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11-06-2018 10:28 AM
Got the laptop yesterday and was just testing out a few games and noticed it was a bit laggy. Had a look around and seen that the gpu is throttling way down as sson as it hits 62 degrees. this is way too low of a temp limit. 75 or 80 i personally think is a better limit. Any chance i can change this limit myself or do i have to wait for a bios update from HP?
I have read in another post about a bios update on another model that increased the temperature limit to 72 degrees. still a bit low but better than 62. Any chance an update can be pushed out for the HP Envy 13-ah0501sa as performance loss is definitely noticable and the laptop is very capable of much more.
Any help is greatly appreciated, Thanks.
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11-06-2018
02:18 PM
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11-06-2018
02:26 PM
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Cheron-Z
Finally figured it out after looking around for a few more hours. Thanks to this: thread [edit]
For anyone having the same problem as myself all you have to do is go into HP Command Center and change your Thermal Profile in their. I picked the middle one which increases your temp limit to 92 degrees
11-06-2018 10:44 AM - edited 11-06-2018 10:45 AM
@arunkennedy3, welcome to the forum.
I am not an HP employee. So, this is my own take on your situation. Since your computer is not built for gaming it may not have the appropriate cooling to allow the throttling to occur at 75C or 80C. I know that some of the Omen Gaming laptops can get very hot when gaming, but have the cooling to compensate for it. Not all owners have your knowledge. HP has to keep everyone safe.
I am not an HP Employee!!
Intelligence is God given. Wisdom is the sum of our mistakes!!
11-06-2018
10:52 AM
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11-06-2018
02:24 PM
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Cheron-Z
Appreciate your input but as I said in the post it has been done with a similar model and they just updated the bios to allow for a higher temp limit
Here is the link to that post: [edit]
It's the same laptop so can't see why it can't be done in my model
11-06-2018
02:18 PM
- last edited on
11-06-2018
02:26 PM
by
Cheron-Z
Finally figured it out after looking around for a few more hours. Thanks to this: thread [edit]
For anyone having the same problem as myself all you have to do is go into HP Command Center and change your Thermal Profile in their. I picked the middle one which increases your temp limit to 92 degrees
08-02-2019 07:09 AM
Selecting any of the options in thermal profile tab in HP Command Center does not seem to do anything
my MX 150 still throttles at 62º C.
And every time I close the app and reopen it again, the option I selected is unselected, like if I never selected it in the first place.
my device is an HP ENVY x360 15-bp1xx
please help
08-02-2019 08:05 AM
Try uninstalling HP Command Center and reinstalling through the Microsoft store
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/hp-command-center/9p92n00qv14j?activetab=pivot:overviewtab