True king, 3 laptops taken down from 100C to 75 thanks to this video, msi gl63, gf63 and a dell g5 all saved from black screen limbo. Thank you god man
@@laptoptweakingtips hi please do you know how i can overclock or unlock a 12th gen locked cpu my laptop i need about 2 ghz i promise once you helped me that will be it or can you do it with setfsb or throttle stop work it would mean a lot to me and can a system restore point created before it was done reset it please could you reply me how i can do it and could you make it simple thanks
I just watched how to unlock undervolt in bios locked for g15 , i have g17 and it worked. After 2 years of suffering with this thing. THANK YOU so much and im gonna be a supporter for you!
Awesome my bro! Trust me I feel your pain followed by your relief. It's incredible how much difference temps can make to performance What CPU do you have?
Great video, but some info for you: When you see a number like this: 0x10e, it's NOT pronounced "zero times one zero e", the X is not multiplication eg: "times" -- it's an indication that the proceeding number is in hexadecimal (base 16)not decimal (base 10). If you really want to pronounce them, it's: "zero x, one zero e", but you can just simple say "one zero e"; the 0x prefix is very important when dealing with low value hex values (eg: 9 and lower) where it's ambiguous if it's in hex or decimal, but if the value contains any letters (eg: A-F) then it's assumed to be hexadecimal. Hope this helps!
Great tutorial! I rarely comment on the videos, but this one saved my laptop. I was able to unlock the undervolting on my i5-10300h and now my temperatures never reach 90C. Thanks a lot!
@@laptoptweakingtips Yeah, but I’m working anyways so honestly, I can really “chill” only in November/December. My laptop was really dirty from no usage but today I opened and blew all the dust away and cleaned my desktop. Feels relaxing.
@@laptoptweakingtips hi please do you know how i can overclock or unlock a 12th gen locked cpu my laptop is hp 250 g9 core i7 1225u my ghz is 1.7ghz and i need about 2 ghz i promise once you helped me that will be it or can you do it with setfsb or throttle stop means a lot to me and can a system restore point created before it was done reset it thanks also please could tell me what tools and codes i need to unlock my cpu multipier im sorry if wasted your time before please help me and finally what tools can unlock my locked cpu please
I gave up hope on my g7 1770 a few months ago with tons of black screens with basic use. the temps were fine but the laptop always black screened randomly. Scratched my head for around a year and finally stopped using the laptop entirely until i found this video, thank you so much brother
I used Asus gpu tweak II to boost my gpu core clock and my cpu got really hot at that moment and throttling down it self to 0.19ghz for 2 minutes! but now it's completely stable! Thanks to your work my man! You're A hero
Watching it at 2 am . I am just waiting next day to try it on my i7 11th 11370h. Coz now I have to reduce his frequency on 4000 MHz . Hope this guide help me. I don't understand much in your guide , but it's only my problem. Thank you sir for you work. It's incredible and Wish me good luck)))
@@laptoptweakingtips Hello sir, unfortunately it didn’t work (((I did everything as in the video, I even double-checked. But the setting to unlock the voltage control is still disabled(. I sent you a request on Discord. I would be happy to help. Have a nice day
I adjusted the values for myself and here's the before and after: before: 92-93 degrees and cpu clock is around 3500-3600mhz after: maximum 78 degrees and cpu clock is 4000-4100mhz you're an absolute legend bro thanks a lot
What CPU do you have bro? That's still pretty hot, with CPUs 10300h and up if you tweak turbo ratio limits above and beyond undervolting you can drop temps an additional 10-15 degrees
No stress bro. Just a forewarning the undervolting is 50/50 with 4 digit processors ending with g1, g3, g5, g7 It works best on h and u series processors 🤷
Amazeballs! Informed, effective, and priceless! Today I am modifying my ASUS Zenbook 13 with an 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1165G7 @ 2.80GHz, 4 Core, 8 Thread
Lol bro, I didn't mean you just like every video I've ever done. That would be sadistic of me. Just when you see a new video pop up, consider watching it Lol thanks nonetheless
Safe search? Sorry this is from 3 months ago so can't quite recall that? Are you talking about the grub menu part? Anyway glad I could be of aid Now I just gotta figure out how to end load shedding 🤣😂
Dude ima b honest, i was not expecting u to be this produced like this is some rlly quality content ngl. I am sure u don't do this but is there any way you can suggest me some Good screen recorders for Chromebook? like the built in one is already available but maybe if u can help find a better one. it will b rlly rlly appreciated. thx
Shot bro! Mr Vid Iq lol! I don't use Chromebook, but I'll do a little research quick. I use OBS for all things other than recording gameplay, but it can be CPU heavy. Gimme a coupla minutes
Check some of these out, their OBS equivalents for Chromebook alvarotrigo.com/blog/obs-chromebook/#:~:text=Is%20There%20An%20OBS%20Equivalent,to%20OBS%20Studio%20on%20Chromebooks.
