Hello everyone!
I have noticed that my Blade, when resuming from sleep, will absolutely not boost over 2.9GHz~3.0GHz in any task, gaming or otherwise. Restarting the device fixes the issue.
Does anyone else experience this? If so, have you found a solution? I have already tried a fresh Windows installation.
Also, I feel like no matter what I do, this thing just runs SO HOT. I have already repasted with Kryonaut, undervolted -0.170mV on the core and -0.140mV on the cache, have it raised on an X-stand (propped up, basically) and run at ~4600RPM for fans, and still have absurdly high temperatures in titles like Division 2.
Thanks in advance!
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GPU is in the low-80s after 5-10 minutes.
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The laptop will heat up faster and 5-10 degrees more when the battery is being charged.
For example, if you drain the battery to 10-20 % and then plug it in, it will feel extremely warm on the palm rest.
This heat seems to radiate throughout the whole shell of the laptop so what I do is I move from auto fan profile to manual fan profile.
I adjust the fans to 4700 rpm so it almost hovers in the air while i raise the rear of the laptop at an angle.
The temperatures will drop but the biggest drop happens when you battery is close to being full and no longer heats up as much.
Those who play with such high temps do not know how nice the laptop sounds in Jet Engine mode
Also, when gaming on a laptop slim like this there is a rule of thumb :
1. Ultra maxed out super eye candy mode is for screenshots only.
2. High with eye candy and performance tweaks are for gaming.
I no longer game on Ultra even though my laptop can easily run most of my games maxed out at ridiculous FPS. The difference in graphics quality compared to the increase in temperatures is not worth it for this product. -
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Do you have a bit of air in the room for the cooling to do it’s job ? I had to open a window a few times to cooldown my laptop
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If difference between cores huge like 10degrees on gaming means heat sink doesn’t cool properly like uneven or gap, try repasting again and maybe add some pad. That’s notebookcheck stock paste running max stress test which’s equal with gaming imo.
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