Dell xps 15 undervolt. After repair CPU still hit 100 degrees. Before we get ...

Dell xps 15 undervolt. After repair CPU still hit 100 degrees. Before we get into how to roll back the BIOS and re-enable undervolting, we should address whether undervolting actually needs to be disabled or not. I noticed that some games (Divinity Original 2, CS:Go and CIV VI) and heavy apps (PS, Lightroom and Premiere) feels slow, awkwardly lagged. At the moment my i9 is -0. I use it for gaming and Solidworks among standard daily use. I run -125mv on core/care and -75mv on the iGPU. Voltage control was 'removed' to prevent the plundervolt vulnerability (CVE-2019-11157). This guide walks through the process of re-enabling voltage control on Dell/Lenovo laptops. GTU Voltage Offset: setup_var_vs 0x874 0x1 0x64 Offset Prefix: setup_var_vs 0x876 0x1 0x1 Then digit reboot, turn on SecureBoot again and use throttlestop or hwmonitor to check if your undervolt was succesful. Now Dell said that I can undervolt my i9 and still remain under warranty. yjl leblyk wcbfk gkk uwhklbz irkn rdcvus cfwtn vybw flehu