Nico3110
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And that's the way Prema and you did it? I'm impressed! Is it possible to share your knowledge or a signed BIOS? Stock 230W PSU. Let me try it on Friday. I will let you know the result. Kind of. Sometimes ThrottleStop is not fast enough to measure it. But yes, I can repeat this (though it's only a very short peak). Yes. I upgraded to TS 9.6 from 9.4. And I changed my Speed shift setting from (I don't know why it was at this value) 255 to 0. Test/Benchmarks are done with GeekBench 6 and Prime95. Furthermore I've maxed every power limit and it's time. No other settings are possible with the T variant of my CPU...
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Hey guys. Something crazy happened. I've done some benchmarks because I've lost my ThrottleStop settings and I've managed to run my i9-12900T with 224.5 W. I never saw this high wattage before on my machine... What was your highest power draw?
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That are good news! Another question: did you find a way to flash a custom BIOS? I would like to upgrade it to newest version and maybe unlock some features...
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But is this possible overall? Shouldn't 14th gen only support DDR5? And what is with socket LGA 1851? I know there is nothing official or do you know a reliable source?
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Hello, it is a bit curios. I am using my NH55JNNQ every day and I use the same 230W PSU and it is running without any problem. All problems seem to be gone and I don't know why 😅. But my cheap SATA III Patriot SSD died. At some point it disconnected itself in Windows and then it was gone forever. I can use an USB docking station to copy my data but it isn't working reliable. My laptop is working normally and SATA III is still working. It must be the SSD (and it doesn't seem to be the first case for this SSD in the internet). However: everything is working and I'm still loving my machine. Is there anything new about supporting 13th+ Intel gen? It would be amazing if this machine could support a 14th gen CPU or even a 13th gen...
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Sorry for not answering @electrosoft, I was very busy too. My NH55JNNQ has the i9-12900t as you can read in my signature and when I'm compiling software or better when I'm gaming, the load is 100% and the PSU is very hot. I don't know if the 230W PSU is on it's limit. And I don't think, the PSU is fully utilized when I plug it in; it must have something to do with the starting current, because it only appears while plugging it in. Normally I connect the PSU to my socket and then I connect my Clevo and sometimes the charging LED won't turn on. Therefore I have to reconnect the PSU and everything works just fine... Should I buy the 330W PSU? Is it worth it CPU or GPU performance-vise? Best regards
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Is there something new about the BIOS of this laptop? Is somebody testing 13th gen CPUs with it? For now I can say I run it nearly every day and very often under heavy load and it seems it isn't a big deal for this hardware. Only the power supply is a little bit weak because sometimes it powers itself off and I have to reconnect it... Maybe it is too small and I have to buy the 330W power supply? And the power supply can get very hot! P.S. Thank you all for your efforts on making this machine more powerful and amazing!
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No, it costs some bucks. But you could also use one of the open source alternatives, which use NTPort driver... Do you know where we can find them? I'm interested in controlling my keyboard without CCC. You have six presets. Two of them can't be changed (the automatic mode and the max mode). Every other preset can be changed. I'll attach some screenshots. Behind the black box on my overview screenshot there are some information about your license code and there is an IP address to connect your mobile and control the fans from there (I didn't got it to work...). Overview: CPU Fan Control: GPU Fan Control: Advanced Tab: Ramping Tab:
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Did anybody who don't use Clevo Control Center tried using Obsidian Fan Control? I've tested it and it works very well... It seems to be the best third party fan control software I've tested. Can anybody recommend another software for this laptop?
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Which CPU was this? The 12600 or a 12900(K)?
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Let me know if you got things working. I am really interested if it works!
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Clevo NH55JNPY (Intel desktop CPU; LGA1700 / RTX 3xxx)
Nico3110 replied to nif's topic in Sager & Clevo
But this is very strange: Clevo has listed an email address from this store as the German contact address... But there is one difference: Clevo listed an email address with a .de domain. It seems that they had a .de domain in the past. The location of this store is the same than what is given in the imprint of Clevo-Computer.com but the email address of this website ends with .com. What's going on there? I've bought my NH55JNNQ there and it was delivered and everything is OK... -
Ah ok. That's really interesting... And somebody tested uninstalling Controller Center? I don't want to use the profiles... And some intereting stuff: the control center is able to downclock the dGPU! There are predefined profiles in BIOS which have (what a coincidence) the same name like in the Control Center and they all have different GPU clocks...
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What if I uninstall Control Center? Do the programs to control the fans and the keyboard uninstall too? Because the performance profiles are not very useful and the only reason to keep the Control Center installed is to change fan speeds and control keyboard backlit... Somebody checked out if Afterburn can control the clocks of the dGPU?
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Ok cool. I don't have the fitting flasher... Therefore I wouldn't risk anything I guess 😂
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Today I've made a modded BIOS again. In theory it should work. But I'm a little bit afraid of trying it out 😅 I also noticed that if you change your performance profile in Control Center it does change PROCHOT temperature... Performance 98° Entertainment 87° Power saver/Silent 85° Could be possible that the names aren't exactly correct... I can't remember them 😂
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Maybe it is a problem of the 12th gen or of this h6970 chipset? Does the Strix have the same chipset? I couldn't find any information about that...
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Ok. That's already enough forme. Thank you!
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Is there a detailed guide for flashing it blindly with an USB stick?
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OK cool. I will try it. Maybe tomorrow...
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Ok. That's interesting. I will try it with my device soon. But how to know if UV is applied? Clevo-Computer doesn't answer my mails anymore. I guess they have some problems... Shortly after I ordered my laptop they answered every question in a short time but now they don't. And my system was ordered at 29. of March and I got it two or three weeks ago. Another interesting fact: Clevo Computer in Germany has an email support. The same email adress is listed on the official Clevo website as support address for Germany.
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You could try to search for the EFI variables to apply UV at BIOS level. But I'm not sure if you can set them with EFI shell because if it's stored in the Setup varstore you can't set it with setup-var command because nearly every offset is out of range... Edit: Sorry @win32asmguy, I guess you wrote that you tried it already... Did you managed to undervolt your 12900 non K CPU? I want to test UV with my 12900T...
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No, haven't disassembled it yet. My PROCHOT is set to 98° too (not changed it). Maybe my BIOS version has this as default. And thanks for answering. How did you flash this laptop? For me it doesn't flash nothing. I would try modding it too. And how can you recover it if it bricks? It would be interesting to contact Clevo and ask them if they provide the stock BIOS. There could be a chance that they give us a BIOS with a flash utility for Windows that works out of the box. But I don't have luck contacting the German support. They didn't answer at all!
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My vBIOS: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DiuoxUiYtZ-z7hVNoHLCeGkyhXes1N8y/view?usp=sharing
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I've made some benchmarks... see this screenshot... I've managed to set power limits with Throttlestop and it seems that my CPU has a package power of nearly 140W (139.4) when starting a multithreading benchmark. Then immediately it gets down to 105W and stuck at this level. After PROCHOT the temperature is between 90°C and 95°C slowly increasing. Test conditions: - Cinebench is configured to run on the NVIDIA GPU (via control panel) - The process priority is one step above normal - The fans are manually set to 100% - AC is connected