Thanks for the detailed guide, I really appreciate your work! There is just one problem for me though: I have an LG Gram - i7 - 1165G7 and the VTX option is Enabled and greyed out in my BIOS. Can you point me to any guide that will allow me to toggle this in BIOS, maybe switching to a different BIOS version, or should I just ignore it, leave VTX enabled and proceed with the other steps in your unlocking guide? Any help is much appreciated :)
Hey man, i did everything and the perfomance improved alot, i just have one question that after all of this should i enable the secure boot and virtualization on? If yes, would throttle stop still worK? Thanks again
no leave it like that that processor is very sensitive to undervolting but your temps are still high even with undervolt for that processor i recommend setting turbo ratio limits to 36 over all cores that tends to do the trick for people with a 11800h @@jahosaps9513
@@laptoptweakingtips Hello again when I use my PC with battery I get a blue screen :( will it be because of the undervolt? Or because of the ram release program
Great job! We managed to unlock turbo limits on Intel I5 11300h, but power management is still not available, any ideas? windows 11 22h2, laptop - xiaomi pro x 15.6 2021
Sorry for my English, i want to thank you for your effort and easy guides. I reached to modify the turbo ratios of my 12th gen 12700 h to lower temperatures a bit. I just want to know if after doing that I can revert in BIOS to activate the Virtualization and secure boot or it will interfere with the new setup. Thanks a lot !!!
In bios you can reenable secure boot, that was just used to boot into grub As for virtualization, that blocks undervolting, but the 12700h can only adjust turbo ratio limits, so you can reenable virtualization If you experience it blocking turbo ratio limits just switch it back off again
7:02 when i go into core isolation settings it says "The page you are trying to access has no supported features and its not available", how can I solve it ?
Thank you for your efforts for providing us this guide. Interesting that after the bios tweaks my 13980hx had undervolting enabled in the OS. But it still didn't respond to changes and, instead, it got limited to 55w of power only. Any thoughts on this?
could be an side effect of undervolt protection, or alternatively that you havent disabled virtualization in the bios just make sure that virtualization is disabled see if that makes a difference
Thanks man Every CPU is a little different and needs it's own testing and benchmarking That being said 11th gen typically undervolted less than 10th gen If try between -70 to 90mv on core -60 to 80mv on cache Then turbo ratio limits probably 39, 38 or 37 over all cores
@@laptoptweakingtips Edit: I've figured it out, but have another qeustion - after doing all the undervolting, should I turn on memory integration back on?
Hello! Coming back again to talk about the error So I already disabled VTX in my asus and disabled secure boot as well but the error is still there Also almost forgot to mention, the error says "error: unable to write data!"
1. If you play a game that belongs to Microsoft, but you run them, for example, on steam, then deleting XBOX applications will lead to the fact that you may have huge problems with them. For example, Gears5 will shamelessly lag and crash without apps and services related to XBOX and MSstore. I highly recommend uninstalling the Xbox altogether. From his removal of hemorrhoids more than if he remains. 2. You also need to be very careful about services and configure checking for USB. For example, if you are using a radio headset or gaming radio mice, then any non-standard USB settings will simply create huge problems for you. 3. In general, everything else in the video is very useful, but remember that you will always have time to delete something. Do not rush to remove things whose purpose you simply do not know. For example, once I deleted some library of Windows languages and services for them. And the next time I started, instead of letters, I had just squares. Windows simply did not know any 1 language, and it was no longer possible to put it back. Just reinstalling windows. Thanks a lot to the author of the video for such a voluminous work. And a special thank you for your support on Discord. Helped a lot.
yeah thats why i point out that when i delete something, to check if you use it... services, ive checked and double checked, i didnt just make a list out of my head lol!
