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Adjust voltage for i5-1035G1

Adjust voltage for i5-1035G1

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Ray_Left_AH
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11-13-2020, 06:47 AM
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Hi there, I own the same specs laptop—an Acer model—and I tried undervolting using throttlestop. After doing that on the MX350, the device stayed too hot. I was looking into processor undervolting options but found throttlestop locked in the FIVR. While watching some tutorials, I discovered version 8.7 of the throttlestop isn’t locked.
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Ray_Left_AH
11-13-2020, 06:47 AM #11

Hi there, I own the same specs laptop—an Acer model—and I tried undervolting using throttlestop. After doing that on the MX350, the device stayed too hot. I was looking into processor undervolting options but found throttlestop locked in the FIVR. While watching some tutorials, I discovered version 8.7 of the throttlestop isn’t locked.

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FrightRider05
Member
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11-26-2020, 08:19 PM
#12
@Swittzo ThrottleStop 9.4 clearly indicates when the BIOS has secured the voltage control register. Using an outdated version of ThrottleStop fails to unlock anything. Check the monitoring table in the upper right corner of the FIVR window—it will reveal any offset voltages being applied. If the CPU is locked, the display will show +0.0000
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FrightRider05
11-26-2020, 08:19 PM #12

@Swittzo ThrottleStop 9.4 clearly indicates when the BIOS has secured the voltage control register. Using an outdated version of ThrottleStop fails to unlock anything. Check the monitoring table in the upper right corner of the FIVR window—it will reveal any offset voltages being applied. If the CPU is locked, the display will show +0.0000

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2anivb
Member
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11-27-2020, 03:13 PM
#13
I attempted it, but the offset voltage still reads +0.0000. Is there a method to apply undervolting on this CPU?
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2anivb
11-27-2020, 03:13 PM #13

I attempted it, but the offset voltage still reads +0.0000. Is there a method to apply undervolting on this CPU?

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