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    [Guide] How to take full control of the i7-8750H (Advanced version)

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by hackness, Sep 19, 2018.

  1. JohnnyFlash

    JohnnyFlash Notebook Virtuoso

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    They seem to do different things, but the majority still use Throttlestop. New stable version (9.2) just came out this month as well.
     
  2. Bill'O

    Bill'O Notebook Guru

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    Hello guys and thanks for this thorough tutorial.
    I own an msi ge63 8sg and followed all bios modifications.
    I am facing a scary issue though.
    I have a dual boot with grub mint + w10 on 2 separated nvme drives.
    Unfortunately my work linux system drive isn't found in the bios since the modification which sounds quite weird I admit.
    I will check whether the drive itself is faulty but just to make sure, nobody experienced anything like that by tweaking cpu features?
     
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  4. jojonono

    jojonono Notebook Guru

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    thanks i finally managed to unlock my 10875h to use with throttle stop, i didnt find this info anywhere except this great thread !

    but do you mind explaining what does this mean and WHERE TO SET IT ?!...
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    As to set a limit how many cores are allowed to parked:

    For 8 cores CPU it should be 13%, 25%, 38%, 50%, 63%, 75%, 88%, 100%.
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    How to do that ??!...

    and finally cant i undervolt my cores and cache (just like we do in Throttle Stop) but do it from the bios to get rid of 3rd party app use everytime ?...

    thanks,
     
  5. senso

    senso Notebook Deity

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    If its an MSI laptop, you can undervolt on the BIOS, but TS uses less than 0.1% CPU and around 3MB of RAM, allows for multiple profiles for example high performance and extended battery with different max clocks, and different PL levels, and the handy temp monitoring.
     
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  6. Kers

    Kers Notebook Consultant

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    My GS73 6RF is power throttled and I wanna use the IMON tweak to bypass the power limit. I have IMON slope and offset option in the bios but there is no IMON prefix. Does that mean I need to mod my BIOS to unlock that option? Thanks.
     
  7. haleskinn

    haleskinn Notebook Enthusiast

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    so can anyone explain to me how the bclk overclocking works on msi laptops? what settings should i touch and what not to touch in bios, i know it sounds like a noob question to you but bclk is something that i am just not that familiar with yet (i was in s775 era), my goal is to get at least 100-101mhz right now i am hovering around 98-99
     
  8. NeXt3R

    NeXt3R Notebook Evangelist

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    why need BCLK :D


    xtu inference ENABLED - bios OC domain
    XTU reinstalled for repair connection + installed ME drivers
    and BCLK is in XTU

    or F4 + 17hz steps sometimes bios save
    different 99.5-99-9 MSI defaults + spread --normal

    ICC in bios - BCLK pre-setup
    disable SPREAD - 100mhz -example
    ............but it doesn't make sense at all


    use RATIOs / remove power limits
     
  9. haleskinn

    haleskinn Notebook Enthusiast

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    i have already removed power limits, done ac/dc loadline, imon slope, sys agent, undervolt, ram @3467mhz, etc, i just need to get that core clock little bit higher
     
  10. NeXt3R

    NeXt3R Notebook Evangelist

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    even so, this setting is erratic ,,,ON MSI
    get sometimes longer boot + reset :D
    BCLK does not work well on MSI "ICC - -WARM reset recommended" + test bios only or XTU "native" XTU inference -enabled for faster setup "XTU BCLK change"

    but this mode
    .,,.sometimes uses absurd numbers for the RING bus "emulation works better / bios settings" XTU inference-disabled

    own research .,,good luck

    edit .,,.,. here guide "20h2" + xtu 7.0.1.4 ?? buggy version or windows compatibility
    http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...eyed-out-in-msi-laptops.834637/#post-11064204

    how to repair XTU / BIOS access ,., CREATE RESTORE POINT BEFORE
     
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  11. haleskinn

    haleskinn Notebook Enthusiast

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    i have no idea what youre talking about, earth language please, full sentences please :D
     
  12. NeXt3R

    NeXt3R Notebook Evangelist

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    you don't need BCLK !
    you just get more problems ,,and performance gain 0.001./. up

    or own research ;)
     
  13. haleskinn

    haleskinn Notebook Enthusiast

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    isnt this post/thread made for specifically for that? how to take full control of my 8750h, and that is what i want to do, if you are not willing to help then move along please
     
  14. NeXt3R

    NeXt3R Notebook Evangelist

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    It is true :D

    it's hard for me to explain everything
    ,..,all is already written it

    ideally wait for someone local for a complete translation ;)

    edit ,,bios options .,.,what you need
    OC TAB "when exist"
    Overclocking/Performance
    XTU inference
    ICC
    spread
    BCLK saving type - WARM RESET -recommended
    ,,,..,possible use XTU "when xtu inference works normally"

    ,,translation is OK ??
     
