![]() ![]() ![]() This frees up some power for the Nvidia GPU. If you have a Nvidia GPU, when you start a game and the Nvidia GPU is active, this can trigger the CPU power limit to go way under 45W. This is a popular throttling method used on many Dell laptops but I have also recently heard that Asus is doing this too. There is no publicly available documentation that shows what can trigger this type of throttling. What laptop model do you have? Some manufacturers are using an embedded controller (EC) to force low power limits to the CPU. You just need to understand what temps in *C are deemed borderline for good/bad really is all.If this problem just started two weeks ago, do you remember any updates? Windows updates or BIOS updates? Even for US PCs I tend to always just use *C as when referring to that, the rest of the world easily understands it. Learn to use *C for PCs as that is idealy what 90% of the world uses. In *C it would remain as just two # up to 99*C which is really all the range you should need. In "User Interface" for MSI-AB I would suggest leaving Temprature on *C as should you use *F, this would result in the GPU Temprature tray icon changing into three # for the icon, which doesn't fit properly. Allowing you to then in-game things which you wish to monitor as you see fit. RivaTuner will allow enable/disable and confifguration for how OSD will appear via an in-game overlay. For any In-Game Overlay display type monitoring set options for "OSD" / "On Screen Display" for such options and then once applied, RivaTuner should now have a small blue monitor icon in taskbar as well. This will then provide a small # icon in taskbar next to the Afterburner jet icon, which will display GPU Temp at all times while MSI-AB is running. For easier Monitoring you can easily go into MSI Afterburner's Options/Settings > click Monitoring tab, find GPU Temprature and set for "Show in Tray Icon" and set a color. ![]()
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