Hackoroid

Hovering over 57c-63c when gaming, max 77c in aida64 stress test. However I don't think its because of thermals,because even if i start a application for few minutes and then close it, it'll do the same : /

Nope, high performance during charging as well as when not charging.

I mean it does that when idle as well as when i do something on it

Yes, i am using the OEM charger

No, it just does it even when idle, after closing the application run by the GPU

So I have got a pretty shitty laptop CPU, and its CPU always underclockes itself to 0.77 GHz from 2.40 GHz, after running any GPU accelerated applications, and it is not due to overheating/thermal throttling or anything,my temps are below 65 C, it does it every single time, even if I run the application for a few minutes or so... It stays that way for around 5 mins. and then it goes back at 2.40 GHz. I know this might sound like a pretty stupid question but what is the reason it does that or how to get rid of it? It has been bugging me for 2 years now, ಠ_ಥ Specs:Laptop- HP Envy 14 CPU- Intel i7-5500u, 2.40GHz(2.90Ghz Turbo) GPU- Nvidia GTX 950M RAM- 12GB Dual Channel,1600MHz OS-Windows 10 Creator's Update,64-bit

Don't think it'll just cut through, because classical physics doesn't work in those small scales, you would need to get into quantum mechanics, where everything is completely different. In quantum mechanics, you can't even tell whether a particle is in a place it is, its just probability..not sure what would happen to the blade though

SLI works only for the same cards and architecture.However, manufacturers can be different.

Ever tried closing chrome,it uses loads of ram anyway...

Are you sure its not running on integrated graphics?

Your case might be pulling up the temps of your gpu with negative pressure. Ever tried running it with case opened or fan filters removed?

I think he means 0 slot spacing hb sli bridge with 1 slot cards.

Well not sure, but it happens when the GPU has not responded within a set amount of time and it starts WDDM. However, you can go to: http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/chat/chat_launch for some help.

From what I could find in other forums, they are changing Power Management Mode in 3D settings of nvidia to Max, changing the Timeout and Detection and Recovery(TDR)delay in registry or changing "Real Time Ratio Changes" in BIOS.

Think there's a problem in your nvidia geforce driver. Tried reinstalling that too?