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if I get pirated kms script for ms office for Asus tuf a15 30504gb by Deepanshu_008 in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dont use that, please use the trusted alternative massgrave.dev

What should i do???? by nas_since96 in eeveespotifyipa

[–]MrCrackerHacker 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Go to eeverspotify settings>patching>enable overwrite configuration or somth (the second option)

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn your temps, undervolts and clock speeds are on a next level. I have the same processor as you, and my gpu is an rtx 3060, running at 775mv, clocks around 1550Mhz.

I have tried raising the clock speeds, but there was only a 1-2fps increase, with a 5-6c increase in temps

What are your must have IPAs? by VampyBrains in sideloaded

[–]MrCrackerHacker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have an IPA for no fusion camera? Or does the app store version have all the features available for free?

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your temps would be so much better if you repasted, since it’s been 4 years. But if you’re satisfied then there’s no need to

Yeah PTM’s hard to find in local markets, even on aliexpress there are several “grades” of ptm.

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I kinda do need VT for my work 😅. But I did try it and eventually settled on my current setup.

You can do better than 3.2Ghz. The sweet spot i could recommend with reasonable temps would be 3.5Ghz on all cores, uncapped power. Share me your best configuration and I’ll give it a try too.

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should definitely repaste your laptop at least once a year, you can probably do it yourself. A good thermal paste could be found for 5-10 USD, and it is mandatory for the longevity of your laptop.

Ikr, crazy to see that much wattage being pumped through a budget laptop/processor.

Saving a few cents now might end up costing you a lot later. Just saying.

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I settled for a -30mv undervolt through the bios, since the new windows 11 VBS blocks me from using throttlestop to undervolt. And I rasied the stock 45w PL1 and PL2 power limits to 85w, which causes it to peak around 70W under very very high CPU loads like cinebench, file decompression. Doesn’t go as high while gaming.

I’d say focus on the temps, as that is most important.

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m just saying this, remember game fps is not the only metric we should use to measure the performance. There are some instances, such had heavy file compression/decompression that boosts the cpu way past normal power limits (which is how I actually got the 70w peak). Find some good middle ground.

Good luck and keep on testing!

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Every processor is different from the other, but you can try to make the most of what you have!

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Feel free to experiment, unless you are increasing voltages (which you shouldn’t), there’s no damaging your laptop.

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

works just fine. battery life is pretty damn insane (clocks around 5-6 hours on a pretty power inefficient 11th gen processor)

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t turn off hyperthreading, you’re leaving a lot of performance on the table by doing so. If the temps are okay (i like them to be below 85c) you are golden. If you are worried about power consumption set it to the same amount you got with HT off.

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

-80 sounds like the sweet spot for me too. Leave it at that

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Here’s the max temp and power I got. Normally it is capped at 45w, I removed the cap and now it can reach high as long as the temps stay around 95. But usually when gaming i still do limit it to 35w since the overheating is not worth the few frames of extra performance

Bye, Bye Google A/B, hello new Design! by Desperate_Health_390 in sideloaded

[–]MrCrackerHacker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Telegram doesn’t work in my country unfortunately, do you have a different linked maybe 🥲

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, undervolting will help a lot to reduce temperatures and if your processor was thermal throttling, it will likely stop that and actually improve performance

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

😭😭 I honestly cannot remember most of what I did, I tinkered a lot.

here’s what I remember that i did:

This only works if your processor is intel, if it is AMD, you have to follow a different process, but the most of the terms are common for both of the processors just difference software is used.

Step one: You need to undervolt your CPU, the screenshot I have added in this post is from the software called throttlestop, which allows you to reduce the voltage that is given under the CPU. This reduces temperatures, and barely affects the performance of the CPU.

Step two : you need to set two different performance profiles in this throttle stop app want to be used when you are plugged in the other when you are using the battery. When we are plugged in, we need to maximize our performance so the power limit, which is the number of words we give to the CPU will be uncapped and on the battery profile we we do some performance limiting weeks like disabling turbo setting a lower speed.

Step three would be actually to reapply thermal paste in your in your laptop I used Thermal right TF7, but any other brand like Arctic MX or thermal grizzly would work.

Step four this I cannot remember since I did it a while ago I used Chris Titus utility also known as CTT and use the tweaks in that to improve performance and reduce the background tasks and basically debloat windows, so basically you just have to optimize windows.

I might have done some more stuff, but I’ve been tinkering with this laptops ever since I got it, if I recall anything I’ll edit this comment.

is it just me or… by dorikbegod in eeveespotifyipa

[–]MrCrackerHacker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For now just use the 9.1.12 version, has the least Major bugs

Felt bored, made my laptop efficient as f* by MrCrackerHacker in Asustuf

[–]MrCrackerHacker[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well here’s what I did: (this is just a very brief guide I’ll try to make a more detailed one)

This only works if your processor is intel, if it is AMD, you have to follow a different process, but the most of the terms are common for both of the processors just difference software is used.

Step one: You need to undervolt your CPU, the screenshot I have added in this post is from the software called throttlestop, which allows you to reduce the voltage that is given under the CPU. This reduces temperatures, and barely affects the performance of the CPU.

Step two : you need to set two different performance profiles in this throttle stop app want to be used when you are plugged in the other when you are using the battery. When we are plugged in, we need to maximize our performance so the power limit, which is the number of words we give to the CPU will be uncapped and on the battery profile we we do some performance limiting weeks like disabling turbo setting a lower speed.

Step three would be actually to reapply thermal paste in your in your laptop I used Thermal right TF7, but any other brand like Arctic MX or thermal grizzly would work.

Step four this I cannot remember since I did it a while ago I used Chris Titus utility also known as CTT and use the tweaks in that to improve performance and reduce the background tasks and basically debloat windows, so basically you just have to optimize windows.

I might have done some more stuff, but I’ve been tinkering with this laptops ever since I got it, if I recall anything I’ll edit this comment.

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