Helios 300 predator ph315-53 MSI Afterburner clocking help.

Dwade81

I have a helios 300 predator ph315-53 and i am wondering, when i play games like farm sim 22 , tom clancys wildlands, my temps normally hit late 70s to mid 80's. and really pushes my cpu temps hard. I just recently got into using throttlestop but the settings i did, didn't really do much. I found out I could undervolt with msi afterburner which I use to keep track of in game temps and after adjuting the core clock to +160 and the power limit to 75, it made my temps around the max of 68 to 69, without going to 70. so i was able to game much longer but also lowered my fps in game. im wondering though, what is the best settings for my rtx 2060 6gb, 16gb memory and 10705H i7 cpu. under power limit, temp limit and core clock and memory clock and core voltage in msi afterburner?

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Jack22

@Dwade81

check the below link and try to steps to fix the issue

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/612495/windows-10-optimization-guide-for-gaming/p1

Dwade81

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1167807#Comment_1167807

did all of this in the link and it messed things up so reverted all changes

StevenGen

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/676226/msi-afterburner-clocking-help

There are allot of guides on MSI Afterburner, see here for cooling and other settings. As your PH315-53s has the Acer PS fan control which should be set onto "CoolBoost" setting, as that will set the high-end temps (100c is max that the laptops turns off on) and fans at 97c of both the cpu Fan#1 at 5300rpm and the gpu Fan#2 at 4400rpm, which will reduce your laptops temps considerably,

Also, make sure that all your laptop vents are clean, all your cpu/gpu fans are clean and working 100% and you have repasted both cpu and gpu chips with a high end paste like the Thermal Grizzly high temp paste, as all this will reduce your temps considerably and it also helps if you have a quick read/write M.2 ssd PCIe 3 x4 and run this laptop with at least 16GB (preferably 32GB or even 64GB total ram) 2x ram modules and not just a 1x ram module, as that will make your laptop memory operate in dual channel ram that is much superior than single channel ram for gaming and high end usage.

Dwade81

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1167905#Comment_1167905

Can't afford to pay to repaste and I don't have the hands to repaste a laptop. not steady and very shaky. same goes with memory don't have the funds to get more.