How to keep your laptop cool while Gaming [Simple Guide Without Undervolting]

[@ComputerSensei]

Important note: if you are in Balanced Power Plan, click on the battery icon on the taskbar (next to audio and Wifi icons) and make sure the slider is on "Better Performance" (Windows 10) or "Balanced" Windows 11. If it is on "Best Performance" it will turn on Turbo mode even if you lowered it to 99%. Thank you for all the support!

[@pointbreak125]

Thanks for the video mate!

[@curlzzz]

For turbo boost, what do I put because I set my laptop to only charge up to 60%? It just stays at 59%, so do I make it below 59 or not edit it at all?

[@curlzzz]

also, my whisper mode doesnt work it says "🚫 enabled with notebook, not ready" not sure what to do there

[@tariq7071]

Mine going turbo for 1-2s then goes to 2.7, but temps at 85-95 😔

[@g-kems]

@@pointbreak125 Great tips! To me worked from 98 °C to 58 °C despite I've increased the graphics to the maximum and turned to record on. So a reduction of 30 degrees MOL

[@abhisheknath634]

In a world where everyone asks the GPU for more fps, you're the only one to ask for its well-being. Truly a good soul.

[@lucaswhalley8996]

Nah my computer just keeps turning off lmao

[@Piyushrahi]

@@lucaswhalley8996 ur surely not a lmao situation 🤦‍♂

[@zwabbah4841]

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[@abhisheknath634]

@Lekpzzz If you press OK, it applies anyways.

[@fmc8330]

Well i'm sure the people who watch the video rn wants their laptop to stand for longer (big temp = Dead over time)

[@kuro_550]

2 years later and you're still saving cpu lives thank you

[@kohi-n]

Now 3 years

[@mosimosi1845]

@@kohi-n ahhh

[@sreeko1]

This worked surprisingly well, 80-91C to 61C(61-71C after an hour of gaming). Liked and subbed for keeping the video simple and showing a method that actually works.

[@SparshKrSingh]

can you pls tell me what was the FPS difference before and after and if there was any difference in graphics too?

[@PeteAlexander]

@@SparshKrSingh I did this for cyberpunk. This game would bring my cpu temps between 90-99c. So on battery options I lowered it to 90% both for plugged in and battery. Once in the game, I locked my fps to 30fps which I don’t mind. Now my temps stay between 71-84 for cpu. Mostly in the 70s and it’ll spike up to 90c for like a second but won’t stay in the 90s for more than a second.

[@jrjd1999]

@Zilyzo not true in gaming laptops.

[@goglechrome6874]

you should undervolt your laptop for best temp

[@JPROP-vb7sv]

Just got almost the same numbers myself awesome tip.

[@alexandergeodakyan1988]

Wow worked perfectly I lost almost no FPS but the CPU went from 94C to 71C Thanks alot man

[@LIKE2.0]

Hey bro i have a question that in the nivedia part if idh graphics card of nivedia then idh to use it or i can use it cuz i have a inbuilt amd graphic caard in my laptop pls tell

[@Sputnik512]

You are a life saver. I used the second method and my laptop temps went down from 80 to 56, without any serious changes in performance. Thank you!

[@nikhilpabelkar4191]

The CPU power management method really worked. On the plus side Nvidia whisper mode also does its job. Thanks a lot dude! You've earned everyone's respect here

[@brighterror6130]

btw which laptop do you have?? and what r the specs

[@youdontknowwhoiam4349]

@@brighterror6130 it shouldn’t matter, overheating is an issue with most gaming laptops

[@ahmednasrullah8215]

Helppp...So i changed the power management thing to 99 and it worked pretty well and my laptop's temperature was so cool and its like 50-70 but after a few days I havent been using my laptop because I took a break. After the break I continued playing games in my laptop and my laptop is starting to overheat and it almost reaches 90 but most of the time its 80 and its so hot...Helppp what can I do?

[@genshininsufficientrewards533]

@@ahmednasrullah8215 sounds like you need to change thermal pastes?

[@rodolfotsang4327]

Mine says CPU1, CPU2, CPU3 84 c i dont have CPU

[@thepeacemaster1]

Man this worked awesome for my cpu. Was getting close to 100°C at times. Now it's around 50 to 60. Thanks a ton.

[@chrisafp071]

So far this worked incredibly well with very little performance drop! My cpu was hitting 97c and now stays around 80c which I'm happy with, thanks so much for sharing this!

