Undervolting Asus ROG Zephyrus M15, COOLER TEMPS and MORE FPS on Your Gaming Laptop
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- Undervolting Asus ROG Zephyrus M15, COOLER TEMPS and MORE FPS on Your Gaming Laptop
In this video I cover how to undervolt the CPU and GPU on the Asus ROG Zephyrus M15. This can also apply to other gaming laptops or even desktop PCs. make sure to stick around to the end of the video where I have charts of the final temperatures and FPS scores after undervolting. First I go through and get some baseline temps and FPS averages, then we undervolted the system and run all the tests over again. Luckily after it was all said and done, I got cooler thermals on both the CPU and GPU, and I got More FPS on all the titles.
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Amazing tutorial!! I went from 90-100 FPS in Valorant with consistent annoying FPS drops all the way down to 30 FPS, but after this I’m getting a consistent 200+ FPS !!!
That's awesome Omar!! Glad to hear that!!
Got my laptop u were one of the major reasons why I chose this laptop
This video blew my mind.. the first time I watched it I thought it was all BS because how is it possible that undervolting will give you more fps if less power is going through the system, but then I was playing on turbo for a while and noticed my CPU temps were quite high, 95c, and I thought "I might as well undervolt it to see if I can actually lower the temps so I can extend the life of my laptop at the cost of performance" but after I did it, to my surprise, as you said, I got better performance and better temps, like, how come they don't design these laptops like that out of the box? It is illogical but whatever, you method works wonders, thank you very much for sharing this video on this specific laptop which is exactly the one I have
Hahaha yes it is a strange concept! Glad to hear you got some really good results from it!
The reason is because of binning. Not all silicon that makes the cut for a particular product line is of equal quality. They tune performance to make the worst silicon in the product line stable, which requires more voltage. If you get lucky and get one of the better chips, it can be undervolted and remain stable, therefore you get better performance because it can be undervolted and then pushed harder to reach the same thermal ceiling.
Very underrated channel! Probably the 1st time I wrote this in comments
Thank you! Much appreciated!
Lowered my average temps by 8 degrees!! Thank you so much
Always quality stuff from you my guy, can't wait for others to realize that.
Much appreciated Lucas!! 👍
My laptop is arriving today, this video couldn't be better timed! 😁
I am getting my one tomorrow
how do you like it now?
@@karisima6060 I absolutely love it, it's a beast of a machine and has been serving me really well. No complaints
@Eyakem I got an RTX 2070 super
@@mitchellphilip5781 I’ve had mine for 6 months, my cpu fan started to buzz/rattle yesterday, I wanna cry now cause I don’t know what to do :(
By just undervolting the cpu to 75 i was able to lower the temps by 5c avg awesome video
Thank you! I am happy to hear you got some good results!
I was looking for this comment. Were you on laptop config ? also which CPU r u using ?
Same laptop as the video
Man, thank you so much for making this video!
I recently purchased a M15 with the same specs and I was super worried about the thermals and consequently the life of the laptop but this video reassured me.
I would love to see a refresh rate comparison
No problem, glad to help!! This won’t get the M15 to desktop temps, but it helps out a good bit!
@@JakeVirdenTech can it go +240fps in low in csgo?
@@jorgearaujo1966 based on the test I have ran, I would say it can probably hover around 200 fps with low settings in CSGO. A steady 240fps might be a stretch for this laptop.
@@jorgearaujo1966 bruh the monitor is only 144Hz anything past 144 makes no difference
how did you download msi things on asus laptop
Beautiful and super informative video, I'm applying this to my Strix G15 and I got to some conclusions: 1- you could chose to get less noise and less heat but at the same performance, 2- have much better performance at the same heat and noise level 3- have them all by precisely editing the voltage curve in MSI afterburner. In conclusion, it will always be a win win scenario for you and your device : )
Are you using stock mode presets in Armory Crate or using manual settings with custom fan curves?