So I typed the keys according to your notes What I typed to the grub menu: setup_var CpuSetup 0xDF 0x0 (for the overclock lock) setup_var CpuSetup 0x43 0x0 (for the cfg lock)
@@friedlemonade7112 then there could be a chance that your laptop has the new microcode called undervolt protection It's not common 11th gen but I have seen it once or twice
@friedlemonade7112 undervolt protection is a brick wall for me It mostly affects unlocked 12th and 13th gen processors like the hx and hk I haven't found a way to reverse that as of yet unfortunately
Hi, i did the commands for 10th gen, turned off intel vtx, turned off secure boot then when i checked throttlestop the cpu core and turbo ratio limits are still not unlocked. Can someone help?
Great guide. But I noticed that if you then reset the UEFI BIOS settings, undervolting will not be available as before, you will need to do the procedure again
You can switch secure boot back on, but you must leave virtualization off. Since 11 22h2 virtualization blocks undervolting If there is a bios update and the settings revert, then yes you will have to repeat the process Thanks bro for the kind words.
thank you. I disable in bios intel virtualization technology. I haven't tried resetting the BIOS configuration yet. i haave win 10 and msi laptop @@laptoptweakingtips
Hey does using the highest power plan means that you will always use maximum CPU power even when idling or just watching youtube? I often get my laptop outside so i dont really want for it to drain much battery. Let me know if im wrong
Hello Mate amazing vid very informative i got a Dell G15 with i7 11800H. So to be clear the best option for me in throttlestop in only to modify cpu core and cache offset around - 65? Adjusting pl1 and pl2 will make no sense or useless is that correct?
Core max between -70mv to -85mv Cache max -65mv Then adjust turbo ratio limits to 36 over all cores You should see a nice temp reduction from that. If not you can try 35 over all cores I wouldn't mess around with power limits beyond that as you can lose performance. Power limits don't reset as well. TPL section is a past resort in my opinion Thanks by the way bro Glad you got unlocked 💪😎
I also tried the pl1 stuff but i got bsod or hangs.. So yeah definitely i got around 95.7 on cpu core and 60 on cache. Are we also allowed to underclock gpu? I got a. 3060 on this badboy but i am not sure thw volts are in gray....
Bro the 11800h is very sensitive to undervolting I wouldn't recommend -95 on core Max -85 I'd say Further than that you're gonna get bsod Yeah on my homepage there is a video under performance optimizations going over GPU undervolting with MSI Afterburner
Update it am now at my cpu around - 85 core and - 60 cache om throttlestop.. Underclocked my gpu at 1550 core clock and that it my cpu temps are at 71c and 79c on gpu. With G mode one it brings down to around 60c both cpu and gpu temps and still giving me beyond 75fps on FF7 REMAKE 🤣 ON 1080P. so im happy for my end this will bring my laptop have more years to come as i bought this only 2nd hand and around 3 years from the original owner. Btw also replaced thermal paste with noctua nt h2😁
You're doing great work my man props to you. However it did not work for me on i5 10th gen. When I type the commands in GRUB menu I get an error saying "unable to write data! (Error: 0x0000000000000008)
Really good tutorial. I followed your instructions and it did say everything went successfully, but unfortunately it didn't seem to unlock undervolting or access to turbo ratio limits in Throttlestop. I'm running a Dell XPS 8940 i7-11700. Any work arounds or solutions to this, I can't stand the heat inside my room.
@@laptoptweakingtips still, the numbers on the right of the fiver don't change when I changed the voltage..but when I changed the turbo speed lower from 56 to 36 it was ok .. 13980hx cant we just limit the wattage ?? What about xtu can we use it now ?