[@abhirupkundu2778]

very little? ever tried playing games like warzone and PUBG PC? Your fps takes a massive hit in both games.

[@Liberteen666]

Wow. Thank you so much! This has helped me a lot to eliminate my throttling problem with my GPU! My CPU was fine but my GPU was going crazy whenever it hit 144 fps cause my laptop has a 144Hz screen. Locking it to 60 fps and enabling Nvidia Whisper Mode completely removed the throttling issue! Thank you a lot!

[@saiedba4012]

Bro my gpu get hot fast and fps too bad and the games stutter What should i do

[@parsaalaee7570]

Your first method worked flawlessly I don’t know how to appreciate that Thank you so much

[@SpyGenesis]

Thank you so much! Now my CPU and GPU are not overheating at temps of 80-90 degrees celsius. Now Those two components have longer lifespan.

[@hblanche]

Very nice guide, really made a difference in both my CPU and GPU temps, as well as fan noise. Yes, performance is down a little but these changes are really worth it for the long-term health and well-being of the laptop. And you can also easily undo and redo these changes if need be. Two thumbs up!

[@stingftw339]

You deserve more subs! You literally saved my GPU!

[@ComputerSensei]

Thank you so much! Feel free to subscribe to support me.

[@Pkr1406]

@@ComputerSensei you do deserve a lot of subs... I have a Alienware M15 r3 and my cpu would go to 100 degrees while playing watchdogs 1... But after doing the first method and limiting my fps in the global settings to 90 it's now @60-80! Thanks a LOT!

[@Am94514]

The CPU u mean not GPU

[@anandhuzz0761]

@@ComputerSensei Bro for me whisper mode is not showing

[@superrafy9415]

@@anandhuzz0761 nvidia shadowplay is supported from gtx 1060 and higher

[@darkktint5974]

This is awesome. Did this on my daughters laptop were the fans would run fast all the time. Took it to 70 percent. Now her friends in her classroom is not asking if her why the laptop is making to much noise.

[@simonalmirante3313]

Even though this was uploaded just 6 months ago, I still prefer this video style like from around 2010, using only captions instead of voice.

[@ChicoNoguio]

1:20 I can't leave to appreciate the jump and music sync. Great job, great job

[@pythagorastheorem4241]

So i was getting around 85° - 90° c while gaming. I followed ur video and got a very slight decrease. But then i turned down my maximum processor state from 99 to 80 and fps set to 50 and i got a drastic change in temperature. Now i get around 60-70°c . Thanks man !

[@lionr.9764]

This is more than impressive. Using these options I was able to lower my laptop temperature a whole 7 degrees C, without any impact on performance. Thank You for the video!

[@gashgaming1177]

My Cpu temperature got upto 100°C. I tried this and it dropped to 60°C😱😱😱😱 Thanks man Subbed and liked. Keep Growing

[@shina4478]

I'm so grateful for this! From deeply worrying ~92 degrees after a bit of gaming to 58-62 degrees... Thank you thank you thank you

[@ComputerSensei]

You are very welcome

[@rdlyx._.]

Dude thank you so much!!! This is the only method that helps me to reduce my cpu and gpu temperature. I've tried every undervolting method I could find on YT but none of them works. On some games I managed to reduce my temp for 6-10°C and the other about 10-15°C using both turbo boost method and whisper mode. Now my laptop can run games at 60-70°C👍🏻!

[@Kaiserion4459]

from 90°C to 60°C thanks to you champ. Liked the video.

[@samuelpetrucci2199]

Thanks for this! I'm mainly aiming for maximum quality at 60 fps e.g Ray tracing etc for non competitive games and this has solved the heat problem! Laptop was at 90 now in the 60s. Seems like previously it was just constantly boosting even with an FPS cap.

[@mujtaba2818]

Some times your laptop if it's cooler it will give you more performance

[@abhirupkundu2778]

@@mujtaba2818 only if it is not peaking. For example, if your laptop is cool and your CPU gives you like 4.0 ghz, you will get more performance in a long term session if your laptop is cooler.