I have a strix g15 as well but i have no option called voltage config in my bios, pls help
@@saumitrapathak6416 Hey 👋🏻, what's your bios version?
you are the real hero
after searching for 2 month on youtube i finally found you
i really appreciate you bro
you saved my damn mind
keep going and you have all of our support 💙
Thank you so much!! Really appreciate the love and support,
and glad you found the video helpful!! 💙
This one definitely helped me! Lowered my max temp by around 8-9c. Thank you :)
Hey man I just did this to my computer which is also a ASUS ROG M15 and just wow I didn't think that this would work but it actually did work I am getting better frames and better temps thanks :D
Nice!! Super happy to hear that!!
Please remember me when you reach 1 million subs because you will blow up with the content you’re putting ouy
Thanks a bunch man! I need to make a list of my OG subscribers like you!
Bought this few days ago, this is perfect thanks!
Almost like a tune for a car! Temperatures kill anything im looking at picking one up immediately since I killed my own laptop of 4 years! Thanks for providing good info!
This is true! No problem, glad you found it helpful!
For me with heaven test heat was way way down from 83 to a steady 55..Thanks man this video needs way more views!!
Wow those are some awesome results!! Glad the video helped my friend!!
@@JakeVirdenTech I was amazed! learned a bunch again thanks!
Any idea why I don’t see the voltage configuration in bios?
Tested on HP Omen 2019 on Valorant. Went from 88°C to 75°C, same fps. Thanks!
Awesome tutorial! It's a shame there're not more people viewing this (yet).
Hey Jake, dope video. It seems like the Asus M15 is still throttling on tougher games for me (tarkov/cyberpunk/etc) but I guess that is to be expected for these thin laptops. Also I think it’s great that you’re still responding to people, keep up the great work!
Hey! Yea undervolting helps with many titles, but more intensive titles the difference can be marginal. I might do a video on swapping thermal paste soon,
I have heard of people getting some good results from it. Much appreciated Porka Pain!! 👍
Tell me about it man, I played tarkov for 3500 hours with my old Rog 8th gen i7 and Jesus Christ it got hot, had to resort to using throttlestop to mess about undervolting and other things as there was no built in way to do it... Man it was frustrating, but it worked, just.
@@timbob1145 Dude tarkov killed my fans on MSI gs65 i7, got so hot it melted some parts.
@@LEsconz I can believe it, got an Asus tuf f17 12700 now and the difference is unbelievable.
@@JakeVirdenTech did u ever find out about it
thanks, I just gogt the g15 2022, and this helped me get my frames to be stable in the mid 200s. W video
Thank you Devaj! Glad I could help!
Tried it, could probably still cook an egg on the laptop while running a game, but at least getting much more consistent fps and less drops. Thanks!
No problem Amir! Yea that is the unfortunate draw back with these gaming laptops, lots of
power and not enough cooling.
I just pulled the trigger and bought a 2060 4K 60 hz version of this laptop from Facebook marketplace for half the original price.
Coming from a ps4, needed a pc to play with my group of friends who exclusively used PCs.
The amount of tweaking you gotta do OML.
Noticed I was getting high temps even though the fans were clean
Came across this video and followed all the steps, wish me luck.
Thanks for the video! Just what i was looking for!
No problem! Glad I could help!
I have no voltage-configuration on zephyrus Duo GX551QS, undervolting is not possible?!
Great series of videos, keep them up!!! This laptop deserves them :) hehe
Top video, thanks ❤ my tuf f15 are 15° lower with -30mv ❤
Bruhh all I need was this I went from 90-100 FPS to consistent 144 in valorant
Bro I have this Model 240Hz rtx 2060 and when I play Valorant on turbo mode I only get 70-90 FPS whereas my friend whose laptop's specs are way lower than mine gets 150+ FPS in Valorant
@@ACE-oi8id your GPU could be throttling then
Bottlenecked*
@@ketchup4471 how can I fix that?
