Every single tutorial video should be done by this guy. Efficient, straight to the point, only the information you need with visual and audio cues. Excellent work, a model for how-to youTube.
Wow! Thank you so much! I have a HP Omen 15 (2019) and this increased cooling performance a lot! I've always had temperatures like 90°C while playing GTA V, and with undervolting by -0,130V, I now have temperatures like 70°C max. while keeping the same performance. Thank you for this foolproof tutorial, since I'm very new to PC Gaming and stuff like this...
Amazing guide. Was having choppy framerates on my Gigabyte Aero 15x, your tut fixed it. Cant thank you enough. Your guide was fast, to the point and easy to understand, great job.
Thanks a lot, man! Asus VivoBook 15 510qu (i5 8250), -300 mV (but only -90 mV for CPU Cache). The temperature was decreased from 95 to 73. Before I've used this throttlestop only for "disable turbo" and it helped a little, but performance was bad
Amazing video buddy. Undervolting should be a must for every gaming laptop user. Dropped my temps from 80 C to like 68-69C at full load. Note that i have an i7 7700HQ, found that -120V works great for me, might try to go even further...
@tristan, i am I only lowered the CPU core because if I lower the CPU Cache my System crashes! Is there any problem because my performance has increased and my Temperatures have dropped!
Can anyone help and tell how this work optimal? So I've done all the steps from the video. I have the icon in the right side of my desktop. When I'm on laptop's battery should I select turn on and put it on battery mode and when I'm plugged in should I select Performance or whatever I'm doin? Should it stay with the Icon Red or Green. It's green by default but when I select Turn on" it's Red. How it's correct. Someone help me, please :) I'm askin because I'm feeling that my laptop work better when it stays on green I dunno maybe is just me...
Thank you dude, this helped prevent thermal throttling on my g5, i went from 95C after 30min gameplay on d2, to max of 71C after 2 hrs on D2. Great stuff!
@@rezicool283my g5se has an amd chipset, so i used ryzen controller and msi afterburner to limit my temps, it does works and keeps the temps below 90 unlike before
I don't understand why Intel can keep making these processors more "power efficient" but yet somehow make them less and less efficient. It's insane that a simple tool can unlock so much potential of such expensive machines
I came back here just to thank you for the amazing tip. My Alienware 13 R3 i7-7700HQ with GTX1060 used to idle at 55-60 degrees Celsius. I undervolted and tested stability gradually until I hit an undervolt of -169.9mv!! Now my laptop idles at 42 degrees which is almost 15 degrees lower! Also, my cpu temp dropped around 10 degrees in games... Surprisingly, since my cpu temp dropped, my gpu temp also dropped around 7 degrees under max usage (I'm assuming they use the same heatpipe). Also, the battery life was extended by around 60 mins. It's like a bought a new laptop lol No throttling whatsoever.
Undervolting, and repasting my laptop as long as getting a cooling pad has made a huge difference. My laptop would be anything around 90-95C under heavy load, now it just chills at 70C. Thanks a lot man!
Omg I am so glad i Have found You and Your video :) I was having temps - on idle - at range of 75-82 degrees and now they are on 50-55 degrees. Big big thanks
@@bobshifimods7302 You're biased and completely wrong. Significant monetary gain through video advertising can only be gained if the video length is over 10 minutes. You can only put one ad in a video that's smaller than 10 minutes. The beginning is for artistic value and is basically the intro. You're completely biased and factually incorrect. Please do your research and don't say stupid stuff powered by your ego and your ego only, BOBSHIFIMODS.
Do you think this exact method will work on Acer Predator Helios 300 1660ti 2019, I don't actually know on what the fuck I'm doing and might fuck up my laptop xD
I can't thank you enough. My i5 Dell xps 13 7390 runs hot and loud. I only use it for web browsing and media consumption (no gaming), and the fan is usually on max and the laptop is hot to the touch. If I plug in the power cord to start charging my battery my computer turns into a jet engine, despite the fact that the fans, vents and internals are dust free. I followed this guide and now my fans are rarely audible and my laptop is usually only slightly warm, despite being used for the exact same things. I can't believe I owned this laptop for over a year before finding this guide
@@TomySTS Disable turbo isn't checked. 8 months in and still having great temps on both cpu and gpu. i did have to change the voltage at one giving point but that was 2 months ago. it's not checked because my laptop has custom game modes, like neutral and boosted. wich changes the clockspeed. personally i don't experience much of a difference with temps. and if it does it will be a very small hit.
I was able to do -190mv on my core i5 8300h. Went from 75°C to 60°C Max with 4.0Ghz set as all core turbo (resulting 3.89 in reality). This is crazy, thank you :O
are you for real? all stable so far? what brand it's your laptop? i'm looking for a cool i5 8300h (i7 it's way too hot) with rtx 2060( more or less the desktop variant 1070ti).
@@indianultalpaiute7370 I had some Bluescreens on boot up(weirdly enough not under heavy load), so I had to change it to -175mv. It's stable now and the temps stay in the low 60's. (Medion Erazer x6805)
Dropped my I7 9750h temps from 90+c to around 70c to 80c during gaming, the performance is better because of lower temps. I undervolted cpu core to - 250 and cache by - 125 and Intel gpu by - 50.