[@DanBaguette]

i am glad i found this video sooner than later, my man's saved me 11-12 degrees while simply iddling / whatching videos which is huuuuuuuge

[@meGigachad_]

This worked for me so nicely, I mean i used to play Warframe on highest graphics and after playing 30 min my laptop heats up 83-91°c but this process made my laptop so cool, it drastically dropped the temperature up to 19°-23°. The best part is that the performance was the same just 15-20 fps drop. Even after playing 2 hr of gaming my laptop started heating up like 70°c only . Pros :- It promots your laptop's life span and maintain a decent system health. Thanks for this help ❤

[@jandrew7406]

Turbo off helped alot, I set the fps to 120 tho. It'll stay about 60 most of the time while keeping thermals at 60 & below

[@AnswerEasy]

I think this might have solved my issue. My laptop is mid range but throttles as it's all on max performance. It's like driving a car pushing the pedal to the max. But cooling things down seems to have made the machine more stable and better performing. Incredible ahah. Sometimes the solution is not to have more but to have a more efficient less. Thanks man. Liked and added video to favourites.

[@jonijimbo6273]

Thank you, it really works. My cpu temp goes down from 80s to 60s, never hit 70s now, awesome.

[@jacobkelly7502]

The one KZbin video that produced results!

[@Realosed]

Yall the best it worked, i was so frustrated when i was just coding and then my laptop suddenly shut down and i can tell tgat the exhaust is really hot and when i try your method it works so well

[@Lushn25]

Hi! After searching for literally like 1year on how to lower my cpus heat. Finally I find your video. I got an omen with 2060 video card. Every game I got like 97 c. I found trothlestop and msi afterburner. With these my temps where at 87-85. After I did everything you showed in the video I get from 62 to max I repeat max and only on heavy load 78c. So man you really helped me. Thank you very very much!!!

[@ComputerSensei]

Glad That I helped you! You're very welcome.

[@sreeko1]

I have the same laptop. I can't believe our laptop's HUGE ventilation + fans aren't keeping temps low :\

[@TomilHVH]

You could also undervolt!

[@footskills7573]

Man this worked awesome for my cpu. Was getting close to 100°C at times. Now it's around 50 to 60. Thanks u have my subscribe

[@gabby8036]

Man I have been searching the web for answers. Thank goodness this one got into my recommendation.

[@theninelivesshell]

I've had issues with my laptop overheating and shutting off for over a year, undervolting doesnt help as much, but when I decided to search through each video to finally fix this issue, I came across yours, doing the first method allowed me to play a game that used to make my cpu go over 100 degrees to now averaging 70, and before without any games launched, my CPU would average around 50-70 celcius, but now its at a very chill temperature, thank you very much for this video, you do not know how much this helped me

[@ComputerSensei]

You're very welcome, I am very happy that it was helpful.

[@rottyonamac]

Turn off Turbo Boost is a huge slash on FPS, you can balance between performance and thermal by reducing the TDP of CPU. My CPU has TDP of 45, I reduced it to 35 and it is around 10 degree cooler, FPS sometimes drops by 10%, sometimes remains the same, do this using ThrottleStop in case you don't know.

[@abuzeryermal9841]

I do agree it only works for cpu and how do u reduce gpu temperature..I think wt this guy told is simple n best method

[@bettergadget]

This will help me for my soon gaming laptop. Hope you still make these kind of videos man best wishes

[@sb99503]

It worked like a charm! Ironically it improved my frame rate consistency as there is no CPU throttling anymore, and my laptop is WAY cooler. My temperatures went as high as 102 degrees.......and my laptop gave me skin burns. Now my temperature stays around 70-80 degrees. Really useful video.

[@Fvckcorbin]

Oh I’m over here freaking out about 80 degrees and you’re talking 100

[@sb99503]

@@Fvckcorbin 80 degrees is safe. No need to worry mate. But 80 degrees when in idle is alarming. 80 degrees while gaming is fine tho.

[@eyuparslan7104]

Which method did you do? both methods?

[@blackwolf5947]

Thanks a lot mate. I just got my first gaming laptop few days ago & even with 60 fps cap temp used to reached 80+. Now with this settings it stays between 60 to 65.

[@LIKE2.0]

Hey bro i have a question that in the nivedia part if idh graphics card of nivedia then idh to use it or i can use it cuz i have a inbuilt amd graphic caard in my laptop pls tell

[@hoshisuki69]

Thanks a lot, the first method took away very little of my fps but my temps dramatically decreased. From 96c to 71c on long game sessions.

[@Moody_Baby_123]

thank you bro, i was searching for months one solution, now i can play my games very happy

[@mollabuxishfaaq5171]

awesome that helped. I always have a proplem like this .My fan on my laptop always blows high but now it's has cooled down

[@anandhuzz0761]

Is it worked for you

[@iTracksy]

this has worked fabulously, my computer is an absolute unit and now its running 75 Celsius maximum on FiveM with graphics mods! thanks mate!