@@ACE-oi8id there's a number of things you can do, honestly I'd look on reddit or youtube for your model on how to do that
Glad I stumbled onto you channel! Dude I was going to buy the same M15 but the sale went away. I needed a new gaming laptop quick so I ended up finding an early 2020 Blade 15 (9750h, 16gb ram, rtx2060, 2.5tb m.2 ssd, 144hz) for $1160 so I pulled the trigger. The day it got delivered the M15 went back on sale 🙃😂😂
I'm still going to see if I can undervolt at all. It seems like my hardware is tweaked a lot by razer but worth a shot! Laptop temps in general just seem way too high lol
Thanks Jake! I feel ya man, I bought the M15 on a Saturday and the following Monday it went on sale.. That is awesome you scooped up a Blade 15! I love the Razer laptops, really great fit and finish on them.
Undervolting has been a good move for me so far, as you saw see from the video I dropped the temps and gained some FPS. I havent done any video editing since I did the undervolt so I am still a little unsure how it will perform for that, I imagine I wont notice a difference.
Yea Asus is the same way with having some different settings out of the box with there Armory crate app. I'm sure you will be able to do some tweaks to the Blade 15 to help those temps.
Having these settings does not shorten the life of your laptop asus? Good video served me a lot and it does not heat up, it looket like an iroplane taking off 🤣 tanks men
If anything, it will make them last a bit longer because they're not getting as hot under load
Theoretically it should increase the lifespan due to less heat dissipation and power
consumption to the components.
Thanks for the vid!!! Im going to do this right now
Thank you, my guy
Great overview, thank you. Be sure to revisit this topic for other viewers.
Thanks. I love your videos.
Thank you! Love hearing your positive feedback!!
Another great video.
i ordered one it gonna arrive in the next 2 days
Nice!
Great vid dude! Thanks!
i want ask buy this laptop or buy asus tuf dash f15 rtx 3060 ?
That New Asus Tuf with the 3060 is really nice and has great specs for the price.
I haven't seen any reviews on it, but that 3060 might be the way to go!
Thanks for the video. Very helpful. I have the same laptop so looking for more videos for mods.
No problem 👍. Glad you found it helpful!
Great videos on this laptop! Just bought it myself, are you planning on doing a video in the future on adding another m.2? Would love to see it
Possibly! As of right now I am pretty good on storage, but I might need to expand in the future.
@@JakeVirdenTech just added a 2tb! Very easy!
@@babycubbybear22 Do you know of any tutorials?
@@berserker9689 pretty easy, used tech with Sean’s video ruclips.net/video/n-R6tVWNrO8/видео.html
Thank you
No problem! Glad you found this helpful!
Watching your videos since I can't afford this one right now.. I have to say, your content sold me and made me love this laptop more!
Glad to hear you like the video! Asus does have some lower price point options that are similar to this particular gaming laptop that might be worth checking out.
Different CS:GO maps (you show two different maps in the "benchmarks") have different performance. That's why we have specific benchmark maps in CS:GO. You should consider them for future tests.... Were the fans cranked to max in these tests?
I will have to see what maps are official benchmarks for a future test, as I wasn't
aware of this. On CSGO, I don't believe the fans were maxed but probably around 60-70%
I have ROG zephyrous m15 and I’m never undervolting my laptop ever again. I tried doing this and it caused my laptop to go black screen for several hours when it’s on and now it’s on automatic repair.
Maybe you did sth wrong, because I did the same and it is OK, but it haven't helped 😅
though i was having trouble that while gaming, the fan speed is locked at a lower RPM which is quite annoying cuz the fan speed usually without opening any games can run really high, so it causes overheating problem while gaming.
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Much appreciated my friend!!
Thank you!
Omg thank you, before my cpu temps were at a average of 96 and my gpu temps were averaging around 89-86 and now my cup does not leave higher then 89 C and my gpu does not leave higher then 79 C, THANK YOU SO MUCH 🙏🙏🙏 also my fps went from 90 to 140
Nice! Glad to hear you got some good results Cookie Man! 👍
I really want you to reach 1 million subs
Maverick thank you for the support my friend!!