I had an issue with GTA V freezing my entire laptop every 20mins or so, making it unplayable. Undervolting completely fixed the issue (it was most likely my CPU overheating), so if you're having similar problems, trying this is super important.
Thank you sooo much. My Yoga 940 was going crazy just from basic web browsing (the battery consumption was also around 40%/hour, if not more) 5 minutes in and I'm already noticing a difference. :D
Can't believe this works after 5 years. Tried a lot of other methods but this one is easiest. Kevin but you forgot to mention that people might want to throttlestop work even if AC power is plugged out. For that on task scheduler need to go at previously made throttlestop "properties" - Conditions - > Under "Power" uncheck "start the task only if the computer is on AC power.
I love the presentation of this video. Clean, straight forward and to the point. Most excellent! Kevin should give a seminar on how to do tutorial videos for youtubers (and anyone else for that matter) and youtube should make it a required watch for those doing training videos.
Really good explanation. That was exactly what I was searching for! Im playing on a laptop which makes temperatures and CPU speed a sensible issue. I have tried undervolting before but it never really worked how I wanted it to. I have an i5 8300h which was limited to around 2.9 gHz (sometimes even lower) due to thermal throttling but now it runs pretty stable at 3.6 to even 3.9 GHz with also stable temperatures while at 100% load (with smaller tasks 4ghz if I'm lucky). Thank you!
Concise with nice production. This is the most helpful video I've watched on the subject. I was having serious heating issues with my Acer Aspire 7. Undervolting my laptop combined with a cooling pad (passive, no fans) made a huge difference with thermals. Thank you.
I recently bought a Asus tuf 15 4060. I don't usually buy laptops, however I purchased this one with the intention of undervolting it. After following this guide, the laptop's temps went from 75-95 celsius to 45-70, 57 on average. Such an insane difference while still able to play games at around 60 fps. I don't care about the performance hit because I already have a dedicated gaming PC that has an rtx 3080, I just wanted something to use when I'm traveling and studying.
I got MSI laptop and msi afterburner could be a great idea right? Also why it still gives the same performance and comes witht those default heating voltage?
I was suffering with temp of 90-99C on my HP Zbook 15 G1 whenever I launch a simple game such as Rocket League or Raft, sometimes even when I launch softwares such as Stremio. I tried this, and it WORKED!!! Now temperature is between 65-80 while playing these games!!! Thanks a lot, highly recommended.
Great video! just one thing wasn't clear. when you run TS becn to determine if revolt is stable (min 2:53), how do I should I interpret what the ThrottleStop says? It only says "Time: XX" (like 11 or 12 seconds), but what does this mean? Thanks!
if the laptop does not crash and restart, then your undervolt is stable. TS bench is just a way to stress the cpu to see if it is stable, and all of the numbers can be ignored.
Can i ask a question, is there any longterm effect if i do this on my laptop, ? Mine also heating too much, reaching 90° sometimes and im worried about that ,
@@mRazYTchannel only thing it does is draw less power, but if it reaching that temp. it's probably because the system is underpowered. That's very hot and not recommended for it to be that temperature, specially running something it really shouldn't be running
I seriously can't believe how well this worked... I've been running some games at like 97C for months... I followed this guide and suddenly my temps are around 80-85... Thank you SO much!
Wtf I do now I'm not able to recover from crash window..ever time I start it says opps something went wrong...I undervolted -100.6 please help me. I have i7 7700k and AMD graphics card.
Same thing happened to me, but once I got back on I quickly opened throttlestop changed the thing you changed to -100.6 to 0, and disable "Unlock Adjustable Voltage" Apply and Ok. Then after I did it my computer crashed but then once it turned on it was normal. Hope this helped
Start your computer in safe-mode and disable the scheduled task you created and disable "start program on startup" from your ctr-alt-del task manager menu
Firstly, you should stress test between undervolt attempts, and make changes in small increments. Starting at -100 is not a great idea. Also, disable turbo should not be checked. Additionally, I wouldn't recommend saving voltages immediately. Better to save after exit. This way if your computer crashes you won't get stuck in a boot loop. (Assuming of course you've set ThrottleStop to start with Windows) ThrottleStop made my laptop run MUCH smoother under load for gaming, but this guide is not thorough or complete, nor is it really the safest way to go about changing voltages.
Hey bro I got an I5 9500t with an iGPU Intel UHD 630. I've been searching for guides and such and found nothing relating to the CPU I own. Mind if you give me some advice before I try it?
Some people like to disable Intel DPTF (Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework) in FIVR by checking the box "Disable and Lock Turbo Power Limits" if you're experiencing throttling even at low temperatures. DPTF tries to set power limits dynamically.
Okay so is slidiing the voltage slider to the right increasing or DECREASING the undervolt? Because it would only make sense that moving away from the negatives would be increasing. So if -100 wasn't good enough for the heat to go away, I should move the slider more to the right?
