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Hi Guys,
Just about 2 weeks a goo I received gaming laptop from pcspecialist the recoil 16 water cooled laptop, I have chosen to have 250gb storage with this laptop as I already have got from my previous system total of 6TB, and this nvme's came from a Desktop based on i9 14900k with 64GB DDR5 7000Mhz and with RTX 4090 OC Strix and board was Hero Z690 my previous system was an monster pulling at 4k 127FPS in MSFS 2020 on ultra highest settings, now my previous systems nvme had already installed my OS W11Pro and when I changed laptops nvme with my own I made sure I got rid of all intel junk and any potential stuff, on top I have used fix tool essentially what happened was windows installed a windows on top of already existing one this way I kept all my documents and games and million of info and all kind of things I had.
So then installed recommended software by guys that built my laptop as this is custom build laptop. After install all drivers and nvidia drivers I did run Cinebench R23 and prior I checked if all my cores were there and if my temps and all was tuned and set to performance, and also almost forgot to mention to preserve battery and reduce heat I disconnected battery connector pin form board and just using my laptop connected to the wall plug with my 420w power adapter or charger whatever you call it, now I open my Cinebench and click on run multi core benchmark!
Now performance and what I saw was quite shocking as after watching and reading about 9955HX3D this cpu pulls around 38k pts in Cinebench with no need to touch anything just click run and I should see that lvl of performance, but my cpu was giving not even close I'm getting 11120k occasionally 11210pts! temps are in check range of 62-66c and gpu at this point is around 57c, my all cores and some where hitting 4.5/5.3Ghz during test, but here is interesting the power only hits 30.3W and 29.8W, this is even that my power setting are unrestricted to pull all and as much as it can! during my test no even throttling was observed!
Now I did even what I was asked by technician from PCspecialist, updated my bios re flashed it as they said some times they had systems that would perform strange and re flash bios would fix that, in my case something is limiting full power I'm not even sure what, also Bios has no restrictions and I even configure laptop to use only GPU and not hybrid mod or iGPU, so that cpu can have all it needs to get that max power and reduce any potential extra heat.
So guys can anyone let me know any potential thoughts on windows, perhaps there is some registry or any other thing that I need to check or clean to get the cpu power back were it supposed to be, last thing I actually need to check is see put the original nvme drive with the OS that it came and just install drivers and get the Cinebench and try run test to see if its just OS or something else limiting cpu power draw .
So be my guest throw here some guesses or potential fixes guys you are more than welcome! Please
Thank you all spending time reading and trying help !
Just about 2 weeks a goo I received gaming laptop from pcspecialist the recoil 16 water cooled laptop, I have chosen to have 250gb storage with this laptop as I already have got from my previous system total of 6TB, and this nvme's came from a Desktop based on i9 14900k with 64GB DDR5 7000Mhz and with RTX 4090 OC Strix and board was Hero Z690 my previous system was an monster pulling at 4k 127FPS in MSFS 2020 on ultra highest settings, now my previous systems nvme had already installed my OS W11Pro and when I changed laptops nvme with my own I made sure I got rid of all intel junk and any potential stuff, on top I have used fix tool essentially what happened was windows installed a windows on top of already existing one this way I kept all my documents and games and million of info and all kind of things I had.
So then installed recommended software by guys that built my laptop as this is custom build laptop. After install all drivers and nvidia drivers I did run Cinebench R23 and prior I checked if all my cores were there and if my temps and all was tuned and set to performance, and also almost forgot to mention to preserve battery and reduce heat I disconnected battery connector pin form board and just using my laptop connected to the wall plug with my 420w power adapter or charger whatever you call it, now I open my Cinebench and click on run multi core benchmark!
Now performance and what I saw was quite shocking as after watching and reading about 9955HX3D this cpu pulls around 38k pts in Cinebench with no need to touch anything just click run and I should see that lvl of performance, but my cpu was giving not even close I'm getting 11120k occasionally 11210pts! temps are in check range of 62-66c and gpu at this point is around 57c, my all cores and some where hitting 4.5/5.3Ghz during test, but here is interesting the power only hits 30.3W and 29.8W, this is even that my power setting are unrestricted to pull all and as much as it can! during my test no even throttling was observed!
Now I did even what I was asked by technician from PCspecialist, updated my bios re flashed it as they said some times they had systems that would perform strange and re flash bios would fix that, in my case something is limiting full power I'm not even sure what, also Bios has no restrictions and I even configure laptop to use only GPU and not hybrid mod or iGPU, so that cpu can have all it needs to get that max power and reduce any potential extra heat.
So guys can anyone let me know any potential thoughts on windows, perhaps there is some registry or any other thing that I need to check or clean to get the cpu power back were it supposed to be, last thing I actually need to check is see put the original nvme drive with the OS that it came and just install drivers and get the Cinebench and try run test to see if its just OS or something else limiting cpu power draw .
So be my guest throw here some guesses or potential fixes guys you are more than welcome! Please
Thank you all spending time reading and trying help !
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