Hello bro I am going to start this process , I have an intel i913900hx cpu and it always reaches 100 degrees in more han 30 minutes playing . In throttlestop I am not able to customize unlock adjustable voltage for cpu core and turbo voltage also. I just wanted to ask you are there any risks in doing this process and also can you share any tips before starting this process for my cpu and laptop it is acer predator helios
12th and 13th gen typically can't unlock undervolting itself, however considering it's a hx processor it should technically be unlocked. So it could be unlocked via this process. Provided your laptop doesn't have undervolt protection If it does then only turbo ratio limits will be unlocked. Which is still a great way to reduce temps
One more que bro😅😅 can i turn on secure boot and virtual technology after undervolting will this set the parameters to default?? ((I didn't mean to interrupt bro it was already posted if ya read this))
I followed your instructions. In ThrottleStop, I changed CPU Core and CPU Cache to for example, -140 mv and -99.0 mv. However, in the top right corner window of 'FIVR', the 'Offset' column are still +0.0000. Any idea? BTW, at the very beginning, ThrottleStop has been ''Turn On". It is i9-13980HX with ASUS Vivobook.
Disable virtualization in the bios bro. You're on windows 11, since 22h2 that blocks undervolting You need to click turn on so it says turn off and then save throttlestop
Hello I have a huawei matebook e 2022 with i5-1130g7 and It bios is very different from normal computer. Also it very limited with ports ( it only have 1 thunderbolt type c port only 😢) i wanna ask is there any way to do the step 1 without the usb guys? Please help me ( and also who else have the same huawei matebook e like i do and handle with the heating problem of this model, please share some tips )
it still doesnt work for me im using an Acer Aspire 3 A315 57g with Intel i5 - 1035g1. ive followed all steps up until the end of Step 1, and the Cpu Core and Cpu Cache are still locked in FIVR... can someone help?
A lot of what you're showing people is VERY risky, especially disabling 'BD PROCHOT', 'C1E' and 'speed shift EPP'. I mean, the first 2 literally keep your PC from overheating and have no ill impact on performance. The last 1 controls performance, 0 being the highest performance setting. Can you explain your reasoning, please? I'm not trying to belittle you or treat you like you don't know what you're doing. I'm simply curious!
Hey bro, i got a core i7 1050U, and on max clock it goes upto 2.8 Ghz on FID during TSBench. Should i set its turbo limits to 28 or 27. The idle clock speed is set by speed shift eep and is 4.3 Ghz. Would my laptop be ble to run 4.3 Ghz everytime? Rest of the steps were followed and my laptop got way faster. My laptop is HP cfx 2000 i guess. The names are quite confusing sometimes.
what are your temps under load so you say your FID goes down to 28? set turbo ratio limits to first 28 and then 27 dependent on whichever has the better temps
Hey dude, im hitting 78avg and 93 max on valorant for cpu. I undervolted my gpu and it doesnt hit over 65 on stress tests with same max frequency as it had before. Im gonna try your videos, any tips?
What CPU do you have? Anything above 10300h needs to have turbo ratio limits adjusted as well to target 75-80 degrees under load or in game Thanks for watching and commenting btw 💪😎
I don't quite understand what your asking my friend? Which settings are you referring to? I generally don't suggest things that will minimize performance, I prefer performance to power saving etc
I assume you're talking about the undervolt, no bro I reinstall windows plenty And more often than not my undervolt still unlocked If however it does revert you can just redo it, but it shouldn't though
I am facing problems now. When I set my offset values to -70, the temps dont go down at all during the benchmark. If I increase it anymore my laptop crashes. If I load into a game my laptop crashes.
