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#41 ·
Guys, you will not believe what happened. Just to check, I have turned off the heating in one of the rooms and have opened the window there, and then placed my laptop in that room. After coming back I saw that I have hit 7250 points in Cinebench though my temps were not low(High 80s low 90s). But the other thing that I have noticed was that the pkg power has never exceeded 55 whats for the most part. I also saw EDP OTHER and PL1 in red. How do I fix that issue? And if I turn my power limit off and repaste my laptop, will it be possible to hit 8k in Cinebench? Also, how to turn off the annoying pl1 limit?

Here are my TPL settings:
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#43 ·
Bahram_ said:
Is it ok to use other thermal pastes, as I can not access those in my country? I plan on buying Noctua h2-h2. What advice could you give?
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the Noctua is not bad but not great can you get Gelid GC extreme?
 
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#45 ·
unclewebb said:
That is not true. Your screenshot shows 70.8 W is the Max power consumption when thermal throttling starts.

Check the MMIO Lock box. Some MSI laptops set a hard power limit that cannot be increased by using ThrottleStop.
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I have meant for the most part. After some time of running the benchmark, the wattage has capped to 55 ways and I saw POWER in red near the PROCHOT in grey. It does hit 70w at the start but drops to 55 watts even though the THERMAL was not red.
 
#52 ·
Awsan said:
Go with these settings in the bios Set AC Loadline between 5~10, this one decides how much the CPU should increase the voltage. Set DC Loadline between 5~10, this one decides how much the CPU should decrease the voltage. Set IMON Slope to 50 Set IMON Offset to 31999 Set IMON Prefix to "-", This is important, if you set it wrong you'll throttle like no tomorrow. Set VR Current Limit to 928 Set TDC Enabled to Disabled Set TDC Current Limit to 0 Follow this guide for the ram OC TechnologyGuide This is a throttle stop guide for the 9750h
And this
For the gpu undervolt
And this
I promise you if you do the imon slop trick + undervolt for the cpu and OC your ram + undervolting the gpu as in the guide you will have an amazing performance but I will still recommend LM application to take full control of the GE75 but its really dangerous. There is CMOS reset hole under the laptop but as I remember pressing the power button for like 30 secs will reset the CMOS
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In cpu vr settings or in the system agent vr settings
 
#53 ·
Awsan said:
Go with these settings in the bios

Set AC Loadline between 5~10, this one decides how much the CPU should increase the voltage.
Set DC Loadline between 5~10, this one decides how much the CPU should decrease the voltage.
Set IMON Slope to 50
Set IMON Offset to 31999
Set IMON Prefix to "-", This is important, if you set it wrong you'll throttle like no tomorrow.
Set VR Current Limit to 928
Set TDC Enabled to Disabled
Set TDC Current Limit to 0

Follow this guide for the ram OC

TechnologyGuide

This is a throttle stop guide for the 9750h


And this



For the gpu undervolt


And this



I promise you if you do the imon slop trick + undervolt for the cpu and OC your ram + undervolting the gpu as in the guide you will have an amazing performance but I will still recommend LM application to take full control of the GE75 but its really dangerous.

There is CMOS reset hole under the laptop but as I remember pressing the power button for like 30 secs will reset the CMOS
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In the sustem agent vr settings or in core ia vr settings?
 
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