I Hope I explained this well. If any one is having issues following please let me know and ill do my best to help you get it done. Also please if any one has tips for others or if you notice I missed anything leave a comment and help us all out. The more we all learn the better!!
Dude. I just purchased an HP Omen 30L RTX3080. My first gaming PC since 1997. Your videos are amazing. I'm trying to learn how to torque my GPU & CPU to squeeze as much life out of RDR2 as possible but I'm brand new at this stuff, is there ANYWAY you could upload a video on overclocking the HP Omen CPU?? Thanks for the consideration!
I've got a chance to try all sorts of things: replace all the possible thermal pads inside this case, undervolt CPU and GPU following your tutorial, change the cases, replace the fan, replace the CPU cooler, try horizontal vs vertical HP Omen RTX 3090. And the undervolting works best! Well modding the card physically just changes the total amount of heat transfer at steady, so if you use the best thermal pad and thermal paste, you might increase the heat transfer directly from the GPU chip to the ambient air by a few degrees, not much. If you want to achieve higher heat transfer, you will need different materials rather than playing around with the pads. I recommend undervolting if it suits your using purpose. I do a lot of 3D simulation which utilized the whole card, from VRAM to memory clock to chip clock, so it is no point for me to undervolting and downgrade the performance. But for some activities that utilized a portion of this powerful card, like mining uses extensive VRAM, or rendering use a lot of chip clock, undervolting is how you keep the card for longer. And also, as the GPU card is horizontal, the heat will rise up very fast, so having a top-back exhaust fan will lower the total case temp by a few degrees. Moreover, this HP Omen RTX 3090 card also blows hot air horizontally to the side panel of the case, which causes a bit of turbulence and retains more heat inside the case, that is also why you need the top exhaust fan to create the pressure drop to immediately draw that hot air out. And also if you can find a tall external heat sink, you can stick it on top of the card, where the VRAM and other hot components are, so the rear exhaust fan will also draw hot air from the sink, that is the best set up in my opinion. My setup is the Noctua U12A on the CPU and 5 Noctua case fans for the GPU, CPU and GPU idle temp are 28C and 73C under very heavy load with VRAM temp at 92 when mining. Good luck with your channel! Quality, useful and practical content!!!
@@jdwtv6530 not that I know of, I am using a different case now. I have also tried several vertical GPU, but the thing is the RTX 3090 also has VRAM at the back, and the most practical vertical mount I know of, like Universal Vertical GPU Holder Kit ver.2 | Cooler Master, does not have a lot of space for air flow at the back of the card. This vertical mount is best suited as it does not let the GPU be very near to the side panel like other extensions vertical GPU mount. I end up keeping horizontally now, but you can try that out to see if it works.
@@doriflow_engine Iv got a lian li lancool mesh case I am about to swap into to. I will just wait until I do the swap and buy there specific vertical mount and see how it goes. It is very frustrating to have to do all of this for a prebuilt computer but gotta do what we gotta do in these hard times. I miss the days of walking into a store and being able to buy a graphics card.
@@jdwtv6530 yea true, but luckily HP decided to price their pre-built at a reasonable price, so we can invest a little more to get the specs at a lower price than other premium pre-built at a much higher price. And it is ashamed to actually buy a pre-built to own a gpu solely, but i guess we have to now!
my 3090 never broke 79' in the 30l. I have since put it in a lian li 11dynamic...added a 360 aio, another 32gbs of ram. now cpu stays at 40-50' gpu still in the 70s during hard gaming. with the hp version of the 3090 I have yet to see a cooler im confident will be worth the money
Hi, thx for the video! I have an Omen 30l with i9 11900k, ram 32g 3200 MT/s and RTX 3080. The temps for both cpu and gpu are very high so I was looking for undervolting cause i'm not very confident for a different approach. To give u an idea I had CPU running at 76 to 85°C and GPU at 72 to 83°C playing Mfs2020 just at 1080p (ultra preset). I already undervolt the cpu thanks to ur other video and temps have dropped! Hopefully the system seems stable and the benchmark rating on OmenGamingHub has raised from 2937 to 3025. Now wanna do the same for the GPU. What kind of frequency do you think is gonna be the best/safe ?? Thank u so much ! !
@@andreedwards4542 ye it was kinda sad but now I've fix the temps issue and I can finally play at 4k ultra res. Undervolting and fps cap made it run cool.. Gotta think to a case swap to uncap it tho
Just remove the 2 staggered grills on top of each other and the giant "cross" air blocking bracket(cut the cross part out) on the output of the radiator and you will have proper free flow air through it and cool temps. My I9 10900k is a witness to that. Fantastic computer but they really screwed up on proper water cool radiator ventilation practices. Remember an all in one Lenovo years ago my wife bought. It was such a nice computer with huge display. But they used "speaker grill screen" for the ventilation on top. By the time a year or two later realized something was a miss. The heat has damage everything from the drive to the chips. Just amazing to me engineers do not know the basics of thermal coefficient formulas with respect to what they are cooling.
