03-15-2018 09:31 PM - last edited on 03-06-2024 10:02 PM by ROGBot
03-16-2018 06:09 AM
Mcm730 wrote:
I recently got an ASUS GL703 and upon first trying out a game (Final fantasy 15), noticed the laptop getting hot, occasionally going over 87°C! When I play I tend to play in prolonged sessions (4 hours and sometimes more), so this makes me reasonably nervous. I am not at all tech savvy and wanted to ask for advice regarding this.
If possible I would like to retain as much performance as possible, I went after the 1060 for a reason.
At worse, I’m willing to accept suggestions for alternative computers as long as they retain the gtx1060, and fall within an extremely strict budget that cannot top $1,444.89 (them’s the breaks, saving up more is not an option).
(I dabbled in attempting to undervolt the computer but noticed no difference in temp, it is very possible I was doing it wrong though, like I said, not tech savvy at all!)
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04-19-2018 09:48 AM
Androx wrote:
I tried the -0.140mV the CPU but after some hours of gaming sound starts to go derpy, like stuck on the same note for a time, and some textures dont load, and in -0.130mV everything works great even with overclocking with asus gaming center, max gaming temperatures where of 70*C and in iddle 40*C, before undervolt gaming was 90*C and iddle 60*C, big improvement, i was considering to repaste to handle temps, not anymore. not sure how to undervolt the GPU, can some one tell me step by step? I have a gtx 1050 4gb and im using Intel XTU.
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