Overheating and Post-Replacement Service

dirgh_07

brummyfan2 said:

No problem, it's better to carry out repasting and undervolt with Throttlestop, follow the video guide, while setting pause the video and follow exactly as instructed, it may look difficult first time around but once you are familiar with the program, it will be very easy, if you are out of warranty period, you can try repasting yourself, when you repaste you shouldn't overtighten the heatsink screws and should use minimum amount of paste.

Done. Thanks. And how do i start the ThrottleStop? Do I need to start it manually or it would work by itself? Also do i need to select profile manually when i unplug charger?

And undervolting always/everytime for very long(few years) doesnt harm the device right?

dirgh_07

brummyfan2 said:

No problem, it's better to carry out repasting and undervolt with Throttlestop, follow the video guide, while setting pause the video and follow exactly as instructed, it may look difficult first time around but once you are familiar with the program, it will be very easy, if you are out of warranty period, you can try repasting yourself, when you repaste you shouldn't overtighten the heatsink screws and should use minimum amount of paste.

Done. Thanks. And how do i start the ThrottleStop? Do I need to start it manually? Alo do i  need  to select profiles manually? Like shift to Profile 4 Battery when i unplug charger?

And undervolting always/everytime for very long(multiple years) doesnt harm the device right?

busu3

Undervolting is perfectly safe, it wont cause any harm to the processor. The temperature is what will reduce the lifespan. You start throttlestop and save a profile and minimize it, then it will be runnning in background. If u close it then it will stop. I would suggest watching a few videos to get it more clear.

dirgh_07

busu3 said:

Undervolting is perfectly safe, it wont cause any harm to the processor. The temperature is what will reduce the lifespan. You start throttlestop and save a profile and minimize it, then it will be runnning in background. If u close it then it will stop. I would suggest watching a few videos to get it more clear.

ok thanks.

dirgh_07

busu3 said:

Undervolting is perfectly safe, it wont cause any harm to the processor. The temperature is what will reduce the lifespan. You start throttlestop and save a profile and minimize it, then it will be runnning in background. If u close it then it will stop. I would suggest watching a few videos to get it more clear.

Hey..when i minimize it doesnt shows it in taskbar! Why it is so? i cant see icon of t in taskbar even if i minimize. Is it working or not? It isnt shoing in task manager processes@

busu3

dirgh_07 said:

busu3 said:

Undervolting is perfectly safe, it wont cause any harm to the processor. The temperature is what will reduce the lifespan. You start throttlestop and save a profile and minimize it, then it will be runnning in background. If u close it then it will stop. I would suggest watching a few videos to get it more clear.

Hey..when i minimize it doesnt shows it in taskbar! Why it is so? i cant see icon of t in taskbar even if i minimize. Is it working or not? It isnt shoing in task manager processes@

It will be in the hidden icons tray near ur wifi and all.

Commodore_1995#

you are welcome.