I'm not trying to brag, I have a genuine question: I keep increasing my Offset Voltage and my pc isn't crashing. I'm up to 160.2 mV. Is Throttlestop working or is my CPU actually able to handle that? I'm using a i5-9300H
@@drsipp407 Same specs as before- with Throttlestop 9.4 I realised I had to press "OK" for the undervolting to take effect. I also did TS Benchmark to see how stable my computer was. I had to reduce the undervolting to 130mV for it to be stable :)
I admit, I just lowered the Turbo Ratio Limit by a mere one step, and immediately my core temperature dropped from 96 to 89. Lowering it by another step, it dropped even further to just around 85. Admittedly that might sacrifice a tiny bit of performance, but even playing a very graphic intensive 3D game, I didn't notice any FPS drop. And i still was able to stop the overheating.
For those who have a Dell XPS 9570 w/Intel i7-8750H CPU, these are my ThrottleStop settings which have increased my fps on every game by 20-30 (absolutely no stability/crash issues): Turbo Ratio Limits (Cores 1-6) = 41 CPU Core = -145.5 mV CPU Cache = -145.5 mV Intel GPU = -145.5 mV
Hholy shit, went from 95degree 12% throttling down to just above 80 degrees without throttling!~ this is incrediable. Edit: update; ATM -160mv reduction, sitting at 73 degrees(No thermal throttling), and *STABLE* !!
That is awesome! Will try to do it aswell with my Clevo N950TP6. It has a 8400 desktop CPU. While it runs at 80C at highest, I wonder if it will drop with the undervolt. My GPU is ok though, it doesn't get higher than 75C
whats the best offset for omen 15-ce0008nt 1050 ti, any ideas? also one video on youtube suggests to reduce turbo boost power max to 10,000 W is it feaseble to do both this operations ?
Really great video! Helped me to cool down my laptop. I even lowered the iGPU temps (Intel HD graphics) and now my low end games does not cause my fans to spin as hard as they can! :D Thank you!
I have an Acer Nitro 5, it is basically a nuclear reactor, this software save my laptop, using a combination under voltage and reducing multiplier from cores temps went down from 97C to 75C
@@pedrotoro246 BTW today I changed the thermal paste, I used the Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut, and now I don't need to undervolt the CPU or reduce frequency
Thank you very much, I used to have huge thermal issues on my 17" ASUS ROG Strix Scar III with the i7- 9750h, when I was playing CoD or BF V it usually reached over 90 degrees Celsius and now thanks to undervolting it by -70 mV it runs as stable as before but at maximum of 70 degrees Celsius and I don't have any less FPS. Keep your great work up and greetings from Germany.
I kept trying to find a way to prevent my gaming laptop from getting so heated while playing games. Eventually found out about undervolting and it's unbelievable that this isn't already a thing for the computers? It runs way better and it isn't burning to the touch, this is how it should be? It makes no sense why this isn't already a thing honestly it's crazy. I can't thank you enough for this simple tutorial, it seriously changed everything for the better I did crash occasionally but I think I found the soft spot! Thank you! It used to be going up past 95 to 100c and now it's down to through 50-60c and running way smoother.
Just did this for my HP omen gaming laptop. Incredible fix. So easy and now i get a steady 75 C compared to 90 C. I'm playing Bannerlord on ultra with 500 men battles and it keeps a steady temp. Thank you!
My laptop was always blowing loud af and on startup all the Windows animations were laggy as hell. I did a few things to fix it. I updated my Display drivers for both the built-in GPU (Intel) and the NVIDIA GPU. Next I set all 3D applications to automatically run on the GPU. That still wasn't really fixing the laggy Windows itself and the laptop was still blowing. Then I undervolted my laptop (I'm already familiar in doing that) and WHAM! Laptop running blazing fast without even turning on the fans for a second. Temperatures stable at around 50 deg C.
Thank you very much mac. I was having overheating issu with my hp envy laptop which runs on i7 7500u. it becomes very hot when I watch youtube videos. fortunately enough using this program and following your tutorial I have fixed the issue. Now, it runs very quietly without any problem. I was able to reduce it to -125 in all CPU, GPU, and cache. thank you once again.
Every single tutorial video should be done by this guy. Efficient, straight to the point, only the information you need with visual and audio cues. Excellent work, a model for how-to youTube.
Thank you, I really appreciate your kind words.
Couldn't agree more
So true
Yep. well said
straight forward? the intro before he said anything was 30 seconds long
Thanks for the video. Now my calculator can run crysis at ultra.
LOL
lmao. ti-84+ CE btw
This is legit peak comedy
Overused joke
lol
thanks dude, i can finally run minesweeper at 4 fps on my tesla
Lol
Edit: why don't you connect an eGPU to your calculator?
you are welcome lol
Lol
What is he sayinnn
how tf the testla gonna run .exe program
Wow! Thank you so much! I have a HP Omen 15 (2019) and this increased cooling performance a lot! I've always had temperatures like 90°C while playing GTA V, and with undervolting by -0,130V, I now have temperatures like 70°C max. while keeping the same performance. Thank you for this foolproof tutorial, since I'm very new to PC Gaming and stuff like this...
How you download gta 5
Ayushi Tyagi I did it via Steam...?
@@ayushityagi20 offline variant is available at ocean of games
How much increased battery you got after the undervolt
My HP omen15 : 97°. Stop buy HP.i can't use Cubase & OBS for live stream. Lag Lag Lag.in 97°. HP ? No Thanks.
