01-19-2016 05:44 AM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
01-19-2016 11:01 AM
01-19-2016 12:59 PM
saiyadjin wrote:
so in the end it seems like i've done nothing, but again i did something. (wierd).
anyway here's the state before - http://i.imgur.com/aPdHzm3.jpg
as you can see - 15% throttling and ****. - also notice that fans run at 3700 RPM! (no PROFILE, no undervolt, nothing, just default, bios 211)
after reinstalling windows 10 and clean drivers - http://i.imgur.com/YRlX3KC.jpg - let windows install drivers only, aida 64 doesn't recognize gpu so it doesn't burn it in.
after updating gpu driver (nvidia official) - http://i.imgur.com/PzpEgYG.jpg
after update aida + furmark - http://i.imgur.com/QvLhZfg.jpg , has little throttling.
after playing 1hour of csgo - http://i.imgur.com/2JQ3AMb.png - notice that temperatures were >60°C and <70°C on graph.
before i reinstalled windows i had >90°C playing CSGO. YES, PLAYING CSGO.
so my final verdict - furmark + prime95 will rape your pc, but since i have 4860 which is pretty hot byitself, and 980m - they both get hot, graphics to around 78°C and it effects the temperature on cpu which reaches near 90, but doesn't go over 90. i wish it was lower, but i guess that requires dust cleaning (the little dust there is anyway) and repaste, but for casual gaming / whatever it will work just fine. processor never gets that hot in normal work, i could try some harder games like crysis 3 to test and see if it's really hot. all in all i think it's just fine. if you have high temps on some random game that is not that demanding - i recommend you format c (CLEAN INSTALL, never repair/refresh/upgrade!!!!! because **** files still stay somewhere) - install windows fresh, install drivers that come with windows - and update to newest drivers that are out from intel / nvidia / realtek. no need for any kinds of pimping and stuff.. enjoy your laptop.
01-19-2016 02:16 PM
cereal1981 wrote:
I see between this http://i.imgur.com/YRlX3KC.jpg and this other image http://i.imgur.com/PzpEgYG.jpg
, change the multiplier, I suppose by drivers
cheers!
01-19-2016 02:20 PM
saiyadjin wrote:
yes, exactly that. drivers lower it because temperature goes higher.
boxis - i've been playing dota & csgo for 4 hours now, temps still around 70 on CPU, and 60ish on GPU. i'm using vsync, otherwise there's a lot of tearing, so no point in doing that 🙂
i'll try some heavier games and post the results here 🙂 but 96°C in csgo after 3 minutes of playing is very different now when i play 3hours and it's 60-70°C . Very very different. something with windows was wrong / drivers.
01-20-2016 12:57 AM
saiyadjin wrote:
boxis - i've been playing dota & csgo for 4 hours now, temps still around 70 on CPU, and 60ish on GPU. i'm using vsync, otherwise there's a lot of tearing, so no point in doing that 🙂
i'll try some heavier games and post the results here 🙂 but 96°C in csgo after 3 minutes of playing is very different now when i play 3hours and it's 60-70°C . Very very different. something with windows was wrong / drivers.
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