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  • Birthday May 29, 1999

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Michigan

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core i7-4790k 4.5
  • Motherboard
    MSI Z97-Gaming 5
  • RAM
    Corsair Vengeance 24GB
  • GPU
    EVGA GTX 1080 FTW
  • Case
    NZXT H700i
  • Storage
    Samsung 850 EVO (250GB) , WD BLACK (1TB)
  • PSU
    Corsair 800w
  • Display(s)
    (X3)ASUS VG248QE Black 24" 144Hz 1ms
  • Cooling
    NZXT Kracken x52
  • Sound
    Audio Technica ATH-M50x
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 :/

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  1. toastdude123
    Do you Have any more ideas? That didn't work for me When ever I talk to dell I get the generic response "The system is performing as expected"
  2. toastdude123
    Dude, I know that laptop don't turbo to the highest, 3.5 was what I was getting, now 0.8-1.7 is not normal! Temps are great, even better since I did a repaste. Zero dust in the system. I dont even get to 30w of power on the CPU, watch the video link and you will see the issue. Cinebench R15 scores are SUPER BAD. I was getting 1210-1228.... Now I am getting less than 600... There is a problem.
  3. toastdude123
    How do I go about doing the same settings in throttlestop? I am also closing XTU to not have any conflicts with Throttlestop.
  4. toastdude123
    Yes, XTU has been on the computer for two months (its fully updated)
  5. toastdude123
    Yes I did,
  6. toastdude123
    Its not working, no change to the system
  7. toastdude123
    I'm in there, which one do I change? (Still a noob with XTU)
  8. toastdude123
    How would I go about that?
  9. toastdude123
    I have owned my dell xps 9570 i7 8750h since August. I have been having issues every now and then randomly. When I put a stress on the cpu it down clocks to an unnecessary amount. The temps are fine when it down clocks. I cant even render a video without it dropping the clock down. But when it doesn't down clock (below the base) I can easily render a video at 3.5Ghz Any ideas? A video that I made demonstrating the problems (Synthetic) https://drive.google.com/file/d/19y9CjMUVNTiF5WW1R3PHB8EyUAlcUTq9/view
  10. toastdude123
    Its been 6 Hours since I had reinstalled all of my graphics drivers, that seemed to be the problem, I uninstalled Intel HD 630 driver first and that's when it fixed the problem, but I uninstalled both of the drivers (nvidia) just to start off with a clean slight. If I haven't received any more issues within the next day or so I will post.
  11. toastdude123
    I was thinking the same thing, I ordered some thermal pads off of amazon and they should be here by Tuesday
  12. toastdude123
    Thanks for the tip, I am new to undervaluing laptops, I am still testing the undervolting limit of my dell, its been pretty stable except when I put the computer to sleep then it crashes. I am running -0.140v on the Cashe and the CPU Core
  13. toastdude123
    Thanks for the replay, So far I haven't had any more power throttling since I uninstalled all of my graphics drivers and reinstalled them, I have no idea how a graphics driver can be connected to a CPU issue but so far it is working so I will not ask any more questions since it is working :)..... FOR NOW....
  14. toastdude123
    I had just uninstalled and reinstalled my HD 630 and my 1050 ti max q drivers and it it back to normal again, I will continue my testing through my day
  15. toastdude123
    I have a Dell XPS 9570 with the i7 8750H. I have just recently started noticing I am power throttling (Thanks to Intel XTU) When I first receved the laptop on July 31 I didn't have any problems running ADIA 64 and Cinebench R15, but now I am unable to get full CPU utilization. When I run Cinebench R15, my CPU down clocks to less than 1.5 GHz and CPU usage drops to only 50% and the temps are less than 58c. But every once in a while I get my full system power and I run at 3.9GHz while under full stress loads.
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