I was able to follow this tutorial with all of the windows open without pausing once. This is a sign of a great tutorial.
Amazing guide. Was having choppy framerates on my Gigabyte Aero 15x, your tut fixed it. Cant thank you enough. Your guide was fast, to the point and easy to understand, great job.
I seriously thought I was watching a video from someone with 100k subs.. Your video quality deserved more subs!
This and re-pasting dropped my temps big time. Finally stable.
This really helped me! Thank you so much. My HP Omen was COOKING all the time. Now it's running much better.
how much did you undervolt?
Bro, can you tell me what HP Omen do you have?
Bruh, wtf. I Play games on Epic settings at 50 Celsius. This is amazing.
REALLLY????! THATS FUCKIN SICK
how to lower the °C?
@@Rickc670 if you all the steps like in the video the temperature should get automatically lower
sir if the icon on the icon tray is green is it running?
or it should be red?
@@arikowidtrash7074 Press "turn on" the icon should be red
You're so good at this. Quick guide no unnecessary talking, no long intros, no begging for likes. Thank you so much for this video
I agree apart from the long intro. Those were some neat laptop shots tho lmao
hehehe no long intro eh
45sec of intro nice
sir if the icon on the icon tray is green is it running?
or it should be red?
@@arikowidtrash7074 Mine is green as well at icon tray, it's running so I think it's alright.
Asus GL552VW before: 97 degrees, after 83 with -130mV. Thank you mate!
yo we have the same laptop its amazing how the cpu can be hot on this model!!!
@@laytal_28 actually I sold it and the cpu melted on the mboard later...
@@Cynricification daaamn how , did u remplaced the thermal paste ? Mine is 92° sometime shit
@@laytal_28 ye I did :/
Thanks a lot, man! Asus VivoBook 15 510qu (i5 8250), -300 mV (but only -90 mV for CPU Cache). The temperature was decreased from 95 to 73. Before I've used this throttlestop only for "disable turbo" and it helped a little, but performance was bad
Amazing video buddy. Undervolting should be a must for every gaming laptop user. Dropped my temps from 80 C to like 68-69C at full load. Note that i have an i7 7700HQ, found that -120V works great for me, might try to go even further...
imon -1000v i play gta 5 on high settings with jst an amazing 51 c
You guys mV right?...
@@haideralikhan5947 what, doesn't your laptop run on three fazes AC directly from the power line?
@@takar20 that's too powerful for my potato, I use hamsters running on wheels to power my laptop
THIS IS THE MOST OPTIMIZED UNDERVOLTING TUTORIAL ON TH-cam! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I can’t change anything why? I can open the app but can’t change anything, it’s like disabled
have u watched any others?
Thats weird you should be able to press some buttons to change the values
Maybe reinstall it
@@kakz1466 maybe cuz i have10 Th gen and they say they removed this feature
-150 mV on i7-7700hq and the temperature decreased from 95 degrees to 70. Thank you!
is this stable ? I have a blue screen after closing a vr game at -150
@PyroProxTM -149.4 for 6 days stable !
Did you check aswell Disable Turbo?
Lol mine is -155mv for both core clock and cache
Your laptop is stable and cool enough with 4 cores at 3.8GHz AND hyperthreading?? My god, that is blender heaven
i7 8750h hexacore not quad-core
@tristan, i am I only lowered the CPU core because if I lower the CPU Cache my System crashes! Is there any problem because my performance has increased and my Temperatures have dropped!
@@johnclayton4946 There's no problem with that.
@@Oscar-if6lq Thanks! My Laptop seems to be doing fine and it has already passed 3 months and the temperatures are still low!
John Clayton yesss baddd
You helped me so much man, I was about to return my gl504 with having uge frame drops. Thank you very very much
Can anyone help and tell how this work optimal? So I've done all the steps from the video. I have the icon in the right side of my desktop. When I'm on laptop's battery should I select turn on and put it on battery mode and when I'm plugged in should I select Performance or whatever I'm doin? Should it stay with the Icon Red or Green. It's green by default but when I select Turn on" it's Red. How it's correct. Someone help me, please :)
I'm askin because I'm feeling that my laptop work better when it stays on green I dunno maybe is just me...
Thank you dude, this helped prevent thermal throttling on my g5, i went from 95C after 30min gameplay on d2, to max of 71C after 2 hrs on D2. Great stuff!
facing the same issue on my g5 se , poor thermals. hope this helps me too.
@@utkarshkaushal9631 did it?
@@utkarshkaushal9631 did it mofo??
@@rezicool283my g5se has an amd chipset, so i used ryzen controller and msi afterburner to limit my temps, it does works and keeps the temps below 90 unlike before
@@utkarshkaushal9631 my g5 5500 can’t be undervolted due to dell’s bios, how did you do it ?
I had many problems with the intel XTU tool, thank you for showing me other (better) alternative!
