen CPU) before deciding not to mess with anything as it's running really well and I'm not confident enough that I really know what I'm doing. Enjoy the content regardless
Undervolt your GPU then - it's super simple.
That copper heatpipe looks sick 😍
You channel deserves more subscribers. You are one of the honest reviewers here in TH-cam. More power!
Thank you for this video. It amazes me how much the temps went down for the cpu just by undervolting the gpu. Again thank you!
You got it 👍
I had my laptop undervolted months before this "Plundervolt" had became a thing. And I am surprised that no one had mentioned this before. Not even Dave2D.
I even made a plundervolt video seven months ago
@@BobOfAllTrades Ah, I had never heard it from big tech youtubers.
This was great my cpu would get to 100c while playing destiny 2. It maxed at about 79c never throttled, gpu was able to maintain higher clock speed without throttling, thx !!!
what exactly did u do to reduce the temps pls help
Was just thinking about this for my new Zephyrus after doing the turbo boost disable. Thanks for the video!
how did the turbo boost disable go for your rig?
Some laptops can have their BIOS downgraded for when undervolting was still working. I did that with my Asus SCAR II 2070. 309 disabled it. 308 works.
So it was because of 309?
@@makeEggsThrowEggs 309 disabled mine, yes. I just download 308 from their site and flash it back in the bios.
@@AidedOnslaught I have 309 and I was trying to undervolt but there was no changes and CPU temp was still above. I'll try to downgrade it. Btw they've uploaded the 310. Did you use it?
@@makeEggsThrowEggs I just checked the site now and still only see 309 as the newest. My system is the GL704GW.
I won't try it even if my system does get it. I just know I've had a lot of issues with this laptop (More issues than anything I've ever owned) and I'm not trying anything that could take my undervolt away.
@@AidedOnslaught Oh, My system is FX505GT. I can't find the previous versions of Bios in the website. Any idea where I might be able to find the previous versions?
Thank you for the video. I wish I discovered your channel earlier, I really enjoy your content.
Just a heads up with that Thicc-15, you probably already know though. The lower m.2 is limited to PCIE 2.0 whereas the one with the wifi card under it is 3.0. Can't wait for your review of that machine!
Would love to see you make a ryzen undervolting (in case there is the option) and amd radeon notebook gpu undervolt guide in near future.
Great content as always Bob.
This is not possible right now. It can’t be done I talked about that video several months ago got lit up about it
Undervolting makes your laptop unreliable, thats why laptops don't come with undervolting by default. Acer Helios 300 2019 had an undervolt preset, however it is applied only when enabling the turbo mode. I think its time to stop considering CPU undervolting. (GPU undervolting may be OK)
@@PremVijayVelMani undervolting is not about pushing the offset slider to the left as much as possible just because the laptop cpu can handle that much of an undervolt. It must be stress tested on all cores and threads before considering the chosen undervolt value as the best for the given system. Using Throttlestop's inbuilt benchmark tool does serve the purpose really well.
@@sm13752 Yeah I know, however the silicon may change slightly over time (or due to some other factors). So we need to keep doing the stress tests regularly to make sure nothing bad happens while doing important work. This is all time consuming. Rather than doing all this I would pay more for a laptop that has better thermals without any undervolt. Even Intel is forcing OEMs to disable voltage controls and improve thermals for its 10th gen laptops.
that FIVR CONTROL section is locked on me
Boats knows thermals he's giving you the tools to make your laptop's cooler faster better do your homework(lookup your voltages undervolt cpu/gpu test bench test again) and you'll see your laptop run the way you've dreamed it would. I know because I own the notoriously hot i8750h w GTX 1060 they really dont get much hotter hitting constantly throttling at 96 to 98 deg C sometimes ..used Bobs CPU and GPU UV tutorial got my temps down to 87c-92c under load CPU still running at 3.9ghz with an UV both CPU and GPU.
My Predator Helios i7 10750 H remains below 90 degree without undervolting. Is it okay?