What CPU do you have? Sounds like 11th gen, generally it maxes out at -70 to -85 Leave it at -70. Then do a TS bench, watch what number the fid column drops to, then set turbo ratio limits to 1 less value over all cores. Temps should come down nicely then 💪
Could you give me specific instructions for Gigabyte G5 KF model, it has an i5-12500H and 4060. I currently get 100c and only use disable turb on throttle as im afraid of bluescreening
the 12500h doesnt unlock undervolting, its not hk or hx, those are thr only ones that do it does unlock turbo ratio limits though i will link another video that explains turbo ratio limits ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zITA_HRQ_ro.html happy new year btw
When I’m trying to unlock the undervolting in the process of setup, there’s an error, which says that it was unable to write data, I disabled Intel virtualisation technology and secure boot. Should be working, but it doesn’t, can someone help me?
man i dunno what happened but when i tried to install the Bitsum one it deleted all my profiles and i couldn't create a new one ----- had to revert back to default through CMD and I'm currently fiddling with a manual Bitsum profile ----> processor performance increase threshold is 30% on default - what would you recommend?
i dont bother with process performance increase threshold to be honest As for deleting the profiles, I am not sure how to get the script not to do that unfortunately
Hello mate. I have i7-1360H. I have the same issue with Intel 13th. I typed 0x10e 0x0 and found store guide but was unable to write date and 0X43 0x0 unable to write data,too. I think MSI undervolt protection
Question, I changed from administrator to my username under the install power plan edit page and then saved and then ran as administrator but nothing pops up under choose or customize a power plan?
I watched your video from 8 months ago where you unlock undervolting for a 11th gen laptop which has a locked bios, in that video you said that, for 12th gen and above, you can only unlock turbo ratio and not voltages. Is it still the same like that, even after the release of 13th Gen. I have a Zephyrus M16, I9 - 13900H, RTX 4080 (Undervolted by Curve editor, which totally runs fine), but the CPU runs at high 80 which I'm not comfortable with, even while limiting the TDP to 50W.
Yeah dude still the same story. In fact there is a latest microcode that even blocks undervolting in some HK and HX models 🤦 This method does unlock turbo ratio limits though that can improve temps. I'd look at adjusting those before getting stuck into TPL power limits tbh. I'm upgrading soon so I'll be able to do more recent hardware related content.
@@laptoptweakingtipsI might be asking a dumb question, but I remember Ubuntu allowing us to install microcodes for CPUs. So is there a possibility to live boot into Ubuntu to change the microcode for the CPU and then try unlocking undervolting. This might be a stretch, but you're the only person who I know who might be able to crack this, cause no one on reddit has hope for undervolting beyond 12th gen. Thanks for the tip on adjusting turbo ratio limits though.
@@johnthejoker04_2 bro that's anything but a dumb question. In fact it makes me feel a little dumb 🤣😂 I've never done the boot from Ubuntu, I've only ever done the grub route. Which is very similar mind you, but it's all stuff I found on Reddit myself bro. Once I have a 12th gen, which is soon I'll try something like that out. But it's not something I'd recommend other than on my machine hahaha Turbo ratio limits are more affective at reducing temps on more powerful CPUs tbh Anything above the 10300h undervolting alone doesn't fully drop temps. It's the turbo ratio limits that does the trick
Hi Thanks for sharing. Great video. I have a Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 laptop with core i9 13900HX. I tried this method but still not able to unlock undervolting (stupid Acer has blocked it on HX cpu don't know why). I tried with 195 MSR as well but not working. Could you please help me ?
Hello, i find your last night post and i think this can save me tp undervolt my Lenovo P72 gen2 laptop after many reaserch and hours spent... I dont understand one thing. How i go to grub menu to write the proper commands if i dont have Ubuntu installed on my laptop? Can i activate this Grub Menu somehow from my laptop BIOS or direct through Windows? Many thanks...
Can only be the following : Secure boot is still enabled in the bios Usb isn't formatted in fat32 Or Wrong folders in the usb Just double check those 💪 Oh and before anything else stop and disable bitlocker in services just incase it causes issues You can re enable it after this procedure
Ah sorry bro, I did mention in the video that this generally doesn't work on 4 digit CPUs followed by g1-7 Different architecture and low temperature limits
@@yakku99 you can just leave it Your best bet is to find out what your tdp is for that processor and then set your p1 and p2 limits in TPL section of throttlestop below your tdp
Hey, great guide. But I have a question. I have 12th gen so it's only unlocking turbo values right? And I'm gonna lose my warranty after doing this? I am asking, bcs laptop is almost brand new. MSI GF63 with 12450h/rtx4050. And CPU is throtling in gaming. And core clocks are going down. Sorry for my english, I hope you understood.
