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M18 undervolt protection enabled


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So, how many people have been successful in actually using XTU to undervolt the M18 so far? I know that 1.6.0 was supposed to fix this, which it obviously did for some.  I have seen screenshots of people using it successfully, but no matter what I seem to change I can not get XTU to remove that lock 😞 

Reset BIOS to defaults, OC on and or off in the BIOS.  Different settings inside AWCC don't seem to matter either.  Not really sure what else I am missing here.  I can try resetting defaults again, but that seems unlikely to change much at this point.   Curious if it's just me, or if others are experiencing this before I report it as a bug to AW. 

 

Alienware M18 | i9 13900hx | RTX4090 | 32GB DDR5 

Alienware Area51m | i9 9900k | RTX2080 | 64GB DDR4

Alienware M15R5 | R9 5900hx | RTX3070 | 32GB DDR4

Alienware 17R4 | i7 7820HK | GTX1080 | 32GB DDR3

Alienware Aurora R13 | i7 12700k | RTX3070Ti | 32GB DDR4

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Created this in a better place, and asked for this one to be deleted. 
 

 

Alienware M18 | i9 13900hx | RTX4090 | 32GB DDR5 

Alienware Area51m | i9 9900k | RTX2080 | 64GB DDR4

Alienware M15R5 | R9 5900hx | RTX3070 | 32GB DDR4

Alienware 17R4 | i7 7820HK | GTX1080 | 32GB DDR3

Alienware Aurora R13 | i7 12700k | RTX3070Ti | 32GB DDR4

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