@@bulldockmansion5867 Is it 90c all the time or only when your under load ie gaming or running a benchmark? If its 90c all the time thats not good in the long run.
Bob has great tutorials on how to apply Thermal paste and undervolt the CPU also GPU. check the playlist.
Can u share ur setting please ? How much the value for cpu core & cache
@@muhammad6901 -125v for both cache and core for me works ok..but yours may be diff. Good Luck God Bless in Jesus Christ.
Great content as usual BOB, keep it up!
i dont know how to do emoticons here, but, what a beautiful laptop you got there! im just love that design so much! im just done a kryonaut pasting on my omen 15t, now i got the cpu in stress on 67 celcius!!!
This is my last ditch effort. I’ve got a ROG laptop with a i7 8750H, and I was running on BIOS v314, until I realized I was overheating because my GPU undervolt was not being applied. So I checked bios updates and found v315, released last month. Great, I though, until I undervolted the gpu successfully, only to thermal throttle on the cpu during a graphics benchmark. I go there, and guess what? No undervolting happening here. I don’t have much hope either. The i7 8750H is a 45W professor, and even when limiting to that wattage, I’m hitting 90°c on idle because the system randomly pulls a 4.0Ghz All-core boost for no apparent reason (speed shift is set to 128, only monitoring apps open in background)
hi bob i just wanna share that i successfully undervolted my hp omen dc1040nr by lowering the frequency on all cores to 3.5ghz and then adjusting the cpu core to -280.3 and after doing stress test and playing some fps games i'm having thermals around 85 degrees fahrenheit and i'm satisfied with the result.bios was updated ang everything runs smoothly and no need for me to revert to the old bios.just sharing😊😊😊
thank you very much for this i change power limits exactly like you and cpu doesnt go above 75 c and get 3 times score in cinebench than before :)
locking the undervolting on my dell XPS 9560 has made it unusable for anything more than general browsing/emails/youtube.
This machine is was insane 4k screen, 32gb ram, 2tb ssd, i7-7700, with gaming capabilities 1050ti.......now it's all useless due to crazy thermal throttling. (even after thermal pasting it.)
Just going to harvest it for parts now.
Basically same thing happened. Was prepping for Windows 11 update - and updated the BIOS, and now I'm stuck with no undervolt and icreased temps under load. That said, repasting and lowering the TPL to 35-45 did help keep temps under 40 at idle/medium load. So no 50/60 spikes watching youtube now.
Asus N56VZ from 2012, no option to change voltage on Throttlestop. Rip
Thank you so much from 100 degrees with full load to 80 degrees
Thanks Bob for the great information. I came to your channel through ownordisown recco. Bought an omen 15 with the 2060gtx and same i7cpu 10750H (as in your 17in review)
Out of the box it ran a little hot in games where the max fans would kick in, and 98deg C in benchmarks on CPU. Using your info I was able to get the the CPU and the GPU running in the 60s deg C while gaming with auto fans & omen performance setting - GPU voltage pinned with afterburner, every else stock, and muted the CPU with throttlestop at 3.89Ghz with CL1 30watts, CL2 38watts, max x40
I got room to increase in future, but lot to be said for the cool & quiet gaming.
I hope someone smart hacks a way to be able to undervolt these CPUs, thanks again!
please tell me how u do that I have a same one omen i7 10th gen
and I can't ubdervolt gpu and cpu
Search on TH-cam “Undervolt laptop GPU”
Question:
How much of all this is available for the ryzen cpu (especially this year's 4000 series)
Undervolting the gpu is of course available but what about the other solutions
My i7-8750h neither allows me to undervolt nor lower the clock speeds. Please help me, I need your help anyone
im struggling undervolting my msi gp66 leopard , any help would be appreciated.
CPU : Tried Throttlestop and Intel X.
The temps dont get better it just delays the Throttle , if i turn down the cores from 4,6 in boost to 3,7 it get like 2-3 C° less and it stops throttling but the performance is much lower
GPU : Afterburner with Heaven B.M.
Temp same with ~250mhz less its weiiiiiiiiird. dropped from 1650 to 1420 with no better temps.