I don't understand why Intel can keep making these processors more "power efficient" but yet somehow make them less and less efficient. It's insane that a simple tool can unlock so much potential of such expensive machines
I came back here just to thank you for the amazing tip. My Alienware 13 R3 i7-7700HQ with GTX1060 used to idle at 55-60 degrees Celsius. I undervolted and tested stability gradually until I hit an undervolt of -169.9mv!! Now my laptop idles at 42 degrees which is almost 15 degrees lower! Also, my cpu temp dropped around 10 degrees in games... Surprisingly, since my cpu temp dropped, my gpu temp also dropped around 7 degrees under max usage (I'm assuming they use the same heatpipe). Also, the battery life was extended by around 60 mins. It's like a bought a new laptop lol No throttling whatsoever.
the intro at the beginning took a lotta time but man your tutorial was very good!
THANK YOU! I was getting 80-87 degrees and now im getting 67-70 and rarely goes above 72. THANK YOU LEGENDD!
You think that’s bad? My laptop gets over 100 lol
Undervolting, and repasting my laptop as long as getting a cooling pad has made a huge difference. My laptop would be anything around 90-95C under heavy load, now it just chills at 70C. Thanks a lot man!
wtf thats still bad isnt it?
@@twiq.2903 For a laptop under heavy load, that's pretty good.
@@twiq.2903 70c under heavy load on a gaming laptop is incredible
This did the trick on my 8750h, though I took the CPU core down by -0.125 mv. I haven't gotten temps above about 75c. Great video.
Omg I am so glad i Have found You and Your video :) I was having temps - on idle - at range of 75-82 degrees and now they are on 50-55 degrees. Big big thanks
video starts at 1:15
Thanks you so much
thx
Thanks you're my jesus
The beginning is unnecessary padding designed to increase watch hours for monetisation purposes. For a technical video it's really annoying.
@@bobshifimods7302 You're biased and completely wrong. Significant monetary gain through video advertising can only be gained if the video length is over 10 minutes. You can only put one ad in a video that's smaller than 10 minutes. The beginning is for artistic value and is basically the intro. You're completely biased and factually incorrect. Please do your research and don't say stupid stuff powered by your ego and your ego only, BOBSHIFIMODS.
Love you bro temp dropped suddenly loved it man always used to think my laptop got old but now i feel good
Thanks mate, just tried this and it looks extremely promising. Thanks for sharing!
Do you think this exact method will work on Acer Predator Helios 300 1660ti 2019, I don't actually know on what the fuck I'm doing and might fuck up my laptop xD
Just went from 95-100 under load to 80-90 (XPS 15 9570), sweet :)
This is with my first attempt of -100mV, I might try and push that lower
Lifesaver. Short, direct, no BS. My favorite video ever.
You have only 800subs wtf the quality was so good I though you had like 25K
Coco康納 Thank you man I really appreciate it
Well you have one more!
Kevin Shroff and another
@@KevinShroff now you are close to 8k
keep growing❤❤
Thank you, i was having 250fps at 70°c, it used to be 90°c
😌 really?
@@peesh. yeah, i played counter strike that shoulf explained it
@DonCappuccino i used a nitro 5, it's easily overheat, it have a 60hz screen, thats with the v sync off
@DonCappuccino well maybe i mean i change the thermal paste and i clean the fan too, that helps a lot too, and i tried this
I can't thank you enough. My i5 Dell xps 13 7390 runs hot and loud. I only use it for web browsing and media consumption (no gaming), and the fan is usually on max and the laptop is hot to the touch. If I plug in the power cord to start charging my battery my computer turns into a jet engine, despite the fact that the fans, vents and internals are dust free. I followed this guide and now my fans are rarely audible and my laptop is usually only slightly warm, despite being used for the exact same things. I can't believe I owned this laptop for over a year before finding this guide
I used to have 85 degrees Celsius on shadow of the tomb raider and with the undervolting i got 65 Celsius. Amazing!
@Leonardo Gregory bro mine is 46-50 regular havent tried gaming on it ye t. but wow the difference is crazy
did you experience any drop in performance or it was still the same as before undervolt.
@@vikramsingh-io6hu the different is big, but some newer laptop are undevolted right out of the factory
Did you check aswell Disable Turbo?
@@TomySTS Disable turbo isn't checked. 8 months in and still having great temps on both cpu and gpu. i did have to change the voltage at one giving point but that was 2 months ago.
it's not checked because my laptop has custom game modes, like neutral and boosted. wich changes the clockspeed. personally i don't experience much of a difference with temps. and if it does it will be a very small hit.
This is actually exactly what I needed. Great job!
James Chung Thank you!
I was able to do -190mv on my core i5 8300h. Went from 75°C to 60°C Max with 4.0Ghz set as all core turbo (resulting 3.89 in reality). This is crazy, thank you :O
are you for real? all stable so far? what brand it's your laptop? i'm looking for a cool i5 8300h (i7 it's way too hot) with rtx 2060( more or less the desktop variant 1070ti).
@@indianultalpaiute7370 I had some Bluescreens on boot up(weirdly enough not under heavy load), so I had to change it to -175mv. It's stable now and the temps stay in the low 60's. (Medion Erazer x6805)
Why can't throttlestop go further than 125? Does it depend on cpu?
