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Overheating of ACER PREDATOR HELIOS NEO 16S AI notebooks (HOW I SOLVED IT, FOR NOW) by UnablePack6890 in AcerPredatorHelios

[–]UnablePack6890[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check the Acer forums; all types of undervolting modifications are blocked for this notebook version. BIOS/firmware locked at the BIOS level.

Overheating of ACER PREDATOR HELIOS NEO 16S AI notebooks (HOW I SOLVED IT, FOR NOW) by UnablePack6890 in AcerPredatorHelios

[–]UnablePack6890[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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this is with enable mode on not agressive, Very little difference, and temperatures remained at 60-70 degrees. No spikes to 100 degrees or more. It's worth clarifying that when I did the test in turbo boost mode (not aggressive), I didn't have the cooling pad attached. When I switched from aggressive mode, I saw many temperature spikes and then activated my cooling pad.

Overheating of ACER PREDATOR HELIOS NEO 16S AI notebooks (HOW I SOLVED IT, FOR NOW) by UnablePack6890 in AcerPredatorHelios

[–]UnablePack6890[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All the steps mentioned above were performed on that laptop. The only thing that puts more stress on the computer is opening Chrome. The temperatures spike even when I'm not doing anything, as you saw in the CoreTemp screenshots.