Apex 15 full-review when ? Love your vids, great job!!
As soon as I can get my hands on the final version. The one on hand isn’t scheduled to get reviewed as of now.
wait, I thought this was Johnny sins doing a tech video😂😂😂
I can't even adjust any voltage in my laptop its totally locked.
What can i do? Please help if anyone know why throttlestop is not working in my laptop.
why when i press fivr its says locked i cant tick the core cache and adjust voltage?
Hi...why intel block undervolting software like xtu and throttlestop? I have rog scar iii G731gv and i cant any more to undervolt.
My cpu is not suported on throttle stop. What can i do?
Hi. I have 10750H on my MSI GS66 Stealth 10SE but even after disabling VT-D and Virtualization in bios and disabling core isolation memory integrity in Windows 11, and disabling secure boot i still aren't able to undervolt this damn thing.
mine just wont allow me to use this feature lol
lol same here if you figure out that in future plz let me know
My alienware laptop is what I'm using but the application won't even let me unlock to adjust the voltage
I've got Asus ROG GL531 with i5-9300H & GTX 1660Ti. Thermals are way too high, temp reaches up to 100C while gaming. Tried repasting, cleaning but none of them helped. Also, I couldn't undervolt since its locked and no options in BIOS as well. I disabled the turbo boost but experienced some slowness in performance. Any suggestions? Thanks
I have similar model and same issue. Did you figure it out?
Hey Bob.
5:48 That's a Clevo Chassis, right? What laptop is that, and do you have a review of it? Thanks. Love your content.
XMG Apex 15. It’s not the final version. Just testing 👍
@@BobOfAllTrades I had my eyes on a N960TD chassis build. But, the battery life will be terrible, no matter how much I restrict the CPU, so I'm just waiting for the new Helios 300 now. But, still do you thibk that I can squeeze out 3-4 hrs off a 62 Whr battery with i7-9700 and 2060, if I try really hard? You know, PLs lowered, etc?
Depends if it has switchable graphics
My acer nitro 5 doens't permit change voltage... Nothing on the all of programs with this function.... It occurs even when it's set to allow changes; it simply inhibits the program's ability to change the voltage...
Just one question...why? If it doesnt thermal throttle then...why? I get it that its useful when you undervolt and get some performance by running the cpu a bit cooler...by in this case why do this?
Llc value doesnt change anymore. Any suggestions? Locked bios?
Hey Bob! I am in a pickle and need your input.
My laptop currently under BIOS 1.0 does allow for undervolt. But defaults to 2933Mhz clock speed.
They released an update 1.3 that opens XMP up to 3200Mhz but it takes away undervolt.
Should I update the BIOS and get 3200Mhz or keep undervolt and stay at 2933Mhz.
Thanks!
Stick with the earlier Bios
@@BobOfAllTrades Thanks for the advice. I will not update the BIOS.
Final Question. My RAM supports up to 3200mhz through XMP 2.0, but as I told you currently running at 2933mhz with a -120 uv through XTU. (XMP locked in the BIOS 1.0)
So can I both undervolt and overclock the CPU through XTU or Throttle Stop, to push it closer to the 3200mhz clock speeds or is it not possible to do both at the same time?
Thanks!
You won’t be able to OC the memory with that software
@@BobOfAllTrades You rock Bob! Is there a software that I can use or should I leave it alone, meaning that the performance gains from 2933 to 3200 are not worth it.
Just let it be, you’re good to go 👍
Hi bob. Tried undervolting my cpu but seemed to made a mistake. Now my laptop just turns on with the keyboard back ligjt and fan running but just a black screen. Cant even enter bios mode. Any ideas how to solve this problem?
sorry, my english is bad, so i can't fully understand your video, but is it safe to set laptop tdp/lower it? than the 2nd or 3rd choice
BOAT in line to becoming the GOAT of laptop reviews :3
I am using a 10300h processor, it is not possible for me to undervolt?