@@Clyne69 tick the range under it 125 or 250 tick it
Dropped my I7 9750h temps from 90+c to around 70c to 80c during gaming, the performance is better because of lower temps. I undervolted cpu core to - 250 and cache by - 125 and Intel gpu by - 50.
Thanks i using i7 9750h too :D
I had an issue with GTA V freezing my entire laptop every 20mins or so, making it unplayable. Undervolting completely fixed the issue (it was most likely my CPU overheating), so if you're having similar problems, trying this is super important.
ty. I left speed shift to 0 for maximum performance. I wish you had explained it bit more. 0 = max performance. 255 = max downclocking.
While gaming my Lenovo Y520 was going 90-92 Celcius but after undervolting It got down to 75 Degree
So clearly explained this works like magic :)
what about performances drop ?
@@moussafiradil1700 no performance drop at all
If you get performance drops you've done it wrong or your build is unstable
Thank you Kevin. God bless you!
Thank you sooo much. My Yoga 940 was going crazy just from basic web browsing (the battery consumption was also around 40%/hour, if not more) 5 minutes in and I'm already noticing a difference. :D
Can't believe this works after 5 years. Tried a lot of other methods but this one is easiest.
Kevin but you forgot to mention that people might want to throttlestop work even if AC power is plugged out. For that on task scheduler need to go at previously made throttlestop "properties" - Conditions - > Under "Power" uncheck "start the task only if the computer is on AC power.
Hey Kevin, just a question out of the main topic: The intro music ... its bass sounds great in my headphones. Did you resample it? What's its bitrate?
Oh yeah that bass was sooo good I think because the volume level of the bass is a bit higher, it isn't related to the bitrate
E X I S T jessaudrey the name of the music
"If your laptop didn't crashssssssssssss...... "
Ah I should try -80
I have 40 is that bad?
what specs do you have?
i didn't crash at-100 but idk if i wanna test the limits
it broke my laptop .-.
I could make mine go to -125 holy
I love the presentation of this video. Clean, straight forward and to the point. Most excellent! Kevin should give a seminar on how to do tutorial videos for youtubers (and anyone else for that matter) and youtube should make it a required watch for those doing training videos.
Really good explanation. That was exactly what I was searching for! Im playing on a laptop which makes temperatures and CPU speed a sensible issue. I have tried undervolting before but it never really worked how I wanted it to. I have an i5 8300h which was limited to around 2.9 gHz (sometimes even lower) due to thermal throttling but now it runs pretty stable at 3.6 to even 3.9 GHz with also stable temperatures while at 100% load (with smaller tasks 4ghz if I'm lucky). Thank you!
Very good tutorial.
I went from 90-95*C to 60-75*C by setting undervolt to -99.6 mV in MSI GV62 8RE with i7 8750H. Thanks man!
wow, downloading the clients seems 10x harder than the rest of the process
Concise with nice production. This is the most helpful video I've watched on the subject.
I was having serious heating issues with my Acer Aspire 7. Undervolting my laptop combined with a cooling pad (passive, no fans) made a huge difference with thermals. Thank you.
Bro I also have Acer aspire 7 i5 9300. What was your undervolted value?
Plz replay
@@karthikmn2257 I don't remember a value from over 2 years ago.
@@Cryogenics12 ok bro, thankz for the replay
@@karthikmn2257 what is your undervolting i have acer aspire too
this helped tame my lenovo p1, it almost runs as cool as my xps 13 now
Thanks, it helped a lot! Max temp used to be 90, now it's like 78 degree
I recently bought a Asus tuf 15 4060. I don't usually buy laptops, however I purchased this one with the intention of undervolting it.
After following this guide, the laptop's temps went from 75-95 celsius to 45-70, 57 on average.
Such an insane difference while still able to play games at around 60 fps.
I don't care about the performance hit because I already have a dedicated gaming PC that has an rtx 3080, I just wanted something to use when I'm traveling and studying.
Hey, which parameters did you setup? I have a F15 too
I got MSI laptop and msi afterburner could be a great idea right? Also why it still gives the same performance and comes witht those default heating voltage?
I am still confused about one thing, you didn't press the turn on button on the bottom
I didn't press it either and it works without the on button! I don't see a difference if I press on or off!
Excellent tutorial. Not only helpful, but straight to the point. Thanks.
Literally decreased my degrees by 30! Thanks bro!
sir if the icon on the icon tray is green is it running?
or it should be red?
I was suffering with temp of 90-99C on my HP Zbook 15 G1 whenever I launch a simple game such as Rocket League or Raft, sometimes even when I launch softwares such as Stremio. I tried this, and it WORKED!!! Now temperature is between 65-80 while playing these games!!! Thanks a lot, highly recommended.
My old asus would always abruptly crash when trying to play RE2 remake, now it's quiet and at 87° max (opposed to reach 95° and shut down in
thak u sir
walcome
Todey wi re gone instoll Ubuntu
Tumolow ï vill playe pubuGi mubilu
Gla pople ejy tis vedo
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Great video! just one thing wasn't clear.
when you run TS becn to determine if revolt is stable (min 2:53), how do I should I interpret what the ThrottleStop says? It only says "Time: XX" (like 11 or 12 seconds), but what does this mean?
