Turbo boost offset default voltage helios 300 PH315-52

DhruvGupta1110

what to do ? Cpu voltage shows 0V and intel xtu displays the turbo boot voltage default values to 0.00V instead of -0.125V. I m using acer predator helios 300 PH315-52.
https://imgur.com/a/nR3kaGA. this option is not available to change. Please help!!

Sumanth

DhruvGupta1110 said:

xapim said:

DhruvGupta1110 Use TS instead of xtu if you want to undervolt it even more than the stock values remove xtu completely (bare in mind to not remove the PS xtu service this has nothing to do with xtu software its attached to PS only) shutdown and reset bios to default settings install TS and get the profile for you cpu from here or from the predator fb group in my signature also the voltage on PS has nothing to do with the undervolted settings reinstall PS following this

How to reset the bios to default settings?

Type in F2 when the laptop powers up during the start, navigate to the exit tab, the last option should be reset to defaults, then exit with saving

xapim

DhruvGupta1110 Use TS instead of xtu if you want to undervolt it even more than the stock values remove xtu completely (bare in mind to not remove the PS xtu service this has nothing to do with xtu software its attached to PS only) shutdown and reset bios to default settings install TS and get the profile for you cpu from here or from the predator fb group in my signature also the voltage on PS has nothing to do with the undervolted settings reinstall PS following this

DhruvGupta1110

xapim said:

DhruvGupta1110 Use TS instead of xtu if you want to undervolt it even more than the stock values remove xtu completely (bare in mind to not remove the PS xtu service this has nothing to do with xtu software its attached to PS only) shutdown and reset bios to default settings install TS and get the profile for you cpu from here or from the predator fb group in my signature also the voltage on PS has nothing to do with the undervolted settings reinstall PS following this

How to reset

DhruvGupta1110

xapim said:

DhruvGupta1110 Use TS instead of xtu if you want to undervolt it even more than the stock values remove xtu completely (bare in mind to not remove the PS xtu service this has nothing to do with xtu software its attached to PS only) shutdown and reset bios to default settings install TS and get the profile for you cpu from here or from the predator fb group in my signature also the voltage on PS has nothing to do with the undervolted settings reinstall PS following this

How to reset the bios to default settings?

Sumanth

DhruvGupta1110 said:

xapim said:

DhruvGupta1110 Use TS instead of xtu if you want to undervolt it even more than the stock values remove xtu completely (bare in mind to not remove the PS xtu service this has nothing to do with xtu software its attached to PS only) shutdown and reset bios to default settings install TS and get the profile for you cpu from here or from the predator fb group in my signature also the voltage on PS has nothing to do with the undervolted settings reinstall PS following this

How to reset the bios to default settings?

Type in F2 when the laptop powers up during the start, navigate to the exit tab, the last option should be reset to defaults, then exit with saving

MarkCaluag

how?

DhruvGupta1110

MarkCaluag said:

how?

I reinstalled the windows and now all works fine. Try that.