Hello, I have an asus laptop with i7-10750h 6-core, the FIVR control and the turbo ratio limits are locked as well as everything else in FIVR !
I enabled the voltage configuration In the BIOS Advanced settings, but nothing has changed !
So, is there any way to unlock them by any chance or it is factory-configured and cannot be unlocked?
Should I stick to configuring power limitations pl1 and pl2? If yes, could you please give me some instructions on how to configure and test it for this cpu?
Thank you for your attention !
I know this is kinda out of the topic but I wanted to ask if you have faced something like this before, I have a mech g2rx with the 9750h and 1660ti after a format I installed Throttle stop did a small undervolt of -100mv and ran Cinebench the laptop will not clock above 3.3-3.4 at all.
I checked the temps they were under 80 and it was running on turbo profile in the control center , I tried reseting throttle stop lowering the EPP to 0-1-10-32-64-128 and nothing changed, tried raising the power limit to 107-70 and it will saturate 65w but still at those same clocks, tried lowering the wattage to 70-45 and the undervolt to -125mv and still the same outcome.
It will boost to 4ghz all core on 50% usage if the app is not hammering the CPU but it won't budge on 100% load and the problem is the laptop is being used in content creation and those few mhz are kinda important.
Thanks
Hey bob, can you make a Throttlestop video for 10th gen intel?always love your content and I hope this reaches you.
I undervolted still no downfall in tempr what shall i do? I even tries reapplying thermal paste @Bob Of All Trades
Hello sir, I'm really having trouble with my laptop, dell g7 7590, i7 9th gen, rtx 2060. The problem is the dcp latency, which I've been facing for a couple of months. When I pause and play a video back on the vlc player, the video plays back immediately but the audio plays back with about 2 seconds delay. When I also run the latency mon on the device, it shows that there's dcp latency and also shows that it's caused due to some power throttling settings, but I never found any option on my device. Could you help me with that please.
dang undervolting on my 8th gen laptop helped temps and battery life for light use off the charger quite a bit. sucks that there was some exploit that has caused it to need to be removed on the 10th gen series
It’s not tenth gen related actually. It’s up to each manufacturer should they wish to apply the update to their bios.
@@BobOfAllTrades Holy cow that was a fast reply. Noted might have to read up on what it affected via the voltage being controllable. Seems like a interesting one vulnerability wise
@@Demon09-_- Honestly I don’t think it’s anything to worry about but to each their own do as you wish 👍
Even intel themselves have the QC7 chassis that allows for Undervolting in their bios and it’s their bios.
@@BobOfAllTrades not really worried about it more so intrestred in what the exploit entails. but thanks for the super fast replys
I want to ask you, how can I confirm whether my laptop can't undervolt?
I have the omen 17-cb1005nu. It's with the annoying i7-10750H. I made all the updates of bios + drivers.
However, when I use throttlestop, and I do offset voltage -30, I can see in HWInfo under IA Overclocking that my voltage offset is -30mV. Also, when I try to test it with CinebenchR20 and looking at the max voltage by sensors, I think it does effect the voltage.
So my question is - can you tell me the best way to figure out whether my voltage is locked or actually I can change it? Thanks!
I have a Dell G7 7790 that I repasted but still runs fairly toasty and had this problem as well. About a week ago I got sick of the inability to undervolt and went ahead and downgraded my BIOS to allow undervolting again. With a stable -155mv undervolt, I was still pushing 90c under gaming load so I did end up lowering my PL1/PL2 to 35/45 and now sitting at a more comfortable 75-80c.
My only complaint is that trying to get an undervolt to stick in MSI Afterburner is absolutely painful. It frequently discards my undervolt and just does whatever it wants.
As a dell laptop user (Dell inspiron) seems like i cant undervolt my laptop maybe because Dell likes it that way, others aside how did u downgrade your Bios? I'm kinda newbie and I'm sick of can't undervolting my cpu
@@lanzboi7382 Honestly its been so long since I had to do this, I think fortunately for me I either had the previous version installer file still on my computer or I just found the current version and went down one version until unvervolting came back. I'm too afraid now to update my bios to lose undervolting.
