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03-08-2019 07:27 AM - edited 03-08-2019 08:06 AM
Bought HP Omen 15 DC-0106tx (i7-8750h + GTX 1060 + 16 GB RAM) 6 months ago.
Was initially satisifed with the performance though the laptop would get pretty hot (and loud too). Then i realized that the performance in games this laptop gave me is 10-20% less than other GTX 1060 laptops. Gpu temps get to 91 C and Cpu would get to 97 c while gaming hence both throttle. Undervolted my Cpu cache and core to -0.125 mv. Also, reduced my cpu tdp to 25W in bios, still no good. Any other ways to solve this or should i repaste??
03-08-2019 08:35 AM
First thing is to Update OCC:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/omen-command-center/9nqdw009t0t5?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
Let us know after you update.
REO
03-08-2019 11:03 AM - edited 03-08-2019 12:22 PM
Updated the OCC. No effect. I also tried Gpu undervolting to no success.
Seriously, this laptop gets very hot, fans are also very loud yet the performance is lacking a lot. WIth this cpu would fail prematurely.HP should be making proper thermal solutions for a gaming laptop, not for heating machines.
03-08-2019 01:13 PM
That's correct it should have had little or no effect.
It was just a prerequisite.
Then make sure the BIOS is upto date.
INSTALL:
HP Firmware Pack (Intel Processors)
Version: F.07 Rev.A
Fixed in this release: - Provides enhanced security. NOTE: HP strongly recommends transitioning promptly to this updated BIOS version which supersedes all previous releases.
- Provides improved system stability.
Version: F.06 Rev.A
Fixed in this release: - Fix an intermittent issue which causes input from the keyboard to be lost. - Provides support system Comfort Mode which lowers CPU and GPU temperatures.
NOTE: OMEN Command Center must be updated to version 6.2 (or later) from Microsoft Store with this system BIOS release to get full support for system Comfort Mode.
Version: F.05 Rev.A
Fixed in this release: - Updates the thermal control algorithm to improve the system thermal condition.
REBOOT:
What Updated Version of W10 are you using??? "1709 - 1803 - 1809"
REO
03-08-2019 03:50 PM
Last update to check off.
INSTALL:
Intel Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework Client Driver (Windows 10 v1709/v1803)
REBOOT:
You have 14 Advisories to look at and thats it.
REO
03-09-2019 11:56 PM - edited 03-09-2019 11:59 PM
I owned the 2018 version (i7-8750H, 1070 Max-Q). Due to the bad cooling system design, there's nothing you can do.
I repaste the CPU thermal paste with Liquid Metal, with the Comfort Mode I get 75 degrees while heavy gaming.
Since the GPU doesn't overheating, I repaste it with normal CoolerMaster thermal paste.
But my CPU still gets overheating under the Perfoemance Mode.