Hey jake awesome video! I have the 2060 model m15 and my idle temp is between 50-60c. I was shocked to see 45c on your afterburner and was curious if there was anything else I could do to possibly lower my temps ?
Thank you!! Unfortunately we are kinda limited on what we can do to cool down laptops,
but the main things are the CPU/ GPU undervolt if possible, using a cooling pad, gaming at lower
settings. Other things I would do, disable high performance/ turbo modes in armory crate and
create a more aggressive fan curve in bios or armory crate.
Very informative video! Unfortunately my Zephyrus 15's bios does not include that long list and was completely bare bones. Alas.
Found out the hard way you can't undervolt the ROG Zehyrus M16. Even when I went to adjust the GPU with Afterburner, when I'd click one of the nodes to drag it, the computer would seize up and 'think' for a moment before the line would budge. I'd see on the metrics how the numbers would jump. When I tried to benchmark afterwards, the numbers are reading into the 100's, yet there's a visual stuttering that kept occurring in 5-7 second intervals. The fans would also sound as if a plane was taking off in my office and the heat was troublesome. I've decided to take it back, there's something seriously wrong with the device.
Ironically, however, I've applied these same techniques to my previous gaming laptop (An MSI with an RTX 2070) and with some tweaks to make the game more comparable to the Xbox Series X specs, I've been able to play Red Dead at a solid 70 FPS. The trees look a tad flat but, hey, at least nothing is at risk of melting or burning XD.
Thanks!
hello there
I'm using m15 GU502LU with GTX 1660Ti version
thankyou for this
yo i just ordered that same laptop last night, are you able to undervolt it?
@@jestar2165 do it same as what the video told you. and it work. back then when I play GTA 5, it's almost 95° C~98°C, and now around 75°C~85°C
I haven't played with the settings at all, mostly because I'm new to this hobby, and I don't want to tear up my machine.Great video, lots of great tips!
I use a liangstar cooling pad when I play Skyrim.It really seems to work great.Any thoughts on cooling pads?
Cooling pads are amazing I get around 55 degrees celsius when playing a game like skyrim or even black ops 2 thanks to mine. I'd get a cooling pad that can be elevated for more airflow.
Nice! Am gonna try that, would you please consider making a video using a cooling pad? Since it drawing air from the bottom
It worked well for me as shown in the video! Possibly, I do not own a cooling pad but I would consider picking one up for a video.
@@JakeVirdenTech am gonna do the same and see if it makes a difference
Thank you bro you don’t know how much this means to me. Your a life saver and I I’m writing this because I needed this badly wish I can give you more credit you got your self a subscribe and like and you save my laptop from overheating and losing my hard earn money god bless you sir
No problem Serious, super happy you found the video helpful!! Always makes my day reading comments like this!!
Appreciate the kind words and sub my friend!!
People cant undervolt because asus has locked the option on most bios' after version 304.
What does Undervolt means? Thanks for making this videos
No problem! Undervolting is basically the action of reducing the voltage and power going to your core components like the CPU and GPU. The goal of common undervolting is to decrease thermals and sometimes get increase in fps due to temperature reduction.
Undervolting is almost the opposite of overclocking, usually the voltage is increased for a GPU or CPU overclock.
Hope this you out and thanks for checking out the video!!
@@JakeVirdenTech Well, I tried the Undervolt since I noticed a thermal problem on CPU temperatures but I wasn't able to get the system boot up and have the voltage at 75 :( But it did work at 50. I have also limited the CPU with QuickCPU. You think it will work?
@@hyperion8650 Yea this is where siliconlottery comes into play, certain chips might not like the lower voltage. I am not sure on the quick CPU settings, I havent messed with them myself.