Mine is locked on the FIVR configuration.. Can't change anything. I have a Predator Triton with i7 11800h and a RTX3070. It gets super hot and makes huge usage of the fans in most cases without reason... Can you please help me to understand why I cannot edit those options on my Throttlestop like you did?? Thank you.
What is locked?
GPU doesn't show me the voltage on afterburner. But I can see the clock speed and based on that I can guess the voltage based on the curve. Did a flatline at 1200mhz and I hope cuda cores chose the possible lowest voltage they can run on. Decreased temps from 80 to 65 based on this simple trick... Throtle stop is hard to guess, even if you cannot see on hardware info, you definitely feel when you had frozen your pc with too much undervolt or just check package power. Also what i hate is that laptop shares same heatsinks with cpu and gpu, they don't have different exhousts - a blessing and a curse.
Because now my gpu doesnt heat up, my cpu doesn't throttle which increased cpu, gpu performance... Now i onlu need to change thermo pasta. Too bad liquid metal is toxic for laptops, if you throw it down the floor, all liquid metal will just get out and splash electronics...
I have i5-1035g1 and I think I should just buy a cooler/cooling pad. I already tried throttlestop and CPU is locked, same case with XTU it says the system is not supported.
hey bob, its weird that my dell xps 15 9570 wont allow me to thermalstop or utx utility it after i installed the onboard windows, is there a way around it?
before the reformat it was running amazingly!
I'm really nervous. I just got a computer with i7 9750H and RTX Max Q 2070. In games like GTA V, I get 85 degrees on the graphics card and processer is this safe? If not what is safe thanks :)=
Graphics card is a little toasty, but should be perfectly fine unless you hit 90 C constantly
How much will it decrease the CPU temp😓
hey bob , i know this is an old video but i have a question , i tried the solution 1 and i set pl1 and pl2 to 35 and 45 , not copying your value but i have tried them too , my question is that when i stress test the cpu or play games power throttling happens , i wanted to know if thats dangerous or normall , btw with this setting my temp is way lower and i have stable fps and not much peformance lost.
Of course power throttling happens since you have throttled the power back 👍
@@BobOfAllTrades so i should avoid doing it ? my temp goes 90 without it , thanks a lot btw
@@emptycode1782 You’re not harming the chip or system. In fact, power throttling is just part of laptop life at higher wattage too. If you’re happy with the performance and thermal performance now, then I say great job, carry on 👌
@@BobOfAllTrades yeah temp and fps are perfect i just got worried about the pl1 and pl2 throttling , and now that i know its not hurting the chip then its all good , thanks a lot
I understand that in especial advance in the BIOS you can enable the option to undervolt 10 gen cpu
throttlestop doesn't work for me changes nothing, 100 degrees have to return it lol
does lowering cpu wattage affects it's performance?
I have a 10875h & my work involves rendering so I need that performance for faster render times..
Hello Bob! I love your videos, they were a great help to choose a laptop (ended up with hp omen 2060 with intel due to availability) and are still excellent for fine tuning now that I got it. However when using throttlestop to tune the PL1 and 2 like you mention here, HWinfo64 stops monitoring those and I can't be sure if it worked... and after a reboot PL1 is set to 107 same as PL2! Any idea of what's going on there??
Keep up the excellent work :)
I have noticed that disabling Intel turbo in throttlestop lowers cpu thermals significantly on many laptopts that I have used and tested while gaming.
The great thing about it is, that it has not lowered the amount of fps in games substantially, usually the change is insignificant. This has worked like a charm for me while I have been gaming.
I have seen changes of over 15 degrees celsius in demanding titles. For me Intel turbo is pretty useless, so I turn it off. I care more about thermals than I do about maximum fps.
Thermals are the key, I agree wholeheartedly.
Plus if one uses throttlestop, one can just click the turbo back on, easy as that. I have throttlestop always running in the background.
Just wanted to voice my opinion.
