You can set it to start up and apply the settings just when the windows starts up.

Use ThrottleStop, which can not only monitor in real time, but can also make sure everything is the same irrespective of which performance mode you are using. Update : I just want to say this out loud, I'm no specialist, but i can guarantee you, that not all the benchmark systems out there are running the CPU to the same extremities, and in real life most of us wont even be getting any close to that sort of usage unless the app itself is not optimized properly, or maybe it does happen some time later in the future where this hardware is rendered too old for the advancement in the benchmarks themselves by then.Īlso a reminder, you can Undervolt your laptop with XTU but, as soon as you toggle the Turbo button (TOGGLE not necessarily ON or OFF, sometimes its buggy and can delay the process of changing the undervolt) or any other type of high performance mode, these settings that you made will be over written. Hope this helps, if anyone has any other better settings please do let me know To be specific, almost 7 degrees or more difference (decrease) and around 10 FPS increase (from 64 to 74) in FarCry 5 Ultra Settings 1080p. This gave me better temperatures, better performance. Undervolt : -140.6 on both CPU cache and core My laptop did run cooler although with lower performance as the CPU now ran at 3.4GHz on avg The power limit was raised to 50 from 45 (thermal throttling > 5% aida64 extreme)

I openly say that i'm not a specialist of any sort, but these were the problems i was facing with the i5 8300H profile. RAM : 1 X 16GB DDR4 2666 MHz (Single Channel) My Laptop : Acer Predator Helios 300 PH315-52-5520 Gaming Laptop Hello, the pre configured profile for i5 9300H is not listed on the site yet, i tried using the 8300H profile, but the results were off.

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