heamo

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It is better for my mental health to give up now. Even with hidden bios and microcode modifications, undervolting was not possible.

Laptops are limited to tdp and can't maintain high clock due to their throttling, so they should aim for under-balling over over-clocking. However, acer doesn't support under-clocking, so it can't write relatively high clocking. It uses high instantaneously and shows a 3.3ghz retention.

3rd no exist and predetor sense install you can use turbo mode

It uses desktop-based hx, but Acer doesn't support it, saying that cooling is better than other companies. LOL Give up

We are using it as a reference. Other companies' similar lineups with liquid processing also provide undervolting, but we will not do it. It sounds like there will be no consideration for user convenience. Don't forget, hx is a desktop-based CPU.

Undervoltprotection and overclock exist in the hidden part of the bios. However, disabling this does not apply on Windows. It seems that this needs to be updated by Acer.

There is a UVP setting in the bios, but I confirmed that it is not applied in Windows even if it is disabled. It will be difficult if Acer does not support it in the future.

HP also allows undervolting on the Omen Gaming hub for the Victors lineup.

I think that such a problem can be solved by limiting the undervolting voltage value with the Acer program. To be honest, HX generally does not generate heat. Conservative HP also released undervolting for Victors, which is relatively lower in the lineup, on Omen Hub. I'm disappointed that the Predator lineup is like this.