rodrigojxf
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Hello folks,
Well, I have an Acer Predator Helios 300 I7 10750H with RTX 2060.
I had some issues with overheating while I was playing some games. The temperature was going to 96 degrees.
So, I searched for some fixes and found undervolt.
Now, here comes the question. I saw that to undervolt, you need to change the offset voltage value.
However, my case is a little bit different. I download Throttlestop program and opened it. I checked the Speed Shift - EPP as the guide said to do it and "voilà". My voltage decreased and my temps are totally fine. I did not need to change the offset voltage value at all. I run the TS Bench and the maximum temperature that I'm getting is around 79.
Notes: VID was around 1.26 and my idle temperature was around 60 degrees.
So, is that normal? Did I do something wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Well, I have an Acer Predator Helios 300 I7 10750H with RTX 2060.
I had some issues with overheating while I was playing some games. The temperature was going to 96 degrees.
So, I searched for some fixes and found undervolt.
Now, here comes the question. I saw that to undervolt, you need to change the offset voltage value.
However, my case is a little bit different. I download Throttlestop program and opened it. I checked the Speed Shift - EPP as the guide said to do it and "voilà". My voltage decreased and my temps are totally fine. I did not need to change the offset voltage value at all. I run the TS Bench and the maximum temperature that I'm getting is around 79.
Notes: VID was around 1.26 and my idle temperature was around 60 degrees.
So, is that normal? Did I do something wrong?
Thanks in advance.