[@alexmayer8943]

Holly crap dude, that works like magic. I thought I’m going to brake this 3 month old MSI i paid $2000 for. Was running so hot 98C no joke thought the keyboard gonna melt. I did all the settings you showed in the video except i bumped whisper mode to 120fps and OMG 😳 60C GPU and 65C CPU played for hours and temp things didn’t move above those temps. Thanks bro!

[@SubKiller]

is it the 11800h MSI?

[@alexmayer8943]

@@SubKiller 10750H

[@SubKiller]

@@alexmayer8943 gp66 right?

[@shanthoshravi5073]

I mean if you are ok with half the perfomrance of your cpu then sure go for it. Also 100> temperatures are normal for gaming laptops.

[@Hubwood]

Your CPU won't breal at 98°C :) But of course these methods still save energy, heat and noise. Which can be good ;)

[@ChrisDoEdit]

Dude you are a lifesaver, I was getting 88-92 temperature shortly after joining a server in CSGO now it's decreased to 60-70!!

[@JavierPerez-ns8wo]

Wow! had my cpu frecuencies capped on linux for productivity tasks, but with windows my gaming laptop made noise even on idle. After this quick tip, it stays quiet and the performance is almost the same , a shame my nvidia 1050ti doesn't have whisper mode suppor :( , Thanks a lot for the video!

[@High_Monk]

I just recently bought a mid level gaming laptop after being a console gamer for years. I haven't tried this yet, but thank you for this video. You got a new sub. Coming from 30 fps to 60 fps on a cool laptop will be more than enough for me.

[@ComputerSensei]

You are welcome! Enjoy your gaming laptop.

[@High_Monk]

@@ComputerSensei Hi, I finally upgraded my RAM and decided to test some newer games on my laptop. I have a Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3, the RTX 3050, Ryzen 5600H and 16gb RAM. I tried playing WZ2 and Hitman 3 while running a benchmark tool to see the FPS I get, but I realized that my CPU temps are around 60 celsius in idle and in those 2 games they go up to 82-84 celsius. That's with the settings you recommended in this video and the CPU runs at 60-70%. What can I do?

[@Azerbaijani.Turkmen]

When I go into advanced settings I only get 4 options 1. Desktop background settings 2. Sleep 3. Display 4. Battery Any ideas why I'm only getting these 4? In the video there are loads of options😃

[@brejka96]

I also had the same problem, while it worked on my friend’s laptop. It has something to do with an absence of a build in gpu in my cpu as i think, because i only have a discrete gpu

[@Azerbaijani.Turkmen]

@@brejka96 Dont worry I got you bro kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYGtZqeHa9-gha8 go to this video and complete step by step what this dude asks you to do, then that CPU option will become available

[@Azerbaijani.Turkmen]

@@brejka96 try it it's really effective. I was playing forza horizon 5 and my CPU temp was at 95!!! After I did this I reduced to 75-80 on decent settings which is really good for the battery health😁

[@kevinramos4209]

I have the same problem, but there is one application called "Quick CPU" and in power profile you can have access to all configurations

[@LIGHT-fz8yu]

I had same but done it watch how to on/off max processor state Hope it helps

[@juaniththomas3591]

I ordered a Gigabyte G5 i5-12500H and RTX 3060 running at 115W, it's arriving tomorrow and I have had videos showing how this model with 3050Ti (80W) was overheating and hitting 98C and throttling. YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW THANKFUL I AM TO HAVE FOUND YOUR VIDEO! ;D You saved the life of my laptop even before I received it, I had been feeling so down due to the thermal issues I might be facing but I love you for the video. You have earned yourself a hard to win subscriber! :]

[@ComputerSensei]

I'm very glad to have you :]. And let me know how it goes! If it doesn't help, I will share another method.

[@juaniththomas3591]

@@ComputerSensei My model runs extremely hot and that's kind of the reason they sell it for cheaper. Using your method, my CPU has good temps usually but some games make it go to about 87C. If you have any more suggestions, I would definitely love them! :)

[@ThatFalseHat]

that cpu part was amazing! nice and good to know!

[@thespectator3312]

That gpu part is also amazing for me, i always wondered, how would i set limit for fps in a game where developers don't provide any settings at all.

[@iancsikoswald7565]

Thank you. Before applying your first method I had temperatures of 89-91 degrees Celsius. Now, after applying the trick, I have temperatures of 68 - 71 degrees.