@@JakeVirdenTech Via the Undervolting up to 50, doing the arrangements on quickcpu and using a custom curve, I manage to lower the excessive temperatures of the CPU (which were hitting 98-95 all the time) to 85, 83, 88. I'll probably send the laptop to repair, but it works for me
@@hyperion8650 Thats great you got those temps down a bit!
thanks! my heaven went insane temps are way down! FPS:
179.2
Score:
4515
Min FPS:
36.6
Max FPS:
344.4
Nice! Glad to hear it cooled down your system!
My bios doesn't have anything about voltage
Hi Mark! Depends on your bios version and if your CPU is unlocked
Hey great video, how would u recover if the voltage offset was too much
Thanks Jake!
My asus doesn’t have a voltage option in the bios
Thank you so much for this I have the same laptop and the heat was worrying me too! Dang good laptop though
No problem! Yea I really have really enjoyed this laptop so far!
I have Asus G14 2021 , but dont have that voltage option in bios. Does this mean I can not do this or can I do it with some other program?
Which bios version is it?
Same here, please what to do!
@@superbri007 for me BIOS 406
You can essentially clip the voltage on your CPU in Amory Crate by creating a manual fan setting
Use throttle stop
OMG u saved my g513qr from boiling!
Nice man, glad to hear that!!
Do you take out the infamous plastic that cover the vents?
THANK YOU
Just curious what power plan you were using during these tests also did you disable cpu boost or keep it on?
Hi Gordon! So for the power plan in Armory Crate, I kept everything stock but
switched over to manual mode to make a custom fan curve.
To keep temps at bay and fan noise down, I disabled boost on my power plans except turbo where I set it to 3000mhz, for the gpu I locked it at 1500mhz lowest voltage in msi, temps are around 70/75c on performance mode and fan barely kicking in.
Hello. How did you do this? ''disabled boost on my power plans except turbo where I set it to 3000mhz''.Can you please explain? Thanks
How can you cap the processors frequency?
Thank you. Does this apply to ROG Zephyrus G14 RTX3050 as well?
The GPU undervolt can be done with msi after burner, the CPU undervolt
will depend if the g14 has a unlocked CPU and if the bios has the option.
@@JakeVirdenTech Thank you. I turned off the boost feature and the cpu keeps below 75-80 'C. Might consider about the gpu undervolt
my bios is hidden voltage ... can you show me the key to show it... tks
Hello. Awesome video! Will this work for the zephyrus g15 ryzen 5900hs/3070?
same question, need answer / resources to undervolt mine as well
I have this exact laptop,and lately (few months now)whenever I’m in a game (whether just on menu screen or actually playing ) the cpu temps are at a constant 93-96C on turbo or even performance sometimes (in any game,even something as old as cod black ops 2).I tried undervolting the cpu and gpu in the same way as the video shows,and it certainly improved performance (shadow of the tomb raider benchmark was 69 FPS at high,now it is 98) ,but now, depending on the game,cpu temps are either 84-96C (Overwatch) or 93-95 (shadow of the tomb raider )(sometimes I even see 97-98C for a sec) . So undervolting certainly did do something,but it is not enough. What more can I do to reduce the cpu temp? Gpu temp is perfectly fine between 64-75 on turbo. I already got my laptop’s fans cleaned at a computer store to see if that was the problem but nothing changed,so that shouldn’t be the problem
Have you thought about maybe opening it up and reapplying thermal paste? External fan that sits underneath it?
Did you ever find a solution?
I think they took away this feature in Bios Updates :(
I think you are correct Carter, I have read that in a few forums
and Redit threads recently :(
if you undervolted and remove the ASUS background program, 13 hours? or am I wrong.
Hey nice vid ! Help me a lot, i am on the same system but with a 2070 115w, what is the best undervolt for this card ?
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful! I would probably do an undervolt similar to this one,
it isn't too aggressive but gets some good results.