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  15. haleskinn

    haleskinn Notebook Enthusiast

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    only thing i have icc related is Intel Icc and it only allows to change spread % seems to be doing nothing or at least not saving any settings there, xtu enabling and disabling i know how to to, i prefer not to enable it as it sometimes causes throttlestop to bugg out, i could make some screens of my bios if that would help someone to help me
     
  16. NeXt3R

    NeXt3R Notebook Evangelist

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    your bios version and notebook name ?
    i check your bios

    edit ,,some ME FW is locked "BCLK not works"

    ..........ICC tab
    ICC Locks after EOP - all unlocked
    Bclk Change Type - permanent + warm reset

    ,,,and possitible get boot loop "BCLK is risk" !!!
    ....
    30s power button when nb run - full bios reset
    ..but this remove all your custom setting --windows not must works
    RAID0 --possible lost DATA

    hw STUCK or other problem

    don't risk ,,,there is a better chance that you will damage the system or hw
    ,.,.BCLK no need
     
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  17. haleskinn

    haleskinn Notebook Enthusiast

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    msi ge75 raider 8se
    msi ge75 raider 8se
    aptio 2.20.1271

    and believe me :D i dont care risking :D i am running pretty high overclock on gpu aswell and ram and i have done it since i got the laptop, will buy new one next month anyways, its what enthusiasts do mate, the want every litle 0.5% of performance they can get out of their systems, i will shunt mod my gpu aswell next time i do a new lm repaste
     
  18. Specv89

    Specv89 Notebook Guru

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    I got my bclk at 103 no issues

    4.0ghz no issues

     
  19. DimitriosMSI

    DimitriosMSI Notebook Consultant

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    I saw the video, well done. But how did you get bclk at 103?
    I searched the bios with advanced combo but did not find anything. Can u pls explain? Tnx in advance
     
  20. haleskinn

    haleskinn Notebook Enthusiast

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    yeah explanation would be nice, i know how to use unlocked bios, but i cant seem to figure out where or how to change bclk to 103
     
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    Can I use this guide to tune 10870h?
     
  22. senso

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    Sure, the same basic concepts apply to almost any Intel CPU in fact.
     
  23. raad11

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    So if I set Uncore to +125mV offset in BIOS, I can't use Intel XTU for overclocking then, right? Because whenever you set a Core Voltage offset, it copies that to Cache Voltage, which is also the Uncore voltage? Overriding the value you entered in BIOS...
     
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    I have similar Samsung RAM (same model number but different three letters after hyphen) and I can't seem to get it to boot past 2933MHz (133x11). Tried raising voltage, loosening timings, increasing Uncore, etc.
     
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    Hi @hackness , does the above still work for the i7-11800H (MSI GE/GP76 laptop)?

    Here is a picture of my advanced BIOS, with the default values boxed in green. I have changed only the IMON parts and that works perfect to prevent all PL related throttles. But because the default TDC and VR current values are different from the values you gave (which is more than 2 years ago for a different laptop), I was hesitant to change them. Any advice regarding the appropriate values for this CPU?

    I should also mention that Dragon Center is no more, now replaced with MSI Center, though that probably doesn't affect what we can adjust in the BIOS settings.

    [​IMG]
     
  26. NeXt3R

    NeXt3R Notebook Evangelist

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    IMON - power limit "bypass"
    VR - EDP limit "iccmax" - 420VR- 105A top usage
    TDC - heat signal + VR - 61A

    ,,,info above
    AC /DC loadline "1" - works best "but need set custom voltage .,,this removals all over-voltage boost - get static voltage + 0.045mV kick in load
    for speedshift / adaptive scale -- must add OFFSET for repair "around 50-65mV"

    full vcore calculation"AC/DC 0.01"
    vcore / offset + 0.045 - top end voltage

    /// or use only power bypass -- IMON

    best HWINFO + read sensor

    cpu zone
    https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threads/less-processor-speed.362105/#lg=post-2054824&slide=0

    CPU LIMIT REASON -- here verify problems

    edit
    and for this notebook 11800H impossible remove all limits ! heat is problem
    recommended check ParkControl or similar app for better results

    you try overdrive PL1,.2 ,in bios ? this not works ??
    CPU power/performance domain .,,.this notebook need working PL limits o_O


    good luck
     
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  27. Valour549

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    Sorry I have a very hard time understanding you (as an example, I have no clue what "TDC - heat signal" is supposed to mean; it has only Enable and Disable options), but thanks for the effort!
     
  28. NeXt3R

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    any stress + reading in HWINFO "cpu limit reason"
    ,after this verification ? .,,remove problem

    or use only defaults setup ,.,if you don't know what it is :D

    TDC - turned off to avoid further limits "VR heat / long stress stability"
    but is possitible VR defect or shutdown

    TDC - thermal design current "1/8 setup - amperes " // VR current- iccmax top current "EDP limit -1/4 setup - amperes"

    edit
     
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  29. Kers

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    Finally figured out how to make my GS73 6RF to enter package c-state higher than c3. Enable every ASPM related settings in the unlocked BIOS allow mine to enter package c8.
     
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    I had bricked my factory BIOS playing around and flashed with a slightly newer version (actually from a different reseller but provided by Clevo so...)

    New BIOS working great and laptop running smooth other than 1 change. I had previously achieved -190 mV undervolt with rock solid stability and a load voltage of ~0.945 V @ 3.9GHz. This was repeatable for hours and hours and hours.

    Well new BIOS I was able to only get about -0.165mV undervolt before errors and lots of instability. The chip ran closer to ~0.965mV @ 3.9GHz and I felt a good ~5C hotter than my previous BIOS.

    Miffed, I got to digging and reading. The knowledgeable will know right off the bat to check things like IA Core AC/DC Loadline and compare to my previous BIOS but it took me a lot of time to find that solution.

    As it turns out my previous value was "180" and my new BIOS had it set to....130.

    I am now back to running 180 and have a very cool running 8750H again!
     
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