[@stevieeee2849]

Thank you so much! I could never play, but now I can! Your a life saver.

[@_s_l]

Just subscribed.hope u will come up with more tips to expand my laptop's lifespan.

[@Angryajiaco]

honestly I think it is the most valuable content I have found on the internet this year, the change is 20 degrees Celsius, no lie. the performance is not affected, just change the processor usage to 99% and the change is amazing, thank you seriously. i automatically subscribed and shared this video with about 5 - 6 friends with this type of portable equipment.

[@ComputerSensei]

That means a lot to me. Thank you Nicolas!

[@Orain88]

I wouldn't say my laptop's thermals are especially bad but there are a few games here and there that seemed to hit the cpu temperature harder than I was comfortable with. This is honestly an incredible tweak, very well worth doing. As for whisper mode I do still prefer to get the most out of my gpu. Since it rarely passes 70c at full power and typically 65c max in hybrid mode I wouldn't take the fidelity hit from whisper mode. Excellent video, more people should know about this. Oh and for your information since you mentioned being unsure about AMD, I did this on a ryzen cpu laptop. Definitely works. Dropped my 5800h about 15 to 20 degrees C and I can still game over 150 fps. I have noticed some slight frametime instability in a few titles but nothing terrible.

[@ComputerSensei]

Thank you for confirming that It will work on AMD. I also noticed the slight frame time instability especially on games that are more CPU dependant

[@Orain88]

@@ComputerSensei no problem, happy to help. I found that the framtime instability tends to happen if you are running the gpu near max capacity. For example If I'm running a game at 150 fps and my gpu usage is over 95% it's more likely to get some stutters. If I cap the framerate with riva tuner to something more modest like 120 or tweak visual settings to get gpu usage under 90% it's very smooth sailing. Seriously, how is this trick now better known?? Knocking 20c off cpu thermals for such minimal performance cost is nuts. Apex legends is one I was anxious to play because it regularly pushed my cpu into the 80s and was a minimum of 77c, with this it tops out at 65c and tends to average 61c while smoothly playing at 144hz. Truly awesome.

[@316zaul]

Do you play while plugged in?

[@aanand945]

Really really useful tips-Love from India.

[@alessandronesta6492]

Thanks man you made my day 👏🏻

[@ryuzen30]

*Spends thousands of dollars in a gaming laptop*. -Yep i will drop it to 60fps.

[@Subs.533]

felt

[@argyrendehringterimksaccu174]

@@Subs.533 'twas relatably felt...

[@ZeratronXellos]

Depends, on some games it's not worth having more.

[@ryuzen30]

@@ZeratronXellos in a shooter 144 it's the best overall, in all the rest, the sweet spot is 120, to have a real motion of the game. 60 feels super bad in terms of realism. The whole point is that if you spend over 2k for a laptop, it means you wanna game, not playing at 60

[@apgamingtoy_bonnie9876]

@@ryuzen30 depends on how many hertz ur monitor is

[@abhirupkundu2778]

Whatever you said to do reduces performance like crazy man

[@Itz_Yuki_Online]

my charger and pc is heating up when I play genshin, this really helped so much, 2 subs for u!

[@delightfulvibes8372]

genshin? you're such a weeb

[@bhaskarsinha3599]

@@delightfulvibes8372 Bruh... U still loving in stone age or wot? 🤦‍♀️

[@delightfulvibes8372]

@@bhaskarsinha3599 are you saying anime is the future?

[@bhaskarsinha3599]

@@delightfulvibes8372 😂... Don't put words in me mouth... I dunno... U tell me... How does playing genshin make u a weeb?... Also I don't think u even know the meaning of it

[@delightfulvibes8372]

@@bhaskarsinha3599 anything anime related/looking seems pretty weeb to me.

[@LordGareth_Gaming]

Wow this worked so well I went from 92C to 68C. Excellent tutorial, thank you so much.

[@IGJhast]

Man the turbo mode really helps a lot performance barely got hit but it's cooler by 10-20°c.

[@thebestintheworld8079]

Thanks a lot my friend! Previously my laptop used to hover around 88C, now it hovers around 60C

[@barebarekun161]

Yeah this will come in very handy for those that tend to keep their Gaming Laptop longer as I have and can't afford to change to a new one every year or two like some would. Ever since I got into modded console gaming the importance of keeping everything as cool as possible is very important. I want cool performance not hot headed performance the reason why so many older game consoles be able to oulived newer consoles simply because they ran cool, Gamecube,Wii and Wii U are the coolest running disc based consoles and they still running strong despite barely have any cooling at all. Will make sure to take these tips to heart and applied it to my new purchased gaming laptop. Thanks!