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hey! i have a question
i wanted to know how can i reset gpu frequency in msi after burner because even when i dont run msi after burner still my gpu run lockedon 1500 Mhz after i used curve editor
Ty
Hi jake! Im searching for laptop for architecture, im going to use softwares like Revit, Archicad, Photoshop, etc, and in between this Zephyrus M15 model or the Hp Omen 15 Ryzen 7, i wanna ask you about what model do you recommend me and if in this programs fans are loudly, thanks bro! BTW GREAT QUALITY REVIEWS IN YOUR CHANNEL!
Hey! Gotcha, I have thrown quite a few challenges at my M15 and it has handled them all very well.
I have done a fair amount of photo editing in Adobe Photoshop and 3D modeling in Fusion 360
and this laptop does great with it. Unfortunately I cant speak directly for Revit and Archicad since
I have not used those programs on this laptop and am not very familiar with them in general.
If it was me I would definitely go with the M15 over the Omen, Personally I just haven't had much
luck with HP in the past. I do Recommend laptops with AMD Ryzen processors, AMD tends to
provide more cores and threads for the money vs Intel. Intel is falling behind when it comes to
cost to performance, and they are also loosing the title of always having the fastest clocks and
in game FPS. But there are still lots of applications that are intel optimized. As far as the fan noise
goes, the M15 can be loud if the fan curve is set on the aggressive side. I have mine set to silent and
it stays super quiet while using photoshop and fusion 360.
Thanks a bunch for the positive feedback Adrian! Much appreciated my friend!!! sorry for the long reply, hope
this helps and let me know if you have any other questions!
@@JakeVirdenTech thanks for your great answer, i will go for my M15 then! 😎
@@adrianramirezrodriguez9615 No problem! I have some more videos on the M15 as well that go a little more in-depth on the laptop itself. I do also like some of the gaming laptops from MSI, Razer, and Lenovo has the new legion out that looks really nice!
@@JakeVirdenTech the lenovo 7 or 5?
@@adrianramirezrodriguez9615 the legion 7. I use a lot of Lenovo hardware working in IT and I have had great luck with it!
So when I undervolted my m15 2070 Max Q (literally the exact laptop you have) and applied each setting you had mentioned it seems as if it has WiFi connectivity issues when trying to play warzone, although I did notice a pretty nice and welcoming FPS increase. Any tips on how I can keep the game running less laggy? I ran a WiFi speed test as well and I’m averaging about 190 mbps download with 12 mbps upload.
Hmmm that is a strange issue. There are so many factors when it comes to WIFI connectivity, Most of the time it is related to
distance and clearance from your WiFi source and other networking equipment. I would go into armory crate app and check and
see if you have any driver updates for you Wireless NIC in the laptop.
So were the benchmarks done with Armoury Crate set to your Manual profile? Also, was this with the normal Afterburner or was it with Afterburner Beta?
Yep I was still on the manual profile to keep the fan curve the same.
Do you have to keep MSI Afterburner open to keep that graph setting to be applied?
So Afterburner commonly runs minimized in the system tray in order to enable the settings. But yes, if afterburner is completely closed out, It will not run the settings applied inside the software.
Easiest way to understand power your CPU but leave your GPU without anything complicated is to go under power options under processing state and change all the maximum to 50% as under games under load barely use like 20-30% of your CPU and just adjust it when you get any slow downs when normally using your PC my CPU temps went from 96 C to only 50 C and games run even better now as no thermal throttling and then can even overclock your GPU
Thanks for the help w/ the gpu temps but unfortunately my bios has no voltage configuration?
No problem! Gotcha, it might be that you laptop has a locked CPU or
a updated bios that blocks out these features.
My laptop fans make this weird ticking noise when i hold it vertically in bed...does anyone have the same issue ? i googled it and some people have the the same issue and even worse...its really frustrating considering I sold my well built and perfectly working MacBook pro to get this garbage.
yeah
hey Jake, which cooler pad do you recomend for this laptop ?
