Recent content by Bogus5

The descriptions for GHelper to which you link do not address the fundamental issue, namely GHelper's lowering of CPU power limits, and that is the issue at hand. In addition to everything ASUS technical department, advises against using GHelper and suggests that it can be dangerous to the...

Once again, it's confirmed that either you don't fully know how your own program works, or you're not being completely honest with us, because it only takes one use of GHelper to permanently lower the CPU's power limits. I experienced such a situation personally and reported to you directly that...

I know you can, but before I do a bigger OC, I need to replace the paste on the CPU, because it heats up unfortunately.

Post a screenshot of the TPL window.

With Armory Crate my CPU on Cinebench 2024 squeezes out almost 2000 pts. It's worth crossing over with AC.

The number of options intimidates, but I will tinker there at the earliest opportunity. Thanks for the info. @A&P211 In the BIOS system of Asus laptops, also there is a hidden advanced menu, or is there rather nothing to count on ? In the past, the advanced options in the BIOS were revealed by...

That's what I know.:D And with GHelper I tried various pranks, but without success.

It's not so bad, and the 200-watt limit means in practice that "there are no limits"

Unfortunately, in the EU, and here the breach of seal is equivalent to the cancellation of warranty services. In my country, the warranty is provided for a period of 24 months + 6 months of seller's warranty.

The author of GHelper is very stubborn and finds it hard to understand that using a program configuration file along the lines of ThrottleStop would greatly increase the credibility of GH, and instead prefers to mess with the Windows registry. On the same CPU after applying GH to my computer...

In my experience, it is GHelper that underestimates power limits, which reduces CPU performance. Unfortunately, GHelper writes to the Windows registry implicitly, so you need to do a clean installation of Windows. Then use Armory Crate.

And I like it, but I don't like the Asus seal on the laptop's cooling system, because it ties the hands of users for two years.

In the GL65 9SD laptop model, MSI has set power limits: PL1-200 W and PL2-200 W, and this laptop is equipped with an i7-9750H processor.

I'm sorry, but there's no point in continuing this conversation. https://rog-forum.asus.com/t5/rog-strix-series/asus-rog-g614-stuttering/m-p/994239#M204791 Something about trust.

I'm not the one who says that 17°C difference is the norm, but you, however, if you say that it is the norm, then prove your words. Otherwise it's just more words without proof.