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The i7 8750h is running at 1.89 GHz?

The i7 8750h is running at 1.89 GHz?

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Admiral_Nether
Junior Member
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02-06-2017, 12:33 AM
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It's an issue with Power Manager in Windows 10, leading to overheating protection, but it's not a major problem. Smile
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Admiral_Nether
02-06-2017, 12:33 AM #21

It's an issue with Power Manager in Windows 10, leading to overheating protection, but it's not a major problem. Smile

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Soul0fPhoenix
Junior Member
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02-12-2017, 08:11 AM
#22
as soon as you mention this, the computer begins heating up noticeably and may slow down due to overheating in those Dell laptops
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Soul0fPhoenix
02-12-2017, 08:11 AM #22

as soon as you mention this, the computer begins heating up noticeably and may slow down due to overheating in those Dell laptops

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FearCZ__Ever
Member
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02-17-2017, 04:08 AM
#23
Yes, you can improve your thermals without sacrificing speed by adjusting your technique and positioning. Focus on maintaining steady altitude, using proper wingtip techniques, and staying aware of wind shifts to catch better lift.
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FearCZ__Ever
02-17-2017, 04:08 AM #23

Yes, you can improve your thermals without sacrificing speed by adjusting your technique and positioning. Focus on maintaining steady altitude, using proper wingtip techniques, and staying aware of wind shifts to catch better lift.

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medalolo
Junior Member
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02-17-2017, 05:27 AM
#24
organizing your fans makes a big difference, and adjusting airflow under certain models really helped with my 2010 laptop. My daughter’s Dell did the same, but it was limited to around 800MHz. I started this just to check PROCHOT, and it worked—then I turned it back up to 800MHz again only when the battery was full and the charger was plugged in. Using the charger without it connected let me run at full speed (around 2.1GHz), while the charger with it kept me stable. When I unplugged the charger, it used less power and ran fine normally. If anyone knows why this happens, please let me know. I also looked into Windows power plans, but found no issues there. I had a similar problem on a Thinkpad, but it was because of a power-saving mode that kept fans low and chassis temps too low—especially when the laptop was docked in an office with multiple VMs using power. I haven’t found any specific Windows or Dell settings for this issue.
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medalolo
02-17-2017, 05:27 AM #24

organizing your fans makes a big difference, and adjusting airflow under certain models really helped with my 2010 laptop. My daughter’s Dell did the same, but it was limited to around 800MHz. I started this just to check PROCHOT, and it worked—then I turned it back up to 800MHz again only when the battery was full and the charger was plugged in. Using the charger without it connected let me run at full speed (around 2.1GHz), while the charger with it kept me stable. When I unplugged the charger, it used less power and ran fine normally. If anyone knows why this happens, please let me know. I also looked into Windows power plans, but found no issues there. I had a similar problem on a Thinkpad, but it was because of a power-saving mode that kept fans low and chassis temps too low—especially when the laptop was docked in an office with multiple VMs using power. I haven’t found any specific Windows or Dell settings for this issue.

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mcDavoz
Senior Member
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02-17-2017, 06:32 AM
#25
how do i clean the fans?
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mcDavoz
02-17-2017, 06:32 AM #25

how do i clean the fans?

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