ale fuentes
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un cambio de bios resuelve el problema? he visto opiniones opuestas al respecto. saludos
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hello there, did it worked?
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he leído que con 2 módulos de memoria el rendimiento se ve afectado, está en ese mismo post mas arriba
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yes, everything below 85°C is safe
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check if you have the interface component disabled, that solved it when fn+f5 didnt work in my pc.
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hi, the website of asus has v.312 BIOS. It is from late august 2018, so nothing has changed in the last month. Are you sure it should be fixed by now?
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in simple words, temps will not go higher because the cpu is locked to work on a low 25W TDP. As a consequence of this throttling, the cpu wont work a max performance.Have you updated bios and drivers? start with that, then undervolt and tweak. hope it helps
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you mean the software used to do benchmarking?
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how can it be that the same notebook has such different performances between users?
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that seems like a great performance, could you share with us what did you do to your laptop? undervolting? overclocking? I assume that it's not out-of-the-box performance you are showing us here. thanks in advance
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as far as I've read photo/video editing is kind of a struggle for the cooling of this laptop and that is the source of the throttling problem, so if you are planing on heavy duty processor-depending task maybe the heat from the i7 8750H will be too much. on the other hand that difference in price and quality of screen is a major point in favor of the FX504. I would analyze it like this: does 1187USD afford other machine with these specs (probably not, I asume you have looked for a lot, haha) so I would then think in the amount of editing I would put into the pc, could I say is heavy or light editing? In my experience, in light gaming and everyday use this pc goes well, cant tell about editing as I dont work with that, but honestly I've hear some bad and good reviews there. Some people has got cinebench scores of over 1200 after undervolting so no reason to believe you wouldn't get the same performance after doing that adjustment (undervolting seems to have no danger associated). some people have even taken the laptop to asus for repasting and I remember a guy who asked for a motherboard replacement, maybe that also changed the BIOS, I dont know (his story is in this same thread). Hope to be of help, good luck!!
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If you can, return it. Seems the best option if you are having trouble gaming in a gaming machine. Maybe you can save some extra money and get a nice price in this end-year sales.
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thanks for the answer, I think It will be good luck for me, I have an ASUS FX 504
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how can you unlock BIOS?? sorry if noob question tnhks in advance
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you mean undervolting right? not undeclocking... because that would be strange. Do you have a TUF FX504? I've seen that the most you can undervolt them is -120mV, so if you have an asus tuf, how did you manage to get a stable undervolt at -165mV?? also, how can I know if Gsync is enabled on my laptop? thanks in advance for the answers