Wow, this comment saved me. I wasn't able to actually do the undervolting because of some change in BIOS or something, but when I turned off the intel turbo I saved almost 20C in CPU temp!
@@myquestformeaning8251 Depending on what game is being played, disabling turbo will lower fps somewhat (cpu intense games), but mostly its marginal so it doesnt bother me.
@@RainSandAndFlowers Yea I am playing Satisfactory and I do believe I may have lost some performance but it's not really anything big, and the saved temp is much more important. The game literary rebooted my computer because CPU got too hot.
@@myquestformeaning8251 Thermal throttling can do that, the cpu is protecting itself :) Nice to hear that the simple solution is satisfactory for you.
How do windows battery performance modes interact with things like eluktroboost?
Just love the way you explain stuff in plain English.. this channel should’ve been shown in relevant more often
Hi bob, I'm quite a beginner on these undervolting/overclockin scene, how would I know if I have an i7-10750H CPU that can't or can be undervolted? this is the only time I bought a laptop that feels like a damn lottery. I have the Acer Predator Helios 300 (PH315-53-72XD).
How much perf loss do u have from doing the lower wattage thing
When I try download throttlesstop it says “cpu” not supported but I got an AMD cpu and on other videos they say AMD works but it doesn’t work for me can someone help?
Intel only. Who said it works with AMD?
Helpfull stuf man! Can we have a review on the thermo tips for Acer Nitro 5 Core i7-10750H / RTX2060? Thanks!
Not much I can tell you personally just have to follow some of the guides that I have released over the last few years to get you where you want to be
Bob, great video! Based on your reviews (I've seen many), what brand do you think has achieved the best thermal performance on their 1000-1500 laptop lines?
I really raved about HPs Omen and the Eluktronics Matrix RP both with the 4800h. Those both handled their hardware pretty respectably 🤷♂️
@@BobOfAllTrades Appreciate it, Bob! I'm moving to a laptop setup like you've moved to, and I really wanted the thermals to be sufficient. Thanks!
hello, there still isn't any way to undervolt CPU nowadays? it's been a year, i figured maybe solutions are available :)
You’ll have to be a little bit more specific so I know what CPU and laptop you are referring to
@@BobOfAllTrades Oh yes, forgot it was depending on the pc. Mine is a Dell G5-15-5590, the CPU is a i7 8750H. I tried, according to several tutorials, to retrograde my bios and/or deactivate BitLocker, but BitLocker doesn't want to be desactivated and the BIOS retrograde doesn't change anything. I will try undervolting the GPU but i feel like this GPU is nicely thermo-controlled and won't change a lot of things, since it never gets more than 75°C...
Thanks for any help, love ur videos man
(the GPU is a RTX 2060 (mobile))
So undervolt on dell laptops is past. So i just disable Turbo boost in throttleStop and i agin playing with normal temperature below 70C.
I dont know if that is good for laptop, but i play gta5 or star wars 2 for 5 to 6 hours and its normal. If someone have better solution pls answer is disabling the turbo boost good or bad ?
Does throttle stop work on amd laptops, I've only ever seen tutorials for undervolt intel cpus using throttle stop
Nope
Hi bob, I'm one of many with these problem of locked uv, I have the HP Omen 15t 2018 model with the rtx2060 (80Watt) and i7-9750H, I'm curious about if I only change th TPL1 to 26 (that value doesn't affect performance but improve thermal in my unit) but leave TPL2 in 90, I haven't try it but would like to know if it could cause a negative impact or not. Thanks for your information btw!
будут ли сравнительные тесты настроек?
Guys someone please help me. My RTX 2070 mobile was lagging so badly. I used the msi afterburner's OSD to see what was the problem and realized that my gpu's clock speed was fluctuating so badly that it even reaches 300MHz. The temperatures were also over 85C. How do I fix it? Please someone help me. Please
Thicc 15 review coming soon? :)
Hi Bob! How to Undervolt Nitro 5 i5 10th gen?
