Sheltem wrote:
That is definitely possible, both via XTU and ThrottleStop, but if you keep failing I would suggest to remove the ROG Gaming Center, since it might be interfering with your settings.

Sheltem wrote:
That is definitely possible, both via XTU and ThrottleStop, but if you keep failing I would suggest to remove the ROG Gaming Center, since it might be interfering with your settings.

JustinThyme wrote:
Not going to work, been down that road. It actually let me make changes to my RAM then it wouldn't boot. Had to tear down a new machine just to get to the battery so I could reset. Do yourself a favor an uninstall XTU before you create a brick.*

What you have is what you got. Machine can't be over or underclocked or undervolted. Memory runs XMP for *max of 2400MHz.

The only thing to really dabble with in the BIOS is to raid or not to raid. *

Ancients wrote:
While you can't overclock it, you can undervolt the 6700hq pretty easily, and by pretty far amounts. You can also underclock it using XTU by a whopping 0.5% by decreasing the reference clock to 99.5 MHz in XTU, but that is hardly worth mentioning.

“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity, I'm not sure about the former” ~ Albert Einstein

JustinThyme wrote:
You did this on a G752VY?
ALL controls for the CPU on mine were either inoperable or not present. The only thing it let me change was memory settings and that was catastrophic. Once I recovered memory setting were no longer available at all.