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  1. JamieTheAnything
    As a side note when it comes to CPU thermals themselves, As it turns out 4.2Ghz only needs roughly 97-102 Watts in order to run. And the CPU cooler contends well with it. 4.3 is 115, and 4.4 is not doable since it's reaching over 125+ watts, as far as I could test 4.5 all core is roughly 145 Watts. However I couldnt test it for more then a couple of seconds before the CPU was overheating and throttling.
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    Additional notes, If you want a way to run this in the meantime while awaiting for the new CPU heatsink, downclocking the all core max to 3.6 Ghz helps. I've tested this with the stock CPU heatsink and it will perform just fine. However I hope I can get a consistant 4Ghz or even 4.2 Ghz all core once the new heatsink can actually cool down the VRMs. Will report back on results!
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    Just a general question about the best potential panel you can get given the limitations of the X170 mobo of the DM2's Main features I'm looking for is Hi-Res (1440P+) and potentially 120Hz. But most importantly Color accurite for video and photo work. Thanks all!
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    Additional notes, I was able to undervolt it a bit more - ~.135-ish and even wound up getting over 1800 in CB15 with an all core 4.3 Ghz. However The man Caveat being that the VRM's can only last a couple of runs going at 100-ish watts before it ends up throttling down due to the heat of the VRM's. The CPU is fine at around the upper 80's, however I've narrowed it down to the VRM's cooling as being the primary limiting factor.
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    I did some more testing and it turns out the VRM's are good up until around 100 Amps of current before they end up overheating. However hopefully once the new TM heatsink arrives (and the corrisponding modding) I will be able to go through and bump it up thanks to the beefier heatsink. *as far as I know that heatsink is the best one for this platform as far as I can recall. This chip was still an absolute steal compared to the 9900k/s here in the US 250+$ vs 69 dollars. Both wouldve needed the same bios mod. In any case I think it was a very worthwhile upgrade before I come up with a feasable reason to buy a 3080 for this laptop. The following screenshots are after i finally tweaked it to be stable and not have the VRM's overheat. Average clockspeed was around 3.6 Ghz all core and a 100 amp limit. Total wattage sitting around 72 watts for over 10 minutes.
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    I need help with getting the Voltages under control for my QTJ1, It goes from anywhere from 1.3-1.46 volts without any modifications and i just want to have it stick to 1.3 or even 1.2 volts so my temps stay in check. I have the Dasanke unlocked bios and if there are any places I should check for proper VRM settings, Or just settings in general please let me know. The last time I tried to set it to 1.250V in the bios it was limited to 2.2 ghz no matter what, if ya'll have experience in this subject please let me know!!!
  7. JamieTheAnything
    Yes actually this was with -.125 undervolt on the cpu. The typical behaviour is that it hits all core 4.5, the cpu heats up to around 90, pulls 130-140 watts, then it reels back to around 4.3 ghz all core. However with that it keeps itself cool under 100C after about 2-3 mins the VRM begins to throttle after pulling around 80-90 watts causing it to drop to 3.7-3.5-3.4-3.2 Ghz with the vrms throttling the cpu. My plan is to upgrade to the TM dual heat sink, heat sink. and to modify the vapor chamber dual gpu heatsink to fit.
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    If anyone has tips to upgrade the VRM and cpu cooling for the PM870 DM2_DM3 with the dual GPU vapor chamber, please reachout, Ive only gotten around 75 watts sustained before the VRM thermals caused the CPU to throttle under constant load. If you're able to help out please do.
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    well uh This thing clocks high and also loves wattage. 4.3ish all core with the fans blaring at 100% got me this score on CB15
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    Did you require any heat sink modifications or just moving thermal pads?
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    I will be receiving a P870 with the 6700k and dual GTX 1080's and I've been wondering if anyone has been nutty enough to use dual 3080's in order to use it as a Blender rendering machine. I might go ahead and also grab a 8700k or 9700k depending on what y'all experiences with throttling in the dual GPU version of the p870. While I might sound insane I just want a portable workstation that I can do 3d/productivity work on and be on par with my current desktop setup, (5800x3d and 3090)
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