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sadly I can only use Lenovo Vantage software. One Key optimizer isn't available for my specific laptop and Lenovo Energy Managment is installed but not usable like they show on the site I've just installed it and it shows the same wear level as HwInfo, but says 0/30 discharge cycles and no...

I would have suggested an Arctic freezer 50, but you've gone with noctua.. Bad timing

i'll try to see if draining almost to 0 and then going with a full charge will solve this... In the past wear level was about 1.2% and doing this solved the issue

Hi all, my laptop is a Lenovo ideapad 3, with a 35wh battery. I have it since september 2020 and the only thing I don't understand is how battery wear level works. Within the first 2 months battery wear reading from Hwinfo was always 0%. After a bit of time went to like 5% and since then...

I also have a powerline and sometimes can be really annoying. is the powerline only ethernet or you can also use wifi? and a stupid thing is it connected to a power strip or directly into the wall socket?

i don't know an all in one for your case (stay away from glary utilities or iobit things) but for disk you can try crystaldiskinfo to see if there are any problems for ram you can use memtest for gpu the best thing is to fire up something like furmark to see if it crashes, what temps reaches...

how in the hell you can draw so much energy form a house?

At first I didn't thought of that but then when I used 7A I could get better results than his and I think the only major factor is how mobo manages pbo He doesn't use it but as I remember using ryzen master in his system pbo settings were cranked up like crazy, leaving all default into bios

at this point i'll leave as it is since I have no temperature problems I trend also amd default for PBO but haven't seen any improvement

That's what I also thought. Setting edc to 7A was surely helping, almost capping it at 4200-4150 mhz in almost every situation in f1 2020 I also thought that it's a bit too much to boost like that with auto voltage so I got back to 70A

At the time I got my 3600 I tried static voltage to get 4.2Ghz all cores an it was really toasty with 1.3v and also there were chances of cpu degradation. The best thing to do for me is play with pbo, and let it so its things. These chip are really pushed from fabric so I wouldn't do much with...

As far as I'm aware +1.3v can damage the cpu, but 1.25 should be fine

Glad to hear this thanks

No problem man Any suggestion?

That's what I did and it was worth

Another quick update Today I tried to play with PBO to see if anything changes Now PPT in my testing is always set to 90w, TDC wasn't touched. The only thing I played is EDC With EDC set to 70A, the one I used for the last year i get about 9226 pt on CB R23, core clock stayed between 3950Mhz...

Hi all, I’m opening this thread to gain Knowledge on how PBO works. Long story short, recently I built a rig for my friend and he as me has a r5 3600, the only different thing is the Mobo: mine is a b450 tomahawk max, he has a b450-f i noticed that in the same game his CPU is constantly...

Now it seems to boost more often to 4.2Ghz, not like newer 3600 but also not as rarely as before

eh I think it's a bit late:):)

So I flashed today the latest stable version and it went all good, It even reduced the bios time of about 6 seconds.... the only downside is that I had to redo all my custom settings but not a big of a deal Now let's see if there's a preformance imprevement finger crossed

At this point i think as soon I'm on holiday I'll try to update to an intermediate version to see what changes and if I gain any benefit in performance (I doubt) and we'll see... After all if anything goes wrong I can flashback to the one I'm using rn that I know it's fully working

That's what I also thought, I would be happy to see some boot time improvement but I don't wanna risk (I know I can flashback but it's annoying) any suggestion on how to reduce them? I tried switching from CSM to UEFI mode only but it f***** up a bit of things and it was a pain to get back to...

Hi all, my B450 Tomahawk max runs on 7C02v35 since I bought it. now on msi support page I see that we are on version 7C02v39 (the lates stable one). The changelog says " Updated AMD AGESA ComboAm4v2PI 1.1.0.0 ". Is it necessary to update or I can skip? I know that you shouldn't update your bios...

Hi all, I'm also interested to try it on my i5 1035g1 If I use it and tune the settings, can I get more battery life with undervolting or also more performance?

ty, you're right.... I should have remebered this thing from computer architecture course I'll try it, thanks