Tips for lowering voltage on i7-10750H processor
Tips for lowering voltage on i7-10750H processor
I experimented with undervolting and now verify stability at -0.170mV core and -0.085 cache. During bench testing, the CPU consistently caps at 3.6GHz despite no obvious cause. It might perform better under XTU but not under normal settings. Your I7-10750H runs around 3.8GHz idle (it dropped after undervolting from 4.3), and it should theoretically hit 5GHz. Could be hardware or driver issue? Check your firmware and thermal management.
1. Avoid 5GHz unless you provide top-tier cooling.
2. It could be linked to too much underclocking. On my laptop, keeping cache and core at the same low voltage helped it run smoothly—try adjusting those settings.
It might be related to the speed setting at 128. Adjusting it to 80 could increase the clock speed.
Maybe you overshot the voltage setting. I’m not sure Intel CPUs can reduce their speed to maintain stability (I know AMD’s Zen 2 does that), but it would show up this way if it could. Have you confirmed that? It influences how much the CPU adjusts its clock speed, from near full speed to very slow.
Speed shift is active, but you're unable to adjust the value—it appears fixed at 128. Try resetting the settings or checking if there are any hidden options in the menu. If the issue persists, contact support for further assistance.