Throttlestop - Turbo Ratio Limits Explained | How to reduce temps in 12th & 13th gen #throttlestop
8min 11s
13 juillet 2023
Description
In todays video I attempt to explain how to use Turbo Ratio Limits to reduce temperatures with throttlestop. Enjoy! ------------- Unlock undervolting or turbo ratio limits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FapB8hhIDss&t=2368s -------------- My Rig: Dell G15 i5 10200h 16gb DDR4 2933mhz Gtx 1650 GDDR 6 1 tb 2,500 mb/s -------------- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVvoGTwlUuU-9gzEEFKJ29w/join
Résumé
🌡️ Laptop CPU Temperature Management Guide
Key Points 🔑
Undervolting Limitations
- For 12th and 13th gen Intel CPUs, manufacturers have introduced microcode that prevents undervolting
- Some 11th gen processors also have undervolting disabled
Alternative Temperature Reduction Method: Turbo Ratio Limits 🖥️
How to Identify Thermal Throttling
- Use ThrottleStop and check FID column
- Run a stress test (TS Bench)
- Observe when CPU clock speeds drop unexpectedly
Adjustment Process
- Identify the frequency at which your CPU starts thermal throttling
- Reduce Turbo Ratio Limits slightly below that frequency
- This prevents thermal throttling while maintaining performance
Step-by-Step Guide 🛠️
- Open ThrottleStop
- Check current Turbo Ratio Limits
- Run TS Bench
- Note the frequency drop
- Adjust Turbo Ratio Limits in FRVR
- Verify lower temperatures
Example Scenarios
- Different CPU generations have different default and throttling frequencies
- Method works for various Intel processors (10th, 11th, 12th gen)
Pro Tips 💡
- Always monitor your specific CPU's behavior
- Small adjustments can significantly reduce temperatures
- This method is especially useful when undervolting is unavailable
Enjoy cooler laptop performance! 🌬️
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