Seems like intel 10th gen cpu is not allowed to undervolt, I had try intel xtu, and the voltage section is grey, cannot do anything
@Night Walker 1- replace thermal paste with something like arctic silver mx4
2-buy a cooling pad with many fans
3-download throttlestop and untick turbo boost.
4-set internal fans to performance or auto boost from your msi , hp or acer software
5 -magic 30-40 idle and 50-70 full load.
Unfortunately, undervolting the GPU is locked out on my Dell G3 3579 and always has been. I'm pretty unhappy with my purchase after almost two years, I wouldn't recommend anyone get a Dell. Everything is completely locked down, you don't have control over anything, and the thermal performance is terrible.
Hi there. I have successfully modified the bios of my laptop which had undervolting disabled out of the box. Would you be interested in the process and make a video on it to spread awareness ( for those willing to take the risks anyway).
Thank you!
Sir my laptop has Intel i7 10750 processor and it's a MSI laptop which I believe has company locked undervolting I have searched for it online but didn't found any proper and comfortable way to undervolt it please help me Thank you
Unlock the hidden advanced tab in the bios. But, do not mess with things you’re unfamiliar with. Within this “hidden” section you’ll be able to undervolt.
Do not push too far or you’re likely to turn that laptop into a paperweight.
Hi Bob! Im thinking if you lowered the PL1 the cpu core clocks are also lowered from 4.0ghz - 3.4ghz so is this the same when you lowered the core clocks at throttle stop to 3.4ghz directly and not adjusting PL1 and just leave it as a default? thanks for this tip.
Melchor Jimenez You won’t have the same thermal consistency that way.
heya can u suggest the best undervolt for the i7 9750h (dell g7) (still need to downgrade the bos but wanna make sure i know everything beforehand and u are the only youtuber i trust with these things) (just realised u asked us to not ask the exact same question lol but still what should be a good starting point)
Same with Alienware m17 R3 I tried 5 dif guides and can't undervolt it.
For anyone who is using levono legion 5i i7 10750h I found 45 and 55 at the best keeping temp just under 80
Pl1 45 and pl2 55??? My pl1 is in 94 and pl2 is 135 is yours too?
Great video Bob........I have actually noticed the new update that windows realesed that wasnt compatable with the omen x17 gtx 1080 cause i have one as well and after updating it I noticed how it kept on resetting the undervolt I had and I immediately rolled it back to previous version now all is well.
Note: - I want you to do a review on the omen x17 with the 300watt power supply that you had on the table I fell like I want to increase the power limit by flashing the bios cause my thermals at 4ghz is 71 to 85 and gpu 58 to 60 at 1825ghz which is great but why add a 300watt power supply if it is not used to about 280's to 290's........why is that?
I haven’t figured that out yet but it’s a 330 W power supply and I can’t for the life of me imagine getting anywhere close to using all of it.
@@BobOfAllTrades (330 not 300w) Exactly for one I can say that the chassis is well optimazed and you can reduce the temps by just adjusting the hight of the laptop using a cooling pad for the size of the laptop because the back plate has a really nice air intake and can give a big difference since its all around the motherboard and fans (at least on my testing). But hopefully you will do a review on the laptop I am interested on you take on this matter.
See you on your next upload thanks for the feed back appreciate it.........
I'm running on an ASUS Tuf fx504GE (i5-8300, GTX 1050ti, 8GB RAM, WINDOWS 10 UPDATED, and BIOS ver 3.20). I tried undervolting with throttlestop but it didn't work, however, it was working with BIOS ver 3.17.
I hit on i5-8300h -0.200mV core and 0.125mV cache I play games 71-75degress Lenovo Legion Y530 6month I stayed with 0.155mV on core and cache when gaming 80-84 degrees when gaming my processor stay stable 3.9Mhz all cores
How well does thermal grisly liquid metal work on the r7 4800h?
Depends on the chassis and if it can max out its fans.
@@BobOfAllTrades on average do you think it will lower it by 5c?
I would say that’s a fair improvement I’ve seen more
@@BobOfAllTrades Awesome! Cant wait for my RP-17 with the liquid metal.
Oh wow that’ll be very nice 👍