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‎07-02-2026 12:34 PM

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Model: HP Victus 15-fb3009AX (SKU: B86SWPA#ACJ)

 

My laptop has an AMD Ryzen 5 8645HS and an RTX 3050 6GB.
I have monitored the GPU using GPU-Z and HWiNFO while gaming.
GPU utilization reaches 100%.
PerfCap Reason is "Power".
GPU board power never exceeds approximately 50 W.
GPU temperature stays around 72°C, so there is no thermal throttling.
Laptop is plugged into the original 120 W adapter.
BIOS, Windows, NVIDIA drivers, and HP software are fully updated.
 
Could an HP representative please confirm the official maximum GPU TGP for SKU B86SWPA#ACJ?
 
If this model is designed for 75 W, what could cause the GPU to remain limited to about 50 W?
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‎07-02-2026 12:59 PM

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Hi @Killerbee9 

 

Open the NVIDIA Control Panel, click on “Help” and select “Information,” then check the clock speed; if it's close to 990 MHz, then you have a TGP of 50 watts.

 

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