Recent content by conofroc75

So just for future reference the MSI tridents usually only have 2 ram slots given they are SFF and have a M-itx mobo

Gunna need to list all the pc specs to make it as easy as can be to help troubleshoot i.e: Cpu: Mobo: Ram: Gpu: Psu: windows: BIos\ anything recently changed or installed or updated you might suspect or when it started

I would still try and go thru the different settings to see if maybe you can get the undervolt working again like you had previously or maybe try and adjust the fan curve because that is a little on the toasty side despite being a laptop. There ar a ton of different things to check that may be...

So all you really said is that your fans ramped to a high level in a game which isn't a crazy thing to have happen. you didn't mention if the temps actually got high or if there were any problems with thermals at all? I wouldn't worry a lot about drivers or if your fans are running at 100% if...

Make sure its properly seated and in the correct slot? and ideally getting 2 sticks of ram will make a pretty decent difference in performance. If your mobo CPU can support it a faster rated set will help too

well if thats the case you were probably not getting the most out of the ram available so it will probably be beneficial for you overall as for the fitment issue don't rely on moving the critical components to make it work. if possible maybe buy a smaller sized fan its not ideal but it'll still...

Cant do anything to the case itself?

theres a setting on afterburner that will synchronize the fan speeds did you make sure to check that and turn it on or off to see if that solves it? when it is off it allows you to set the fan curve for each fan independently and you get two graphs on the profile screen in the AB settings. But...

Did you take a look at your fans on the gpu when its happening? its probably dust or something in the fan hub and it might be helped by blowing them out with some air. If your comfortable taking things apart its not the most complicated thing to re oil the fan bearings but that really depends on...

The setting bd prochot you unchecked is the thermal limit on your cpu so its possible to overheat your cpu because it will now no longer downclock when it heats up. So don't worry about what percent something is using unless your having some sort of issues with framerates your computers not...

so turn all those off and see if that helps

What MoBo do you have? Sometimes the software for controlling things like MSI dragon center or now its Control center can be wonky with profiles and they can set voltages and clocks to things which can cause issues. For example if its a ing mode or not could maybe imposing clock limits or just...

So is the Gpu actually getting super hot under load or no? Because it seems to be throttling but you should still be able to see the temp of the GPU no matter what level the heat sink is thermally interfaced with it. Unless the sensor is located on the actual heatsink and not the board which I...

As for why one setting works for one thing and nit another its hard to tell when you get up near the edge of stability weird <Mod Edit> happens you could've had a background update run or something or a different program was running in thew background. But as far as it not downclocking make...

. Im guessing you might have some bios auto OC settings on already, just guessing by some of the voltages and that your having it all core idle at 5.0 . But judging off your thermals you have a decent bit of headroom to turn it up a little. Theres a lot of pretty comprehensive guide on OC with...