Recent content by cedrixman

Hi, I bought a Ionico 17" and I had since the beginning an issue with a weard sound when I try to use the integrated mic. It was impossible for me to find the problem until tonight. In fact, when the vent CPU is on, which is all the time, even with low CPU activity, I have a high-pitched sound...

Hi, Sorry to go back to this thread. I would like to use THX Spatial Audio application but impossible to install it, even after drivers installation through Windows Update. I copy above the log file. Did someone try to install successfully this software ? I tried the Razer THX Spatial Audio and...

Exactly my point + laptop longevity

Ok. Experience is better than worlds. Could you try a Time Spy benchmark for example running Afterburner and look at GPU frequency. You will understand my point. You will not see a frequency at 2GHz during all the test. The system always throttles to maintain correct temps, always as the maximum...

You are absolutly right. 80deg both CPU and GPU is perfectly fine. I know that. My only point is that I see, personally, a real interest to undervolt and underclock a bit the GPU as you will see a huge difference in terms of GPU + CPU temp and less fan noise (i mean a lot). And of course, a...

No, it is standard but it is less noticable than CPU throttling as you will not easily see it. The GPU can ran at 2GHz but you will never see it at this frequency. And you will see a stabilisation at around 1,6/1,7GHz. This is the way the laptop works today. A balance between CPU and GPU

Ok. It is a dead end with you. And do not sorry about the language barrier, I perfectly undestand you Anyway, for people who try to understand me, the perf lost vs the heat and the noise, it is absolutly life changing

How can I say that... You will never find a laptop so thin without CPU and GPU thermal throttling. Never !!! This is the way those laptops are designed You can think this is not an ideal scenario and you do not want to understand it but it is basically the case. Try to explain your point to all...

Please find below some benchmarks (all the benchs with the following CC setup (CC 3.9.18.00 : default overboost setup + unlock configurable TGP : 140 W, dynamic boost desactivated, CPU undervolted at -100mV) : GPU not undervolted, not overclocked : GPU undervolted at 950mV, not overclocked...

You are right. It seams not logical. But, in fact, by limiting the GPU frequency, you avoid the system to go at a too high frequency, which lead to a too high temperature, huge fan noises and probably some throttle. By limiting the frequency, your system will never try to go above it To be...

In fact, in Afterburner, you have a graphic where you see the link between frequency and voltage. I setup 2 things : 1) Limiting the frequency (1500MHz is the standard max frequency i can see on game) 2) Undervolt and indicate to the system that at 1500MHz, the voltage will be 725mV instead of...

Hi Barlew, Absolutly not. With Afterburner, you can see what is the maximum frequency on game. In fact, except on benchmark, thé maximum boost frequency I can see is around 1500/1560MHz. Then, by limiting the power + undervolting, you stabilise the temperature and the potential throttling. You...

Hi Macco, Thanks a lot for those informations. If I may, it would be great to have a chapter about undervolting gpu using MSI afterburner. With my Ionico 17 RTX 3070, i limit the max frequency of the GPU at 1500MHz and I undervolt it. At 1500MHz, the RTX 3070 accept 725mV instead of 900mV. There...

I do it like you said and it works like a charm. Thanks a lot

I install a complete fresh clean install after deleting partitions. I install the drivers before using windows update. So ok. Thanks a lot for those informations. I will try it right now