i9 13900 on recoil hot temp

Sliiight

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Hi, I got the recoil with 4090 february 2023.
I updated the bios to 2.22.0054 version still 2023 version and locked settings for undervolting, is there a way to unlock the advanced settings in bios ? Or can you tell me which xmg bios I can try to lower the cpu voltage. Without watercooling I am very often at 80° celsius in any game I play, 50-60 for regular things.
Or can you tell me which settings I can lower so the cpu stays in low temperature ?
 

BlessedSquirrel

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Hi, I got the recoil with 4090 february 2023.
I updated the bios to 2.22.0054 version still 2023 version and locked settings for undervolting, is there a way to unlock the advanced settings in bios ? Or can you tell me which xmg bios I can try to lower the cpu voltage. Without watercooling I am very often at 80° celsius in any game I play, 50-60 for regular things.
Or can you tell me which settings I can lower so the cpu stays in low temperature ?
Can you copy and paste your full specs from the order page on your PCS account?
 
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Scott

Behold The Ford Mondeo
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I'd say 80 isn't half bad in a laptop being quite heavily used in honesty. I wouldn't be overly concerned with that temp. It's when it's creeping into the 90s you want to watch it.
 

Paul1964

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Hi, I got the recoil with 4090 february 2023.
I updated the bios to 2.22.0054 version still 2023 version and locked settings for undervolting, is there a way to unlock the advanced settings in bios ? Or can you tell me which xmg bios I can try to lower the cpu voltage. Without watercooling I am very often at 80° celsius in any game I play, 50-60 for regular things.
Or can you tell me which settings I can lower so the cpu stays in low temperature ?
As others have said those temps are OK.

You could service the laptop by 're-pasting' the heat-sink using Thermal Grizzly Cryosheet instead of paste. I've done this myself on mine but beware, the Liquid Metal that PCS have used is NASTY to clean up and you don't want to get ANY of it on your motherboard.

I run mine on water all the time, especially for gaming. I suggest you do the same.
 
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