Undervolt MSI Creator Z16. Help me

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prekaperr15f502f0

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Hi, I recently bought an MSI Creator Z16 and I was wondering why the temperature of the PC was so high even just when it was turned on, without having opened any program? Then I tried to do an undervolt from the bios but the temperatures didn't change and I tried to use Throttlestop but the FIVR setting was locked and didn't allow me to change any settings. Could someone help me? Thank you (Specifics: I7-12700h, RTX 3060)
 
prekaperr15f502f0 said:
Hi, I recently bought an MSI Creator Z16 and I was wondering why the temperature of the PC was so high even just when it was turned on, without having opened any program? Then I tried to do an undervolt from the bios but the temperatures didn't change and I tried to use Throttlestop but the FIVR setting was locked and didn't allow me to change any settings. Could someone help me? Thank you (Specifics: I7-12700h, RTX 3060)
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MS in Windows 11 has disabled undervolting for 12th and 13th Gen CPUs, with the help of Intel.
Their is a Bypass in the BIOS to achieve a similar result, if you feel comfortable changing the settings in your BIOS, I will send you a PM with the info.
Just reply to this message by saying yes and I will send.

Advanced BIOS = Hold LEFT-ALT + RIGHT-CTRL + RIGHT-SHIFT, then press F2
 
Except for high temperature, do you encounter any error or abnormal behavior when it is overheating(CPU or GPU)?
why the temperature of the PC was so high even just when it was turned on, without having opened any program?
> Since there are some software will start to launch after turning on the laptop, it will cause CPU to process.
 
drek4 said:
MS in Windows 11 has disabled undervolting for 12th and 13th Gen CPUs, with the help of Intel.
Their is a Bypass in the BIOS to achieve a similar result, if you feel comfortable changing the settings in your BIOS, I will send you a PM with the info.
Just reply to this message by saying yes and I will send.

Advanced BIOS = Hold LEFT-ALT + RIGHT-CTRL + RIGHT-SHIFT, then press F2
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Yes
 
Downey Rob said:
Except for high temperature, do you encounter any error or abnormal behavior when it is overheating(CPU or GPU)?
why the temperature of the PC was so high even just when it was turned on, without having opened any program?
> Since there are some software will start to launch after turning on the laptop, it will cause CPU to process.
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No, no error or abnormal behaviour occurs when overheating, it's just that it's not possible that with any open program the pc overheats so much that it makes it almost impossible to use the keyboard.
 
drek4 said:
MS in Windows 11 has disabled undervolting for 12th and 13th Gen CPUs, with the help of Intel.
Their is a Bypass in the BIOS to achieve a similar result, if you feel comfortable changing the settings in your BIOS, I will send you a PM with the info.
Just reply to this message by saying yes and I will send.

Advanced BIOS = Hold LEFT-ALT + RIGHT-CTRL + RIGHT-SHIFT, then press F2
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can i have the info too? same problem
 
Intel has completely removed undervolting from their mobile 12th and 13th Gen H series. The ThrottleStop FIVR window should show Not Available near the top middle. Only the more expensive HX series CPUs still allow undervolting and this is only possible if a manufacturer does not set the lock bit. If a CPU supports undervolting but is locked by the BIOS, the ThrottleStop FIVR window will show Locked.
 
glynnk158902e7 said:
Intel has completely removed undervolting from their mobile 12th and 13th Gen H series. The ThrottleStop FIVR window should show Not Available near the top middle. Only the more expensive HX series CPUs still allow undervolting and this is only possible if a manufacturer does not set the lock bit. If a CPU supports undervolting but is locked by the BIOS, the ThrottleStop FIVR window will show Locked.
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True, but you can Bypass this in the BIOS, by other means.
 
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