Your English is just fine 👌 No it won't void your warranty Your just changing a value from on to off. Is that the thin laptop? Nice laptop, and awesome GPU 😎
@@laptoptweakingtips thank you. Yeah it is Thin version. I had 2 options to choose. This or Gigabyte G5 MF. So mine have only 45w gpu vs 75w in Gigabyte. Raw performance is better(around 30% i guess for the same money), but after watching some videos I decided to buy MSI. (Throttling in Gigabyte is so massive). I mean in GF too, but not that much, so I was looking for idea how to cool this CPU a bit more for consistent results. After 10 min in Cinebench R20 multiscore went down from 9.5k to 8k. I think i made good choice, at least I hope so. (and changed 16gb ram to 32, and added 1TB SATA for storage). So I will try your method and let you know this week. 4.4ghz boost is unreal in games. In Fortnite I see only around 4.1ghz temporary boost on P cores, and then jumping around 3-3.2ghz to 4 in boost. What boost value should i use?
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0gMmfexcjNs.html this one i know there are a lot of comments, but look for people with that same laptop, i think the values are somewhere in their comments
I dont want to correct u or sound like the smart ass but with a cpu optimization guide comes checking if the cores are all unparked overclocked incase it's an unlocked proccesor and configured for the absolute lowest achievable latency u can get out of it just saying maby they are some nice additions too an already epic guide
Bro, no matter how much I prepare I always forget something lol! Honestly I haven't checked for core parking for ages, you know how you keep adding to your knowledge base, but then forget certain things lol! Speaking of which, those 12th and 13th gen unlocked CPUs have been locked out of undervolting mostly since about the end of last year, via a shit microcode that got rolled out by Intel! Freaking unscrupulous mega corporations bro!
@@laptoptweakingtips it's all good merely here to help out where I can overal it's a lengthy and solid guide mate and I genuinely appreciate the effort u put in in the content It's only natural that sometimes stuff just slips ur mind
That didn't even slip, I legitimately forgot about core parking, ah fcuk also setting games to high performance in regedit! I didn't write a script, which makes this quite an undertaking, however I was meant to put the high priority tip in for step 12 🤦 Hahaha
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8OKF1zLyM3g.html this video explains how to do it once unlocked :) what cpu do you have? btw leave speedshift bro... no need to change that :)
did your updated undervolting guide with throttlestop, somehow my clockspeed/FID is limited to 30/35 when running TS Bench but otherwise it's running at 41/44 ghz when standby. Do you know where the problem is? my TPL settings in power control is 45/45 on both short and long power.
It's throttling at 3,5ghz is why Many laptops have high clocks in theory but when under load those clocks can't be maintained due to heat What CPU do you have again sorry too many people to remember all the convos 🤣😂
@@laptoptweakingtips ah i see thanks, i got i5 11400h. Somehow i couldn't go below -80 on undervolting before getting bsod while doing ts bench and then dell started recovery because bios is corrupted lol.
@@rion9236 I take support assist off my laptop because it can be annoying. Bsod is how you identify what settings are too much etc. it's not corrupt, it's just unstable beyond a certain point 10th gen can generally undervolt further than 11th gen. 80 is about standard for your CPU The 11800h also maxes out at about -75 to -85
Nah ignore that, remember you're using TS bench to first check that your undervolt is stable, then secondly to test what the temps are and by how much to adjust turbo ratio limits I can link another video that explains it better, this video is good at explaining how to unlock, but the other one is better at fine tuning
Hi mate I have a weird problem it seems. I unlocked undervolting and I can see it in throttlestop but it seems like it is not taking effect? I undervolt by the maximum -1000mv and save to try and make it crash but it doesn't crash? I have an I7 10750h thanks
So i got into that grub menu thanks to you however there is a problem When I type the keys for the 11th gen (cpu is intel i5-11400h) there's an error appeared and I was wondering if you could figure it out
Hello! I have an asus laptop with i7-11370H and Windows 11 22H2. I have followed the tutorial and seemingly done everything right. I double-checked, the virtualization is disabled, but i still can't turn on adjustable undervolting in throttlestop. Any ideas as to how i can fix that?
