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System Name | Dell XPS 9570 |
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Processor | intel 8750H |
Motherboard | Dell 02MJVY |
Cooling | Standard with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut paste and Thermalright pads on MOSFETS |
Memory | 32 GB PC4-21300 DDR4 SDRAM |
Video Card(s) | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Max Q and Intel UHD Graphics 630 |
Storage | Samsung 2 TB 970 EVO Plus NVMe M2 |
Display(s) | 4K native Dell Touch Screen / Viotek HA 238 |
Case | Dell XPS 9570 Laptop |
Audio Device(s) | Intel Cannon Lake-HS - cAVS 8086 |
Power Supply | Dell TB16 Thunderbolt docking station or Dell 130 watt Power supply |
Mouse | Logitech M325 |
Keyboard | Dell Backlight QWERTY Standard |
Software | Windows 11 Pro 22000.556 |
Benchmark Scores | Intel XTU Benchmark 2.0 at 1819 Marks, 3.78 GHz and 97C max |
Hello All,
I have a Dell XPS 9570 with the intel 8750H and have been doing some research and searching for a solution to decreasing internal heat buildup in the field.
The laptop in question is used many times in higher ambient and humidity conditions (80-90 Deg F. at 65-85% Hum) with possible sunlight exposure although I try to minimize this. While I have not documented this, I know I have experienced mild to extreme throttling in some instances. To minimize this in the future I am replacing the Thermal Paste with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut and adding Thermalright pads on MOSFETS that should just contact the bottom case cover along with a through cleaning of the fan grills and air paths to ensure the best thermal conductivity from the chassis.
In addition I would like to experiment with Either Intel XTU or Throttlestop performing some undervolting and load testing for best bench results. I fully understand that Undervolting may or may not help in my case but from the results I have read, it's worth trying.
The problem is that while others with the same computer and processor have been able to Undervolt, I am finding that my unit is persistently locked to such adjustment. The others have posts from 2018 to 2021 so I'm wondering if there is a hach or older BIOS that allows unlocking of the i7-8750H processor to such tuning?
I have a Dell XPS 9570 with the intel 8750H and have been doing some research and searching for a solution to decreasing internal heat buildup in the field.
The laptop in question is used many times in higher ambient and humidity conditions (80-90 Deg F. at 65-85% Hum) with possible sunlight exposure although I try to minimize this. While I have not documented this, I know I have experienced mild to extreme throttling in some instances. To minimize this in the future I am replacing the Thermal Paste with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut and adding Thermalright pads on MOSFETS that should just contact the bottom case cover along with a through cleaning of the fan grills and air paths to ensure the best thermal conductivity from the chassis.
In addition I would like to experiment with Either Intel XTU or Throttlestop performing some undervolting and load testing for best bench results. I fully understand that Undervolting may or may not help in my case but from the results I have read, it's worth trying.
The problem is that while others with the same computer and processor have been able to Undervolt, I am finding that my unit is persistently locked to such adjustment. The others have posts from 2018 to 2021 so I'm wondering if there is a hach or older BIOS that allows unlocking of the i7-8750H processor to such tuning?