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laptop undervloting

Hey,

I just read about undervolting gpu in laptop.

I knew that i can undervolt cpu, and i did.

My temp got lower ( about 15 degree.) and my performance got boost a lot! (cinebench before: 1023. after:1392, think i can bit 1400!!)

I used XTU to do does thing, but i'm not sure what should i use or do for gpu undervolt.

Does gpu undervolt will also make this difference?

P.s: my graphic card is p3200 maxq 

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2 minutes ago, hawawaaa said:

Hey,

I just read about undervolting gpu in laptop.

I knew that i can undervolt cpu, and i did.

My temp got lower ( about 15 degree.) and my performance got boost a lot! (cinebench before: 1023. after:1392, think i can bit 1400!!)

I used XTU to do does thing, but i'm not sure what should i use or do for gpu undervolt.

Does gpu undervolt will also make this difference?

P.s: my graphic card is p3200 maxq 

You can use MSI Afterburner.I dont know if it will improve or worsen the performance tho.

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2 minutes ago, hawawaaa said:

I used XTU to do does thing, but i'm not sure what should i use or do for gpu undervolt.

Does gpu undervolt will also make this difference?

You can use MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision to undervolt your GPU. However, GPUs tend to be voltage constrained more than CPUs in that, assuming the cooling system is fine, they'll hit the voltage limit first before a thermal limit. So you'll get lower temperature for sure, but you may lose the boost speeds you were seeing before.

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1 minute ago, Mira Yurizaki said:

You can use MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision to undervolt your GPU. However, GPUs tend to be voltage constrained more than CPUs in that, assuming the cooling system is fine, they'll hit the voltage limit first before a thermal limit. So you'll get lower temperature for sure, but you may lose the boost speeds you were seeing before.

well. the point is. 

i only got boost speed for 5 sec and it drop to lowest clock so.... yeah 

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2 minutes ago, ManosMax13 said:

You can use MSI Afterburner.I dont know if it will improve or worsen the performance tho.

i can use msi program to laptop made from lenovo?

my laptop is thinkpad p52. 

I don;t know if i can use it from here.

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1 minute ago, hawawaaa said:

i can use msi program to laptop made from lenovo?

my laptop is thinkpad p52. 

I don;t know if i can use it from here.

Yes you can the brand does not matter.Same with Evga.

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1 hour ago, hawawaaa said:

but i'm not sure what should i use or do for gpu undervolt.

Does gpu undervolt will also make this difference?

Use voltage frequency curve in MSI Afterburner. Yes it will make a difference

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