@@laptoptweakingtips First thank you for your quick response I really appreciate it ❤ I wasn't able to enter the menu from the recovery option step .. So I tried loading it by pressing F12 and selecting the usb driver . I entered the corresponding commands ( I have an I7-1165G7 ) but the undervolting option doesn't turn on and the turbo ratio was already on for me . Is there a hope to unlock it ?
@@AymanSussy you have to disable virtualization in the bios bro, that could be blocking the undervolting But unfortunately I have bad news, I did mention in the video that this process isn't too successful with 4 digit processors followed by g1-7 The temp limits are generally set to mid 70s, which causes thermal throttling and the cooling isn't too strong You can adjust turbo ratio limits but I haven't successfully found a way to drop temps on those processors yet Sorry bro
@@laptoptweakingtipsUnfortunately I already disabled the virtualization option from the bios . I guess it is what it is 😅 Thank you once again for the response and for the quality video ❤🙏🏻
I haven't got experience with nice laptops like that just yet unfortunately... However I assume the oled is 500 nits right? Maybe drop the screen brightness a bit, reduce the refresh rate and change your power profile I typically try maximize performance so I cut out any power saving features. So basically everything I don't do 🤣😂
so for the second step with finding the offset voltage, idk whats wrong, but ive tried everything to make it show error, it sounds funny but i even went to as far as -1000mV and it still didnt show error after 1 minute, idk whats wrong, please tell me
Lol don't do that bro lol! I think a good cutoff point would be -150 max -160mv Also what you can try is let the 960m test run all the way to the end, if it's gonna fail it will fail within that time for sure Oh and well done for unlocking undervolting btw!
@@laptoptweakingtips oh yeah right, i forgot to thank you lol, and yeah its really weird ill just set it to -150mV so that im safe because it just wouldnt show error even after letting the 960M test run fully, ill just continue with the tutorial
@@laptoptweakingtips hey so like you said, ive unlocked undervolting with the commands but after rebooting everything is locked again in the fivr section on throttlestop, is this normal that undervolting is blocked again after rebooting? if not please tell me what to do
@@d8nilo did you update windows lately? I've noticed that when windows updates lately it generally can cause the lock to appear again. Just boot to grub and enter the commands again Then you will be unlocked. Which laptop brand do you have?
It's hx so it should unlock undervolting yes, for regular 12th and 13th gen it wouldn't Provided you don't have the undervolt protection microcode via a bios update
I have an i7 12700H asus tuf f15 laptop When try to unlock undervolting in grub It shows this error: Unable to write data ! Please help me out here man
It will unlock turbo ratio limits in 12th and 13th gen. It might unlock undervolting if you have an hx processor though. Provided you don't have a recent microcode called undervolt protection.
hi im on i9 13900h im on the grub part and it says searching for variable store 'cpusetup' unable to find variable store please what do i do help i wrote the code correctly and disabled intel virtualisation in asus bios and secure boot asw
It could either be undervolt protection which is a relatively recent microcode that completely blocks this Or Enter the command line again but put 0x00 instead of 0x0 at the end
thanks for the reply, it worked but now for 13th gen which im on its not letting me undervolt at all is this normal with i9 13900h ? i can change turbo values but it hasnt made any differences to thermals
do I gain more FPS from this? i have an acer nitro i5 11400h with 3050 laptop gpu. My game performance is bad as hell eventhough i tried all the method and im feeling exhaust now. My problem is the FPS starts getting unstable once the CPU 's temperature rise. It still always reach to 85 degrees in Celcium even after I replace the thermal paste. Hope u reply my comment soon, your video is my last hope
Lol bro Your last hope is also your lucky day my friend Step 1 will show you how to unlock undervolting and turbo ratio limits in throttlestop The 11400h is an awesome CPU, just it thermal throttles if not undervolted and turbo ratio limits adjusted Follow step 1 and 2, unlock undervolting, then I'll link a video on how to find the right undervolt and turbo ratio limits to drop temps