Thanks!
if the laptop does not crash and restart, then your undervolt is stable. TS bench is just a way to stress the cpu to see if it is stable, and all of the numbers can be ignored.
Thanks for the tutorial. One question: do I need to click on the "Turn On" button (next to Options) to apply the settings?
just realized this myself, i didnt have that on. He diidnt mention it so i dont know, let me know if you firgured it out
Up to this comment, need some answer ^^
Can i ask a question, is there any longterm effect if i do this on my laptop, ? Mine also heating too much, reaching 90° sometimes and im worried about that ,
Yes. You need it to be "Turned On" in order for it to work.
@@mRazYTchannel only thing it does is draw less power, but if it reaching that temp. it's probably because the system is underpowered. That's very hot and not recommended for it to be that temperature, specially running something it really shouldn't be running
You could also modify the undervolt offset through the BIOS settings, that way you don't need to start ThrottleStop every time you boot up
I seriously can't believe how well this worked... I've been running some games at like 97C for months... I followed this guide and suddenly my temps are around 80-85...
Thank you SO much!
Wtf I do now I'm not able to recover from crash window..ever time I start it says opps something went wrong...I undervolted -100.6 please help me. I have i7 7700k and AMD graphics card.
Same thing happened to me, but once I got back on I quickly opened throttlestop changed the thing you changed to -100.6 to 0, and disable "Unlock Adjustable Voltage" Apply and Ok. Then after I did it my computer crashed but then once it turned on it was normal. Hope this helped
Start your computer in safe-mode and disable the scheduled task you created and disable "start program on startup" from your ctr-alt-del task manager menu
Delete the throttlestop.ini configuration file and start again.
@@ashwinsarma1272 it was happened with me also i quickly rest the setting before it carshes doe same like me :)
@KIA lol can't believe dude undervolted a desktop 😂
I can't thank you too much! This is truly amazing. Thanks man
Firstly, you should stress test between undervolt attempts, and make changes in small increments. Starting at -100 is not a great idea. Also, disable turbo should not be checked. Additionally, I wouldn't recommend saving voltages immediately. Better to save after exit. This way if your computer crashes you won't get stuck in a boot loop. (Assuming of course you've set ThrottleStop to start with Windows)
ThrottleStop made my laptop run MUCH smoother under load for gaming, but this guide is not thorough or complete, nor is it really the safest way to go about changing voltages.
Hey bro I got an I5 9500t with an iGPU Intel UHD 630. I've been searching for guides and such and found nothing relating to the CPU I own. Mind if you give me some advice before I try it?
Some people like to disable Intel DPTF (Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework) in FIVR by checking the box "Disable and Lock Turbo Power Limits" if you're experiencing throttling even at low temperatures. DPTF tries to set power limits dynamically.
Okay so is slidiing the voltage slider to the right increasing or DECREASING the undervolt? Because it would only make sense that moving away from the negatives would be increasing. So if -100 wasn't good enough for the heat to go away, I should move the slider more to the right?
I'm not trying to brag, I have a genuine question: I keep increasing my Offset Voltage and my pc isn't crashing. I'm up to 160.2 mV. Is Throttlestop working or is my CPU actually able to handle that? I'm using a i5-9300H
Same I have an i7-10750H and I’m up to 180
@@drsipp407 Same specs as before- with Throttlestop 9.4 I realised I had to press "OK" for the undervolting to take effect. I also did TS Benchmark to see how stable my computer was. I had to reduce the undervolting to 130mV for it to be stable :)
Video starts at 0:42
After I finished setting up throttlestop, should i click "Turn on" or what?
same question
@@knowledg3r i found out that turn on does nothing.
@@abdulmalekalmkainzi9878 Give up then.
I admit, I just lowered the Turbo Ratio Limit by a mere one step, and immediately my core temperature dropped from 96 to 89. Lowering it by another step, it dropped even further to just around 85. Admittedly that might sacrifice a tiny bit of performance, but even playing a very graphic intensive 3D game, I didn't notice any FPS drop. And i still was able to stop the overheating.
how did you do that?
For those who have a Dell XPS 9570 w/Intel i7-8750H CPU, these are my ThrottleStop settings which have increased my fps on every game by 20-30 (absolutely no stability/crash issues):
Turbo Ratio Limits (Cores 1-6) = 41
CPU Core = -145.5 mV
CPU Cache = -145.5 mV
Intel GPU = -145.5 mV
wait whad do you mean by no stability ?? does it mean your fps were not stable?
@@agam971 lmao 🤣
@@agam971no stability issues*
Hholy shit, went from 95degree 12% throttling down to just above 80 degrees without throttling!~
this is incrediable.
Edit: update; ATM -160mv reduction, sitting at 73 degrees(No thermal throttling), and *STABLE* !!
That is awesome! Will try to do it aswell with my Clevo N950TP6. It has a 8400 desktop CPU. While it runs at 80C at highest, I wonder if it will drop with the undervolt. My GPU is ok though, it doesn't get higher than 75C
you followed the whole thing on video?
i need ti press "turn on" right? on TU
Please can share the link you downloaded the app from? the ones I downloaded won't install. thanks
What Laptop do you have?
can i just delete the folder to remove the changes? because my laptop crashes all the time when i start it
thank you :D how much Voltage should i do? it crashes at -100 and my fan becomse very loud :/
Do lower like -80
Every time I put my laptop to sleep and then when I use it the clock speed reduces to 795mhz and screen refresh rate from 144 to 60
Finally someone showed how to use throttlestops undervolting feature, thanks!
