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Hi there,
So I've been researching a LOT about how to lower the temps of my GL502VM laptop. After trying different cooling pads, undervolting, changing the profile of my GPU on afterburner. Which worked in many games (PUBG or Fallout 4 don't rise the temps so much). For some others the only solution I found is to disable Turbo boost and get used to the fact that my laptop will run at stock frequencies (2.8 GHZ in my case).
Since Asus Laptops don't allow to disable it in BIOS the most common solution is to go to the Power settings in control panel and change the Maximum processor state to 99%, which limits it a bit below the stock freq, in my case to 2.69 GHZ.
Looking around I found a Registry editor file on this post:
http://www.geeks3d.com/20170213/how-to-disable-intel-turbo-boost-technology-on-a-notebook
Wich adds the option to Disable the turbo boost and a few other options that I haven't tried:
Using the "Disable" locked my freq to 2.8 so it seems to work well and it's much better than the 2.69 of using the 99% option.
I will test the other options this week and come back with some results.
here's the link to the Registry editor:
http://www.geeks3d.com/dl/showd/10060
Sorry if this is a repost. I looked around a bit and haven't found this in the forum.
Hope this helped!.
Cheers,
So I've been researching a LOT about how to lower the temps of my GL502VM laptop. After trying different cooling pads, undervolting, changing the profile of my GPU on afterburner. Which worked in many games (PUBG or Fallout 4 don't rise the temps so much). For some others the only solution I found is to disable Turbo boost and get used to the fact that my laptop will run at stock frequencies (2.8 GHZ in my case).
Since Asus Laptops don't allow to disable it in BIOS the most common solution is to go to the Power settings in control panel and change the Maximum processor state to 99%, which limits it a bit below the stock freq, in my case to 2.69 GHZ.
Looking around I found a Registry editor file on this post:
http://www.geeks3d.com/20170213/how-to-disable-intel-turbo-boost-technology-on-a-notebook
Wich adds the option to Disable the turbo boost and a few other options that I haven't tried:
Using the "Disable" locked my freq to 2.8 so it seems to work well and it's much better than the 2.69 of using the 99% option.
I will test the other options this week and come back with some results.
here's the link to the Registry editor:
http://www.geeks3d.com/dl/showd/10060
Sorry if this is a repost. I looked around a bit and haven't found this in the forum.
Hope this helped!.
Cheers,
pepilo wrote:
Hi there,
So I've been researching a LOT about how to lower the temps of my GL502VM laptop. After trying different cooling pads, undervolting, changing the profile of my GPU on afterburner. Which worked in many games (PUBG or Fallout 4 don't rise the temps so much). For some others the only solution I found is to disable Turbo boost and get used to the fact that my laptop will run at stock frequencies (2.8 GHZ in my case).
Since Asus Laptops don't allow to disable it in BIOS the most common solution is to go to the Power settings in control panel and change the Maximum processor state to 99%, which limits it a bit below the stock freq, in my case to 2.69 GHZ.
Looking around I found a Registry editor file on this post:
http://www.geeks3d.com/20170213/how-to-disable-intel-turbo-boost-technology-on-a-notebook
Wich adds the option to Disable the turbo boost and a few other options that I haven't tried:
Using the "Disable" locked my freq to 2.8 so it seems to work well and it's much better than the 2.69 of using the 99% option.
I will test the other options this week and come back with some results.
here's the link to the Registry editor:
http://www.geeks3d.com/dl/showd/10060
Sorry if this is a repost. I looked around a bit and haven't found this in the forum.
Hope this helped!.
Cheers,
Do you have something like this for GPU?
I have a ROG Strix GL503GE and the GPU fan speed is getting stuck at MAX 7000rpm even at Idle
