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Try NVCleanStall with your hardware ID added in advanced tweaking section.
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This is what I felt after owning multiple Samsung,WD and Micron SSDs. Crucial/Micron - Just works but not performant compared to competition. SK Hynix/Solidigm - Great SSD with best power/performance. Not available Worldwide. Kingston - Great performant NAND and firmware with high TBW Samsung - One of the best, but few drives can have ASPM issues with their drivers and certain budget drives can't upgrade their firmware WD - One of the best but can have issues or problems like Samsung.
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Heatsink pressure on CPU is very good but on GPU top right is slightly warped which might cause issues with LM or carbonaut/kryonaut/icd sheets. Is the VRAM chips cooled with thermal pads in the back? Atleast you can service it easily whereas my Dell mobo is inverted. Maybe I'm wrong, is the 2 & 3 numbered screwed in very tight? You can add 0.5/1mm soft thermal pads on VRM just above the number 3's which should reduce temps by 1-2C.
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Is it specifically 6000 and later series being affected. Not seeing any slowdowns on Ryzen 5875U Pro.
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Got the wifey into the Pixel! Ordering 2 8s, with watch 2 asap.
Vasudev replied to kojack's topic in Mobile Devices & Gadgets
@Reciever Not sure if your carrier or telecom uses CBRS. If you're sure, you can simply disable CBRS from *#*#4636*#*# in Phone Number. If you don't use Dual SIM standby you can disable it to maximize battery life and NSA/SA 5G stability. If you're okay with a clean start and restore the phone via backup I'd suggest using Pixel Phone Repair to factory erase by unlocking the bootloader and then re-locking it once flashing is complete. It did fix my constant Wifi and LTE/5G random disconnections on Pixel 7. -
I just spring cleaned the alienware 15 r2 after 4 years with Carbonaut. Got it in 2020 before Covid19 and replaced few worn out thermal pads. It was hitting 90-95C for no reason due to clogged fans. @Rofa1234 By any chance is the ICD graphite pad the older one released before Carbonaut? I got newer HC pad that is similar to TG Carbonaut at lower price almost half with 5 packs. Its just 1-2c worse at max temps than TGC.
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With Open Source, it could be a fork of a fork of a fork which could lead to many problems and "sicko" easter eggs which are no better than the malware droppers. I use Chrome or Chromium as fallback which is very rare unless the website doesn't work on Firefox & Edge.
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MS Edge and chromium based aren't even recognized and most website just say Optimized for Chrome and asks to download Chrome. Its saying using apps compiled and optimized for amd64 architecture but runs only on intel CPUs.
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In case anyone is interested in Macrium 8.0 free WinPE. It seems Tim at Majorgeeks or Spartan/Phoenix hasn't updated the links. Macrium Win 11 PE: Macrium Reflect PE Win 11 ADK Hashes: Sha256
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I think coming from MSO Essential Office could feel much at home. I use Libreoffice on Linux but on Windows, I had to purchase Office 2021 since there was lot of lost time figuring out encoding or column missing when the client used newer docx/xlsx,pptx in O365.
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Unless you have an IPS panel that says Low Power the battery life should be good. 7hrs is good on 30-40Wh battery. Have you tried power saver or best power efficiency in Windows 10/11 for power slider.
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I think it is within margin of error. Need to be tested on laptop heatsink with lower pressure to see if it performs better than carbonaut or IC HC pad. In my case with carbonaut and HC pad both 1-2C worse than cooler master maker gel nano paste but its been 3 yrs on carbonaut and 1.5 yrs on HC pad thermal performance has not worsened even at 40-45C ambient temp.
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Could only be for a while until msft wrecks it in next update forcing new hardware reqmts.
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*Official Benchmark Thread* - Post it here or it didn't happen :D
Vasudev replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
@ryanhere is the thread where I discussed ICD HC pad. https://notebooktalk.net/topic/171-which-thermal-paste-to-buy-and-apply-traditional-and-liquid-metal/?do=findComment&comment=18122&_rid=188 The first pic is of AW 15 r2 and subsequent ones are from a decade old lenovo ivy-bridge Pentium 2020M which needed repastes every 6 months even with cooler master maker gel due to dry-outs. Tried HC pads on my sis's new laptop which was hitting max temps of 110C due to misconfigured power driver from lenovo that caused 5875u to use 75w. https://notebooktalk.net/topic/1276-thinkpad-l14-gen-3-amd-mini-review/#comment-31596 @Mr. FoxThe first version of ICD graphite sheet which was same as PGS didn't have much reviews and performed worse than top end pastes. -
I use arctic thermal pads, they are soft and lasts long time w/o breaking the bank.
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*Official Benchmark Thread* - Post it here or it didn't happen :D
Vasudev replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
I didn't know Kryosheet couldn't handle 13900KS when the site says it can be used OC and sub ambient and Liq. Nitrogen cooling. Its weird it cannot cool 350W+ monster. I usually cut my carbonaut or IC diamond HC pads to fit within the bare die. Carbonaut almost turns charred after burn-in period and its not reusable. This is the new HC pad (5 pack) I've been using for couple after carbonaut became too expensive with import duty from Germany. -
It’s been a long time coming…
Vasudev replied to DaMafiaGamer's topic in New here? Introduce Yourself
Yes, I don't know what happened most taptop oems are using soldered DRAM/Wi-Fi/SSD even on thinkpads with Raptor lake or Zen 4. Its a mess. -
It’s been a long time coming…
Vasudev replied to DaMafiaGamer's topic in New here? Introduce Yourself
Hey @DaMafiaGamer been a long time. Got busy with life and OC'ing isn't any fun with every OEM locking it out, I miss the days when i OC'ed the hell out of crap mid-range which was very enjoyable. Just waiting for right Phoenix Point APU currently most of them are vaporware in India unless I pay top dollars for soldered DRAM,WiFi, SSD model. -
Voltage seems to be okay but low and feels more like idle state. Is Intel MEI FW and BIOS up-to-date? LM will not magically bring the CPU temps down if the heatsink is warped/flawed. Also make sure Windows doesn't update your BIOS, more often it installs wrong EC and BIOS meant for older device id/model. Ideally disable BIOS upgrade from Wndows update in BIOS settings.
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You can stop Superfetch Service to stop cached RAM issue.
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Have you tried uninstalled Asus's thermal or power driver framework? I had 5875U Thinkpad that had worse thermals after swapping the paste with ICD Pad, in my investigation OEM allowed much higher voltage and TDP to push CPU and you will not see current limits or thermal limits until 100C. Blacklisted the said drivers in Group Policy and thermals dropped by 40C from 90-95C to 40C. Maxes around 65C in passive mode. Also Skip UXTU that makes performance worse than stock windows. Just use Windows 10/11 Power Slider. Optionally replace Asus's Radeon Driver for Nimez Driver if AMD iGPU is present as you can adjust if you prefer Performance from Discrete or use as APU to optimize power and performance.
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You could install ISLC from wagnard which can remove standby RAM on schedule when there's no free memory. That's the idle RAM amount I've seen on W11 22H2 or whatever. W10 used to do 2GB. @Mr. Fox Just installed 3rd party optimized Amernime driver which enable Media Foundations, Noise Suppression and Windows Studio effects on Vega 8 Thinkpad. I opted to go Enterprise Skin rather than stock skin for Radeon since the laptop is used for somewhat ML/DL using MSFT's DirectML. Studio Effects was maintaining Eye Contact, blur background image segmentation was much better as it was able to figure out correct spaces between my fingers. Even enabled Record and Stream option which is absent on mobility drivers. Driver version is older but it performs much better and you don't get WHQL warnings.