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01-09-2016 11:42 AM #11ROG Guru: Green Belt Array Dreamonic PC Specs
Dreamonic PC Specs Laptop (Model) ASUS GX800VH-XS79K Motherboard ASUS GX800VHK (Intel CM238/IDA154) w/Custom BIOS Processor Intel Core i7-7820HK @ 4.8Ghz (+150mV) FCBGA 1440 Memory (part number) 64GB (PC4-22400) @ 18-18-18-38-53 (76.D305G.D060B) Graphics Card #1 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 8GB (GP104) OC @ +200/+800 w/Custom VBIOS Graphics Card #2 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 8GB (GP104) OC @ +200/+800 w/Custom VBIOS Monitor ASUS PG348Q 34" 3440x1440 @ 100Hz w/G-SYNC (mDP-to-DP) Storage #1 3x Samsung 512GB NVMe SSD RAID0 (S316NY0HA00959) CPU Cooler ASUS GX800VHK Water Cooling Dock Case ASUS GX800VHK Chassis Power Supply ASUS 2x 330W Power Adapter (AC 100~240V, 50/60Hz, 16.9A/19.5V) Keyboard ASUS ROG Claymore Mouse ASUS ROG Spatha Headset ASUS STRIX 7.1 Gaming Headset Mouse Pad ASUS ROG Whetstone OS Windows 10 Pro x64 / Arch Linux w/KDE Plasma Network Router Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 + GT-AC5300 Accessory #1 Kensington 4 Port USB 3.0 Hub (K33978WW)
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I'm using the 230W adapter.
Originally Posted by Boxis
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05-19-2020 07:40 PM #12ROG Enthusiast Array
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Hi, I have a G703VI with a GTX 1080 Max-Q and I would like to have full control on it to do an undervolt.
I found the answers. Thanx for this guide got max 68 degrees on heavy games with a cap at 1822mhz.
Cheers.Last edited by Svan; 05-21-2020 at 04:36 PM.
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10-30-2020 09:37 AM #13New ROGer Array
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Hello! I am trying to undervolt my full rtx 2060 on Rog Zephyrus GX502,
I hoped to use the "Power Limit" slider in MSI to do it, and hoped that this fix will unlock it also. Unfortunately, it did not( Is there any other way to limit the voltage/temp of the GPU? I know I can't disable boost, I tried tweaking the voltage-to-frequency ratio in MSI, which is the closest thing.
@Dreamonic, maybe you know of a way to unlock "Power Limit" as well?
@ Swan, how di you achieve a "cap at 1822 mhz"?
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