ThrottleStop Undervolt Profiles Pre-Made

enjoythesilence said:

xapim said:

enjoythesilence said:

Guys, maybe I'm doing something wrong? 

Please share the settings for my configuration. I am desperate, 90-95 degrees in Modern Warfare and crazy noise.

Predator PT515-51-776N ( i7-8750H/16RAM/RTX2080 )

If optimizing windows and undervolt it's not working you need to repaste it with kryonaut or similar if you can yourself without voiding your warranty or send it back to get it repasted with stock paste 

yes, as you said before)

I bought a laptop 1 month ago, it is still new. Its cost is $ 2600, I really doubt that thermal grease will help.
But if this is so, then why didn't the manufacturer take care of it? A device of this class in my humble opinion should not need anything after the purchase.
Or I made a mistake in choosing a device((

enjoythesilence  All manufacturers use cheap thermal paste its not just acer they have to cut something somewhere unfortunately its how it works doesnt matter if u spend more or less its the same stock paste on all devices if u want the best performance temp wise the best solution its always to repaste it yourself with kryonaut or similar if u can without voiding your warranty otherwise theres nothing else u can do unless the service centre agrees to use the thermal paste you would provide (in some countries like India for ex they allow it they even send the engineer to your house to do it) no  matter which manufacturer you go for u will always have the same thermal issues also cod its not properly optimized everyone is having thermal issues even on desktops thats a devs fault no any manufacturer to test your temps properly use a properly optimized AAA game 

PS: after all a gaming laptop its a desktop squeezed in a small confined space also if you build a desktop surely you would use the best thermal paste or even water cooling same with laptops its up to us the end user to tweak them to get the best performance out of in some manufacturers clock the down to lower the temps which will work but you wont get the full performance from it thats not a real solution u end up by paying the full price but with downgraded performance when others like acer will always give u the full performance on any device which or course will have in most situations thermal throttling that can be easily fixed/tweaked

egydiocoelho said:

@xapimExactly. I agree with everything you said! Now, I think that all manufacturers should take into consideration, which is better for the user. Also, what is more expensive? Use a thermal paste with more quality? Or to have the user return the equipment to the seller or the repair center, on the grounds that there is overheating? In my opinion, I think that all manufacturers should use a thermal paste of better quality. This would avoid hassles and problems with overheating, as users cannot simply change the thermal paste because of the warranty.

Well the issue is that even if you send it back they will apply the same stock paste 😁 so the issue will be the same and sometimes it's worse due to bad applications 

Napkins said:

I have a ph315-52 with Nvidia 1060 Ti.. I want to underclock the cpu and the GPU..  What is the best programs to do this? or the most proper official way to do it?  For example I see they use throttle stop here, but I know of Nvidia Inspector and XTU from intel.. So why would I Use throttlestop over the other 2 programs that are literally made for Intel CPU and Nvidia Graphics cards??

thanks.

Napkins Nvidia 1060ti doenst exist u should have a 1660ti to undervolt the cpu get the conf for your cpu in the first post for the gpu theres not anything yet as far as im aware but u can follow the hotel hero youtube channel in my signature and start with the 1060 msi undervolting curve and go from there to keep tweaking it also dont forget to optimize your windows properly and keep the back lifted at all times 2/3 inches for a proper airflow

Napkins said:

@xapim Yeah sorry, it is a 1660, ha.

So I will check out some of your stuff, but essentially what I mean is, look at my picture here, You can underclock your GPU with a of different programs, but wondering if anyone here knew anything more of which one was more efficient and has less problems or made more properly for my specific card etc..

For example, look, here is some tips with a few programs named, the 2nd picture is Nvidia Inspector, and the 3rd picture is XTU for undervolting the Intel CPU which is a program actually made by intel themselves..

https://ibb.co/KyZNdBz

So I was wondering what do people use on Asus Predators to underclock the speed of the GPU?  I know I can go into the Windows Settings and turn the max CPU % down to 97 or lower in the Power settings, but what about the GPU etc..

Hope this makes my question a little more clear.

thanks.

I dont recommend xtu to undervolt its just garbage full of bugs and will conflict with the already xtu service included in PS use ts instead also its not my stuff i dont have any credit whatsoever on any you can check my signature all credits are his.

Also Predator its not from Asus (they wish their own brands would be so good performance wise) lol and for the gpu its msi aferburner always u just need to have a base curve to start with and play with the settings yourself because until someone tests it properly and come up with a tested working undervolt curve for your own gpu there wont be anything available also i havent seen anyone wanting to undervolt the 1660ti yet when they cant drop the temps down after optimizing and undervolting the cpu they usually repaste it with kryonaut or similar if they can without voiding the warranty

Napkins u should use the fans on auto coolbost on (depending on your temps) coolbost wont work with fans on max neither manual settings also bare in mind that in some cases optimizing windows and undervolting makes no effect only a repaste with a proper thermal paste like kryonaut oe similar would fix the issue its the silicone lottery

Bertanx you will always have some fps drops when undervolting in order to lower the temps its the downside of undervolting to get lower temps sacrificing some fps or not undervolting and thermal throttling which will cause major fps drops

Try to do the same and compare the confs to see where the differences are just bare in mind to reset ts to defaults u have to turn it off delete the conf and shutdown not restart then load bios setup defaults