Hi Carlos! Honestly I do not own or have any experience using cooler pads, but I have heard good things about the Havit HV-F2056 and the KLIM Ultimate. I can not speak from personal experience
unfortunately.
Does undervolting void the warranty on my Asus ROG Zephyrus M16?
I have a G15 with the Ryzen 9 5900 and RTX 3070. Cant find any videos like this for setting up mine specifically. I noticed you're on manual mode in the crate but your GPU max is at 150 while mine is at 200. What would you recommend my settings be?
Hey Juan! So pretty much I only have mine set to manual to create a custom fan curve. 200mhz is probably
solid for your laptop, since you have a 3070 your stock manual clocks are a bit higher than my 2070.
I don’t even get up to 70c on mine stock. But I have Ryzen 5900hs, (7nm) 4th gen, RTX 3080 and 40gb ram
That's awesome! That is a lot of power running very cool at 70c! Ryzen and 3000 series
are a bit more efficiant than intel/rtx 2000 series hardware.
Hi Jake, great videos, I have a G15 Zephyrus RTX 3070 and I don't have the volttage options on the BIOS, Do I have to do something in order for that to show up? Also, what should I leave for SPL and SPPT ? I kinda copied ur manual settings for the fan on the CPU and it helped a lot, but I still hit 90 degrees on CPU (was hitting 95, 96, 97)... GPU just runs fine, please help ? Thank you!
I habe the previous asus zephyrus gm501 144hz 1060gtx , thing is literally every gaming laptop over heats , asus gaming ones slightly overheat more than usual but the one and only option I do is , apply v sync in nVidia settings , apply the ultimate power mode power plan but has to he capped to 95-99 maximum performance and try ay least 90% at minimum option, then your cooling fans always set to maximum , undervolting never did a single thing to me , I belive it simply doesn't work and have no compatibility with asus systems
@@mmg7851 I did the unvervolting here and it helped a lot... I used to crash when playing PUBG for example and with undervolting problem solved, I lost about 20% fps but at least I am able to play it, It's probably an issue with my laptop I set the GPU to go max on 1780 mhz.
@@bruraraujo but pubg is not a scale honestly.. but the thing is here you really don't need to do all this stupid undervolting and stuff honestly for asus gaming laptops you simply can apply the ultimate performance power plan and readjust whitin the settings processor power management this alone would fix any heat problems that you have
@@mmg7851 I know right? Hahaha... but apart from heating problems which I solved in the power plan, I had issues with crashing on pubg and I could only solve that with undervolting.
@@bruraraujo if you do not use those budget overvolting and undervolting programs and use the one I've told you about the inbuilt system settings you'd never get an overheat nor a crash
I just got a new laptop. Is this safe to do on it? Thank you
To my knowledge, I haven't heard of anyone having negative affects on there system by undervolting.
In some cases your system might blue screen if it doesn't like the undervolted settings.
I might be a bit late on the video but I own a Zephyrus G15 and the voltage configuration doesn’t appear in the BIOS advanced options, I am wondering if doing the MSI afterburner and NVIDIA process would be enough ?
Hi Drakxx! Yea it could be a few different things as to why you dont have the option in your
bios. Could be a locked cpu or a bios version that doesnt have this feature. A GPU undervolt
in after burning could definitely help.
Thank you so much for answering!
There is no voltage configuration for the asus G14
I believe the g14 has a locked CPU
You mentioned a range of 70 to 80, is it more undervolted the higher the number or less? For example would 80 be a bigger undervolt?
Good question, in the case of the cpu undervolt in the bios the higher the number
the more voltage you are taking away from the system. So yes 80 is a larger more aggressive
undervolt.
My ARMOURY crate does not have the graphs. Just a bar
Gotcha. I haven't messed with it in a while, their could have been a UI update
getting rid of the graph adjustments.
Should I get the 1660ti or 2070? (For gaming/editing)
The 1660 TI is a great laptop for the money, but if you are looking to get more FPS and higher refresh rate display, the 2070 M15 is a good way to go.