👍Thanks for your information. CPU temperature is problem. Did you change your AIO fan? One 120mm aio fan can't support i9-10850K temperature. XTU undervolting can't support good enough temperature too. Without change new pc case with two fan aio, I can't overlook my cpu. It makes me sad😭
I did change my AIO fan and added a fan hub to add extra fans in the case. I also undervolted the CPU all to reduce the insane temps this thing puts out. Iv got several videos that could help you reduce those temps!
hi i set up a custom fan curve and its working great. on the menu it says fan one and fan 2. do i set the fan curve the same for both of them or just for fan one?
You found the right channel!! I have several videos showing how to set up fans in your omen, undervolt the cpu, and this undervolting GPU video. The added fans and undervolting should be enough to bring those temps down to a reasonable level.
Can you please send me pictures of your pc, bc I got the same pc as you and I’m making the same adjustments as you are. If you have discord that will be nice
ok I will set up a discord to help you guys out. it may be a few days. unfortunately my family came down with covid so we are all having a hard time getting anything done at the moment. but I will try to set it up as soon as I can.
Yes absolutely. This will work with any nvidia graphics card. At the bare minimum I would suggest msi after burner so you can control fanspeed on your GPU. Turning the fan speed up alone to keep temps down in the high 60s- low 70s will give you an increase in performance. Nvidia cards factory fan speed curves allow the cards to reach temps of high 80s which is technically fine but lowers max boost output. But yes absolutely it will!!
to be honest I'm not sure if you can technically undervolt memory on an invidia card. i know you can underclock it or overclock the memory but not sure of a way to adjust voltage for memory. amd cards have software I believe you can use to adjust memory voltage but I am not familiar with how to use that specific software. I have only had nvidia cards in my builds. I'm sorry I couldn't give a better answer for you.
I Hope I explained this well. If any one is having issues following please let me know and ill do my best to help you get it done. Also please if any one has tips for others or if you notice I missed anything leave a comment and help us all out. The more we all learn the better!!
Dude. I just purchased an HP Omen 30L RTX3080. My first gaming PC since 1997. Your videos are amazing. I'm trying to learn how to torque my GPU & CPU to squeeze as much life out of RDR2 as possible but I'm brand new at this stuff, is there ANYWAY you could upload a video on overclocking the HP Omen CPU?? Thanks for the consideration!
I've got a chance to try all sorts of things: replace all the possible thermal pads inside this case, undervolt CPU and GPU following your tutorial, change the cases, replace the fan, replace the CPU cooler, try horizontal vs vertical HP Omen RTX 3090. And the undervolting works best! Well modding the card physically just changes the total amount of heat transfer at steady, so if you use the best thermal pad and thermal paste, you might increase the heat transfer directly from the GPU chip to the ambient air by a few degrees, not much. If you want to achieve higher heat transfer, you will need different materials rather than playing around with the pads. I recommend undervolting if it suits your using purpose. I do a lot of 3D simulation which utilized the whole card, from VRAM to memory clock to chip clock, so it is no point for me to undervolting and downgrade the performance. But for some activities that utilized a portion of this powerful card, like mining uses extensive VRAM, or rendering use a lot of chip clock, undervolting is how you keep the card for longer. And also, as the GPU card is horizontal, the heat will rise up very fast, so having a top-back exhaust fan will lower the total case temp by a few degrees. Moreover, this HP Omen RTX 3090 card also blows hot air horizontally to the side panel of the case, which causes a bit of turbulence and retains more heat inside the case, that is also why you need the top exhaust fan to create the pressure drop to immediately draw that hot air out. And also if you can find a tall external heat sink, you can stick it on top of the card, where the VRAM and other hot components are, so the rear exhaust fan will also draw hot air from the sink, that is the best set up in my opinion. My setup is the Noctua U12A on the CPU and 5 Noctua case fans for the GPU, CPU and GPU idle temp are 28C and 73C under very heavy load with VRAM temp at 92 when mining. Good luck with your channel! Quality, useful and practical content!!!
Thank you very much! Do you have a good suggestion for a good vertical mount that fits well in this case? I would be interested in trying that out.
@@jdwtv6530 not that I know of, I am using a different case now. I have also tried several vertical GPU, but the thing is the RTX 3090 also has VRAM at the back, and the most practical vertical mount I know of, like Universal Vertical GPU Holder Kit ver.2 | Cooler Master, does not have a lot of space for air flow at the back of the card. This vertical mount is best suited as it does not let the GPU be very near to the side panel like other extensions vertical GPU mount. I end up keeping horizontally now, but you can try that out to see if it works.
@@doriflow_engine Iv got a lian li lancool mesh case I am about to swap into to. I will just wait until I do the swap and buy there specific vertical mount and see how it goes. It is very frustrating to have to do all of this for a prebuilt computer but gotta do what we gotta do in these hard times. I miss the days of walking into a store and being able to buy a graphics card.
@@jdwtv6530 yea true, but luckily HP decided to price their pre-built at a reasonable price, so we can invest a little more to get the specs at a lower price than other premium pre-built at a much higher price. And it is ashamed to actually buy a pre-built to own a gpu solely, but i guess we have to now!
