i7 4700mq Undervolt & tuning with throttlestop. Cooler temps, efficient. I7 4700MQ upgrade update 3
See the huge reduction in temperature during a stress test by simply undervolting the i7 4700mq using throttlestop (-99.6mv Offset) on my 2014 Lenovo g510 laptop. I stress test the CPU using cpuz. i7 4700mq Undervolt and tuning with throttlestop. Cooler temperatures for very efficient performance. I7 4700MQ upgrade update 3
Next video I modify the Lenovo g510 heatsink to add another heat pipe in a bid to stay under the 85c thermal limit temperature of this laptop. Stay tuned :)
Great video on how to install and use throttle stop
• How to UNDERVOLT your Laptop CPU! | Reduce...
Used in this video
CPUz Version 1.89.1 Bench/Stress test version 17.01.64
Core temp for temperature measurement.
Throttlestop version 8.70
Timestamps
After Undervolting temperatures 13:38
Undervolting & tuning with Throttlestop 05:32
After Undervolting Temperatures 11:02
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