Removal of GPU Thermal Limit

This is definitely working, but not having the ability to apply the profile on boot without lauching the program itself is kinda suck

 

Experimented with bios 1.7.3. No Asus utility needed as acc can set the temp limit of the video card to 87C. 1.7.3 does anyway hard throttle at exactly 79C to unplayable fps. What a crap bios. Back to 1.5.0 for me...

 

I'm on 1.6.2 and I can also set the "temp limit" to 87°C.
My GPU never reached more than 79/80°C.
What does this temperature limite really set ?
Is the "throttle point" you are talking about a reality in BIOS versions after 1.5.0 ?

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If gpu temp reaches 79C it will drastically throttle down the gpu to unplayable fps till it reaches 50C. Then the same game begins till 79C is reached and so on. On 1.5.0 that I am back on no throttling as max temp of my gpu under full fans is 82C.

 

http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...-owners-lounge.826831/page-1839#post-10987238

 

My Clevo P750TM1 GTX1080 has a temp limit of 91C by default Is this normal?

It will hold a custom undervolted curve @1,911Mhz boost steady in games without dipping even at 80C. But it doesn’t get that hot at 1,911 undervolted. Maybe 74-75C.

Or I can add +140Mhz in MSI Afterburner to my GPU core clock with default voltage. And in some games my GPU will sit around 1,974mhz-2,000Mhz pretty steadily. Temps do go up to around 83C but my clocks will never go below 1,974Mhz. Only some games like Fallout 4, and a few others allow a high steady boost clock! Some titles will drop clocks to like 1,936Mhz but still offer great performance.

I guess the higher temp limit of 91C helps with this.

Is this 91C limit default?

 

Higher Gpu temp doesn't mean better. Rather the opposite with Pascal and Turing http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...unge-phoenix-3-0.800081/page-65#post-10476824

 

So what do you recommend to get past this? Is there come GPU equivalent of throttle stop? Maybe something else to do in asus gpu tweak? About the most I can comfortable overclock on both idle and load is about 137hz, and maybe 200+ under full load with a 1070. Is there some kind of voltage curve on the program? I just set the extra mv to the max of 100mv, so not sure if that is that perse.

 

You can't circumvent Nvidia's disgusting boost behaviour. Try keep lowest possible Gpu temp. But here is an guide you can follow from bro @Mr. Fox

 

Doesn't work for me as already my GPU in my HP Omen functions at the temp limit of 87 I think it is.