@@doriflow_engine absolutely
I do this on my notebook - amazing difference.
Awesome! It really does make a big difference.
my 3090 never broke 79' in the 30l. I have since put it in a lian li 11dynamic...added a 360 aio, another 32gbs of ram. now cpu stays at 40-50' gpu still in the 70s during hard gaming. with the hp version of the 3090 I have yet to see a cooler im confident will be worth the money
Hi, thx for the video! I have an Omen 30l with i9 11900k, ram 32g 3200 MT/s and RTX 3080. The temps for both cpu and gpu are very high so I was looking for undervolting cause i'm not very confident for a different approach. To give u an idea I had CPU running at 76 to 85°C and GPU at 72 to 83°C playing Mfs2020 just at 1080p (ultra preset). I already undervolt the cpu thanks to ur other video and temps have dropped! Hopefully the system seems stable and the benchmark rating on OmenGamingHub has raised from 2937 to 3025. Now wanna do the same for the GPU. What kind of frequency do you think is gonna be the best/safe ?? Thank u so much ! !
have you noticed any big fps drop when you undervolt your cpu? I'm getting my OMEN Monday so preparing myself lol
Not at all! It runs way cooler with fast and smooth loading, fps are same as before. I haven't touch the GPU yet though. I'll let u know when I do😉
U have all this power to play at 1080p😭😭
@@andreedwards4542 ye it was kinda sad but now I've fix the temps issue and I can finally play at 4k ultra res. Undervolting and fps cap made it run cool.. Gotta think to a case swap to uncap it tho
I have the same pc but for some reason my light flicker
The lights in the case flicker? or your monitor screen is flickering?
Just remove the 2 staggered grills on top of each other and the giant "cross" air blocking bracket(cut the cross part out) on the output of the radiator and you will have proper free flow air through it and cool temps. My I9 10900k is a witness to that. Fantastic computer but they really screwed up on proper water cool radiator ventilation practices. Remember an all in one Lenovo years ago my wife bought. It was such a nice computer with huge display. But they used "speaker grill screen" for the ventilation on top. By the time a year or two later realized something was a miss. The heat has damage everything from the drive to the chips. Just amazing to me engineers do not know the basics of thermal coefficient formulas with respect to what they are cooling.
Bro how did you manage to fit a 3090 into that case?
👍Thanks for your information.
CPU temperature is problem. Did you change your AIO fan? One 120mm aio fan can't support i9-10850K temperature. XTU undervolting can't support good enough temperature too.
Without change new pc case with two fan aio, I can't overlook my cpu.
It makes me sad😭
I did change my AIO fan and added a fan hub to add extra fans in the case. I also undervolted the CPU all to reduce the insane temps this thing puts out. Iv got several videos that could help you reduce those temps!
hi i set up a custom fan curve and its working great. on the menu it says fan one and fan 2. do i set the fan curve the same for both of them or just for fan one?
Hey guys I’m buying hp omen 30l i9 rtx 3090 64gb ram ( what should I do to keep the temp low without physically changing it )
You found the right channel!! I have several videos showing how to set up fans in your omen, undervolt the cpu, and this undervolting GPU video. The added fans and undervolting should be enough to bring those temps down to a reasonable level.
Can you please send me pictures of your pc, bc I got the same pc as you and I’m making the same adjustments as you are. If you have discord that will be nice
ok I will set up a discord to help you guys out. it may be a few days. unfortunately my family came down with covid so we are all having a hard time getting anything done at the moment. but I will try to set it up as soon as I can.
Appreciate it man, praying for a fast recovery for your family
@@jatt339 ill have the discord up and running tomorrow and ill send you the info sir
@@jatt339 discord info is HTTPS://discord.gg/GS9bFnTx
@@jatt339 sorry i had to update the server this is the official link.
discord.gg/pVR8vVbZsU
Will this work with the 2060 graphics card option ?
Yes absolutely. This will work with any nvidia graphics card. At the bare minimum I would suggest msi after burner so you can control fanspeed on your GPU. Turning the fan speed up alone to keep temps down in the high 60s- low 70s will give you an increase in performance. Nvidia cards factory fan speed curves allow the cards to reach temps of high 80s which is technically fine but lowers max boost output.
But yes absolutely it will!!
@@jdwtv6530 ah perfect , yea I’ve been running at about a stead 85 degrees so I’m excited to get those temps down . Thanks for the info !!!
@@oneblood100 Absolutely I'm glad I could help out!! Any issues or other questions don't hesitate to ask, ill do my best to help.
How to lower memory voltage?
to be honest I'm not sure if you can technically undervolt memory on an invidia card. i know you can underclock it or overclock the memory but not sure of a way to adjust voltage for memory. amd cards have software I believe you can use to adjust memory voltage but I am not familiar with how to use that specific software. I have only had nvidia cards in my builds. I'm sorry I couldn't give a better answer for you.
@@jdwtv6530 I am asking because the memory gets 110 degrees