Changing TDP of Mobile Ryzen

[Staycalm]

I don't know if this falls under the overclocking category or laptops in general, but I figured this would be a safe bet.

 

I've recently installed Ryzen Controller on my laptop, a Lenovo Ideapad 14ARE05, due to an interest in tweaking with it just to see if I could get lower temps and/or better performance. But before I use it, I have to ask, could I potentially kill my laptop if I push the TDP too high? 

 

I figure that I would only really have to watch my temps because the voltages *shouldn't* change to my knowledge, but I wanted to be safe and ask the masses first.

[bellabichon]

You can kill any CPU by putting too much voltage through it, but the Thermal Design Power (TDP) of your CPU or cooler isn't going to change a huge amount when overclocked. It's supposed to represent the maximum wattage that a CPU will consume, or that a cooling solution is able to dissipate.

[Chris Pratt]

Laptops, more often than not have locked power limits, anyways. I'd honestly be surprised if you can push the voltage higher at all, let alone high enough to damage anything.