Over Heating problem (Please HELP) Helios 300 PH315-51

Hi, I recently purchased a Predator Helios 300 PH315-51 laptop about 3 Weeks ago. When I play I will get unusual frame drops from most of my games. They tend to run incredibly well for the most part, but then out of know where the drop for 10-20 sec. I have posted many posted and some help but still it’s the same as it was before I tried the fix. I don’t what I should do but I hope some one can help me.
The temperatures been going through the roof. I get 129-134 on idle and while playing games like fortnite i get over 200 f and i start to lose frames.
I Under undervolted the cpu
Uninstalled Norton

Specs:
Intel 6-Core i7-8750H
Geforce GTX 1060 6GB
16GB DDR4 RAM
256GB SSD

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Red-Sand

Try this.
Google "Throttlestop" and download it and place it's folder in "My Documents".
Then download this *before* you open the Throttlestop.exe and place it into your Throttlestop folder.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ga7emd9esymqejt/ThrottleStop.ini?dl=0

It is a config file for undervolting and SSEPP on the i7-8750H created by me.

Let me know how it works for you.

Red-Sand

Then follow this video

https://youtu.be/XTPMwQKlfPE

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Red-Sand

Try this.
Google "Throttlestop" and download it and place it's folder in "My Documents".
Then download this *before* you open the Throttlestop.exe and place it into your Throttlestop folder.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ga7emd9esymqejt/ThrottleStop.ini?dl=0

It is a config file for undervolting and SSEPP on the i7-8750H created by me.

Let me know how it works for you.

Red-Sand

Then follow this video

https://youtu.be/XTPMwQKlfPE

DjCake03

Red-Sand said:

Try this.
Google "Throttlestop" and download it and place it's folder in "My Documents".
Then download this *before* you open the Throttlestop.exe and place it into your Throttlestop folder.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ga7emd9esymqejt/ThrottleStop.ini?dl=0

It is a config file for undervolting and SSEPP on the i7-8750H created by me.

Let me know how it works for you.

Ok Thankyou I will try this when I get home.

sri369

DjCake03 said:

Hi, I recently purchased a Predator Helios 300 PH315-51 laptop about 3 Weeks ago. When I play I will get unusual frame drops from most of my games. They tend to run incredibly well for the most part, but then out of know where the drop for 10-20 sec. I have posted many posted and some help but still it’s the same as it was before I tried the fix. I don’t what I should do but I hope some one can help me.
The temperatures been going through the roof. I get 129-134 on idle and while playing games like fortnite i get over 200 f and i start to lose frames.
I Under undervolted the cpu
Uninstalled Norton

Specs:
Intel 6-Core i7-8750H
Geforce GTX 1060 6GB
16GB DDR4 RAM
256GB SSD

you could also try following the links in my signature.

DjCake03

Red-Sand said:

Try this.
Google "Throttlestop" and download it and place it's folder in "My Documents".
Then download this *before* you open the Throttlestop.exe and place it into your Throttlestop folder.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ga7emd9esymqejt/ThrottleStop.ini?dl=0

It is a config file for undervolting and SSEPP on the i7-8750H created by me.

Let me know how it works for you.

Yes, It worked but when i load into fortnite i only has 40fps i thinking its trying to use intel gpu?
Edit: Spelling

OrganizedChaos

DjCake03 said:

Yes, It worked but when i load into fortnite i only has 40fps i thinking its trying to use intel gpu?
Edit: Spelling

If you think that's the case, open your NVIDIA Settings (from your Taskbar), go to Manage 3D settings, then the Program Settings tab. Use the drop-down menu to scroll through the list of programs to make sure your games are running off of your NVIDIA card by default. You can add programs/games to that list. If you click Add, it'll bring up a list of recently used programs, or you can search for a particular executable file to add a new one.

DjCake03

OrganizedChaos said:

DjCake03 said:

Yes, It worked but when i load into fortnite i only has 40fps i thinking its trying to use intel gpu?
Edit: Spelling

If you think that's the case, open your NVIDIA Settings (from your Taskbar), go to Manage 3D settings, then the Program Settings tab. Use the drop-down menu to scroll through the list of programs to make sure your games are running off of your NVIDIA card by default. You can add programs/games to that list. If you click Add, it'll bring up a list of recently used programs, or you can search for a particular executable file to add a new one.