Tutorial's 2 years ago, still works like a charm! My roblox has a clear 60 fps from now on, thank you Kevin!
Didn't change my temp at all. On the bright side i got a 30fps increase in PUBG
Beaverittos which cpu have you got?
Beaverittos it’s because it isn’t thermal throttling anymore. Or thermal throttling less.
WTF that is amazing
Try pubg lite pc on low settings and vsync on, supposed to have low heat for hours
I dont have an option of
"speed shift" and "FIVR"
I also dont have..
Aby updates?
@Ɽυѕнιl Ƥяιηƈҽ yeah I think our hardware is weak
me too
whats the best offset for omen 15-ce0008nt 1050 ti, any ideas?
also one video on youtube suggests to reduce turbo boost power max to 10,000 W
is it feaseble to do both this operations ?
There's no best offset. Even two identical chips will stay stable at different numbers. Start from - 80 to down from there.
Really great video!
Helped me to cool down my laptop. I even lowered the iGPU temps (Intel HD graphics) and now my low end games does not cause my fans to spin as hard as they can! :D
Thank you!
I have an Acer Nitro 5, it is basically a nuclear reactor, this software save my laptop, using a combination under voltage and reducing multiplier from cores temps went down from 97C to 75C
what was your exact configuration, i have the same computer and my temps are really high
@@pedrotoro246
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@@fmoreno2 thank you 👍
@@pedrotoro246 BTW today I changed the thermal paste, I used the Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut, and now I don't need to undervolt the CPU or reduce frequency
Thank you so much I used to get 40 FPS now I get 80 on max settings
holy crap dude, this actually helped. Thank you so much, I went from like almost 100 to 80 - 70
My laptop is so weak that it freezes if I'm gonna open Throttlestop.
Eminem Cruz same happened to mine
100% recommend. Dropped only by 30 voltage and went from 94 degrees thermal throttle to 80 and now im ganna push it more so highly recommend
Thank you very much, I used to have huge thermal issues on my 17" ASUS ROG Strix Scar III with the i7- 9750h, when I was playing CoD or BF V it usually reached over 90 degrees Celsius and now thanks to undervolting it by -70 mV it runs as stable as before but at maximum of 70 degrees Celsius and I don't have any less FPS. Keep your great work up and greetings from Germany.
Nice! Ich habe -100,6 gemacht und habe jetzt ~30 Grad weniger. (beim Spielen ungefähr 50-55 Grad! Cool dass man hier auch auf Deutsche trifft :)
Help I put my laptop at -1000 on my dell g7 and it still does not crash. Is the software working or am I doing something wrong
Lmao
3:57 do you have to change "configure for" to Windows 10 if you are on Windows 10 or do you just leave it?
Before watching this
My fifa 19 used to run at 70 and used to go till 94
After watching this
Runs at 60 and goes till 80 at max
i assume you mean the temp and not the fps? as thats a drop in fps if thats what your saying.
I kept trying to find a way to prevent my gaming laptop from getting so heated while playing games. Eventually found out about undervolting and it's unbelievable that this isn't already a thing for the computers? It runs way better and it isn't burning to the touch, this is how it should be? It makes no sense why this isn't already a thing honestly it's crazy. I can't thank you enough for this simple tutorial, it seriously changed everything for the better I did crash occasionally but I think I found the soft spot! Thank you!
It used to be going up past 95 to 100c and now it's down to through 50-60c and running way smoother.
Just did this for my HP omen gaming laptop. Incredible fix. So easy and now i get a steady 75 C compared to 90 C. I'm playing Bannerlord on ultra with 500 men battles and it keeps a steady temp. Thank you!
What mv did you change it to?
This is called quality. When your content is so good that no one complains about a minute long intro
Video starts at 0:41 you’re welcome
thankyou so much ! my laptop when i start any game raise to very high temps 96max ! now after doing undervolting it never raise above 80
Does your fps drop after getting more lower temps?
@@ItsmeDio-vr9wt they shouldnt drop as clock speed is still the same
My laptop was always blowing loud af and on startup all the Windows animations were laggy as hell. I did a few things to fix it. I updated my Display drivers for both the built-in GPU (Intel) and the NVIDIA GPU. Next I set all 3D applications to automatically run on the GPU.
That still wasn't really fixing the laggy Windows itself and the laptop was still blowing. Then I undervolted my laptop (I'm already familiar in doing that) and WHAM! Laptop running blazing fast without even turning on the fans for a second. Temperatures stable at around 50 deg C.
Thank you very much mac. I was having overheating issu with my hp envy laptop which runs on i7 7500u. it becomes very hot when I watch youtube videos. fortunately enough using this program and following your tutorial I have fixed the issue. Now, it runs very quietly without any problem. I was able to reduce it to -125 in all CPU, GPU, and cache. thank you once again.
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