MSI Undervolting question

[RaandomUsername]

HI everyone, I want to know if undervolting on on my MSI laptop will void its warranty. I am using ThrottleStop to undervolt 

Edit: My laptop model is the GS65 Stealth Thin 8RF

Edited May 1, 2021 by RaandomUsername
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[Pikatchu]

1 minute ago, RaandomUsername said:

HI everyone, I want to know if undervolting on on my MSI laptop will void its warranty. I am using ThrottleStop to undervolt 

May we have the model of your laptop?

[RaandomUsername]

Just now, Pikatchu said:

May we have the model of your laptop?

GS65 Stealth Thin 8RF 

[Pikatchu]

1 minute ago, RaandomUsername said:

GS65 Stealth Thin 8RF 

It seems that there are more than one option for the CPU, which CPU does your machine have? But generally speaking, CPU in laptops do not usually get a lot of playroom.

As for the GPU, it seems that it comes with an GTX 1070. I will recommend using MSI afterburner to undervolt your GPU, play around with voltage curve.

[RaandomUsername]

Just now, Pikatchu said:

It seems that there are more than one option for the CPU, which CPU does your machine have? But generally speaking, CPU in laptops do not usually get a lot of playroom.

As for the GPU, it seems that it comes with an GTX 1070. I will recommend using MSI afterburner to undervolt your GPU, play around with voltage curve.

Mine has the i7-8750H and the reason I am undervolting my cpu is because of the game I play, it goes up to around 90c while my gpu stays at 65c. As long as undervolting wont void my warranty im fine with this. 

[Pikatchu]

1 minute ago, RaandomUsername said:

As long as undervolting wont void my warranty im fine with this. 

This I am not sure, you might have to read their warranty book for this model.

2 minutes ago, RaandomUsername said:

it goes up to around 90c while my gpu stays at 65c.

This looks normal for a laptop, are your fans on max cooling?

[Helpful Tech Witch]

4 minutes ago, RaandomUsername said:

Mine has the i7-8750H and the reason I am undervolting my cpu is because of the game I play, it goes up to around 90c while my gpu stays at 65c. As long as undervolting wont void my warranty im fine with this. 

That's pretty normal. Laptops get hot. It's by design to get maximum perf.

[RaandomUsername]

2 minutes ago, Pikatchu said:

This I am not sure, you might have to read their warranty book for this model.

This looks normal for a laptop, are your fans on max cooling?

They should be yeah and I have a cooling pad for it. I don't necessarily want to activate both to the full max or else it sounds like a literal airplane engine with only a couple Celsius decreased 

[LogicalDrm]

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