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    GS75 10th gen temps

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by jojonono, Sep 29, 2020.

  1. jojonono

    jojonono Notebook Guru

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    i got those temps on a GS75 Stealth 10875H CPU, under the default fan profile, does it look fine ?!
    https://ibb.co/xCTkDyw
     
    jojonono, Sep 29, 2020
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    klGE66 Notebook Geek

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    Nah they are way to hot.Undervolt and drop the turbo clocks a little.I gotta i7 10750h and I know it'll never boost past 4.3ghz on all cores so I dropped all my clocks to 43 and put a heavy undervolt on and now I only hit 80 if im stress testing.
     
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    jojonono Notebook Guru

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    i cant undervolt like u did, my cpu is LOCKED ! i wish i could get some help on this issue on the forum or any other forum for that matter, most members got the 9750 ad 10750h like yours which i beloeve is 6 core only.

    any one tried liquid metal to cool this chip down ?!...
     
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    klGE66 Notebook Geek

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    You should be able to unlock it still.The i7 10750h is locked by default along with all 10th gen intel I think.,
    When in bios hit these keys--Right shift/right control-Left Alt/F2..Go to overclocking and hit enable for overclocking and xtu interface..Next is a part a lot of people will leave out..If you want to use throttlestop to adjust voltages go on down to the power and performance tab and down by the end of the list click the cpu settings and there should be a option for overclock lock disable.Turn that to enable and you should be good to go.
     
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    If you cant find the settings just youtube it and a vid will walk you through.I'm like 99% sure you can unlock voltages on all msi gaming series.That's the whole reason I got rid of my omen.You cant have a gaming laptop with a locked bios.It would probably die in 6 months unless you're really careful and reduce performance a lot.
     
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    sorry but i looked all over the web there is no such thing for the gs75, also clicking those keys combination under UEFI didnt do anything for me, and yeah even if i set my BIOS to Legacy it will still boot to UEF,

    IF such a thing exists i hope someone can advise !...
     
    jojonono, Oct 1, 2020
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    Damn that sucks then.Next step is trying to get a custom unlocked bios from msi forums or maybe someone hear has one.
     
    klGE66, Oct 1, 2020
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    not sure if that will ever happen, but really appreciated your help :) thanks...
     
    jojonono, Oct 3, 2020
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