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‎01-07-2022 07:28 PM

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Product: 15s Ryzen 7
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

hey there. So my new 15s heats up quite a bit when the power is plugged in. Sometimes to 80 degrees sometimes 90 degrees, and the fan is consistently on. Unplug AC and it drops by at least 20 degrees. I have discovered that the memory clock on the graphics chip doubles from 400Mhz to 800Mhz when plugged in - so i believe this is the culprit. I dont need the memory clock increased as i dont play games (anymore) . Trying to find a way to tell it to not increase when plugged in, the AMD Ryzen Master utility is not supported for this model... anyone got any ideas? I havent look in the BIOS yet...

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‎01-07-2022 08:07 PM

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i can also see now that the CPU sits at around 2.4Ghz on battery, and jump to 3.7Ghz when plugged in. SO it is not just the Graphics chip that is set to run faster when plugged in . The Ryzen Master software doesnt work on this model. I wonder if there is some way to tell the laptop to operate at the lower settings when plugged in? Must be a setting somewhere!

 

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