Throttling with BD Prochot

[Raruma]

Hello,
I have this throttling problem while playing games with and HP Omen-16
-i5-11400h
-rtx 3060 6gb
-32gb ram
-Windows 10 with latest drivers.
-undervolt core and cache -0.85 and cores lock to 3.7GHz. All other TS options are in default.

I'll attach TS pics and the recent log that I have.
While the Throttle is on my fps goes to 0-1 and everything goes slow and with a robotic sound. Last between 30-60 seconds.

 

[ShiBDiB]

What are your GPU temps when the throttling occurs?

Also I wish people would stop buying laptops for gaming, they all suck when it comes to heat.

 

[Raruma]

What are your GPU temps when the throttling occurs?

Also I wish people would stop buying laptops for gaming, they all suck when it comes to heat.

Between 70-80º, checked in elden ring and it was at 78º.
And sadly in my country building a pc cost more than a gaming laptop, even second hand old desktop cost more than a brand new gaming laptop with even less performance, my laptop cost me 400 usd and building a pc with the same performance would cost like 750+ usd

 

[unclewebb]

You have a BD PROCHOT throttling problem. Try clearing the BD PROCHOT box on the main screen of ThrottleStop.

Once you get this problem fixed, you can probably increase the turbo ratios. I would set the turbo ratios to 40. I would also check the MMIO Lock box in the TPL window to prevent this from causing any power limit throttling.

 

[Raruma]

You have a BD PROCHOT throttling problem. Try clearing the BD PROCHOT box on the main screen of ThrottleStop.

I would also check the MMIO Lock box in the TPL window.

Unchecked BD PROCHOT and locked MMIO, will update if something change, thanks !

 

[unclewebb]

Run another log file to see if this solves the problem. Fixing one problem can sometimes cause a different problem.

 

[Raruma]

Run another log file to see if this solves the problem. Fixing one problem can sometimes cause a different problem.

Instant BSoD after uncheking bd prochot and locked mmio, sadly windows dump file didn't save it, also there is a sound now, like a beep.

 

[unclewebb]

Clearing either of those boxes should not cause a BSOD. Set your voltages back to default values. That is likely what caused the BSOD. Most similar CPUs are not 100% stable at -85 mV.

 

[Raruma]

Clearing either of those boxes should not cause a BSOD. Set your voltages back to default values. That is likely what caused the BSOD. Most similar CPUs are not 100% stable at -85 mV.

After a reboot there was a beep and it was freezing, now I rebooted again and unchecked MMIO and the beep and sttuter disappear.
I been using the -85 since 3 months and it was very stable, I will lock MMIO again and return undervolt to 0

 

[unclewebb]

Usually checking the MMIO Lock box does not cause a problem for most users. If it causes a problem on your computer then do not do this.

Only change one thing at a time when troubleshooting.

 

[Raruma]

Usually checking the MMIO Lock box does not cause a problem for most users. If it causes a problem on your computer then do not do this.

Only change one thing at a time when troubleshooting.

So I locked MMIO and return values to 0, works fine, but my cpu now reach 98º

 

[unclewebb]

Now you know MMIO was not causing a problem. Now you can work on setting your voltages again. Start at -50 mV and see if that is stable. Most CPUs are stable here. Try -60 mV or -70 mV after that. Spend a day or two at -50 mV first.

 

[Raruma]

Now you know MMIO was not causing a problem. Now you can work on setting your voltages again. Start at -50 mV and see if that is stable. Most CPUs are stable here. Try -60 mV or -70 mV after that. Spend a day or two at -50 mV first.

Will try it, thanks !