[@ComputerSensei]

You are welcome and great information. Running computers hot for long periods will definitely decrease their performance over time.

[@mikeducie1567]

I don't comment much on these but came here to say I tried the first suggestion as i already capped the frame rate....playing a AAA game and it dropped from average of 85c to 65c. ..incredible, thank you!

[@ComputerSensei]

I am very glad that I could help!

[@kermitcommando8833]

Thanks for this! It REALLY helped!! I never knew about ‘whisper mode’ something that GeForce experience is actually good for! I’m quite happy playing games at a locked 60 FPS!! Shame it doesn’t work with all games but you can’t win them all I guess! The Cpu didn’t go above 62 degrees either and after 3 hours heavy gaming the GPU hovered around 60-70 degrees which I’m happy with!! Thank you! You’ve have earned yourself a subscriber!

[@ComputerSensei]

Hello there! I am very happy that my video helped you. Btw you can add any game, from program settings in Nvidia control panel. Next to the drop down where you select the program, if you cannot find the game listed there, click "Add" button, and click "Browse" from the popup. Next go to your games executable file and select it. Make this game to work with Nvidia GPU and select how much frames for it you want. Let me know if this doesn't work and will find you a way

[@toulaanton5736]

@@ComputerSensei hey what gpu/cpu monito are u using

[@ahmednasrullah8215]

@@ComputerSensei Helppp...So i changed the power management thing to 99 and it worked pretty well and my laptop's temperature was so cool and its like 50-70 but after a few days I havent been using my laptop because I took a break. After the break I continued playing games in my laptop and my laptop is starting to overheat and it almost reaches 90 but most of the time its 80 and its so hot...Helppp what can I do?

[@numbred7462]

@@ahmednasrullah8215 Hmmh, maybe you can buy a laptop support, something to elevate your pc so the air can go out from below your laptop

[@Krismon666]

Give this guy an order. Before 110 degree...now 80. You save my laptop. Thanks a lot !

[@Rhmtsky]

Tbh this method work pretty well for cpu with 6-8 cores (12 or 16 threads), very little performance lost with heavy cpu temp reduction. Also this work both gaming and daily workload such as rendering (altho you can set the max cpu performance from the rendering application, but you can leave it 99% as well)

[@ComputerSensei]

Yes great note, and it is so easy to switch back to 100% based on your usage.

[@nextgengaming7803]

Oh my good lord above, you have just helped me no end my friend. I have an m15 r6 alienware and they blocked out throttle stop under volt for the M range. I'd turn my laptop on, and straight away as soon as I start a game the temps just bolted to 100, all I've done is switch the the maximum battery state to 99 on both, and it's literally saved 25 degrees. This is running my game on max settings now after I've had to turn things down to keep temps under control. Thank you so much.

[@saksenaajipp2261]

finally, i was looking for any information about power plan settings

[@jamrah8713]

Note: As long as the games you are playing are optimised well, you shouldnt have any issues with the CPU underclocking (disabling turbo boost). However, games that are extremely reliant on single core performance EG CSGO, you will see a massive hit in FPS by doing this. Just a note

[@greg73webber58]

Thx so much, i wish to knew this earlyer, my Laptop was smoked up after a year..... great content..... keep it up 👍

[@hanoikanami2409]

Thank you so much this helped me reducing it by around 32 Celsius

[@ComputerSensei]

You're so welcome!

[@skillzezpx7304]

@@ComputerSensei you know this is a joke right

[@skillzezpx7304]

@@ComputerSensei he’s talking bout the thumbnail

[@hanoikanami2409]

@@skillzezpx7304 Nope! It is not a joke. My laptop was getting 95 degrees and now I play with 62-70. So not exactly 30 but more or less. TBH, I thought this method won't work but it worked for me.

[@SoulOfJustice1994]

Thank you! My Dell G3 was overcompensating way too much and my CPU hated when I played Subnautica or Cyberpunk, no matter how much I tweaked the settings. I was about to risk under-volting before I came across this tutorial. For Dell users: go into your BIOS and find Turbo Boost under the Performance tab. Disable it, click Apply and you are good to go.

[@ComputerSensei]

You are most welcome! And thank you for the great tip for Dell Users!

[@Strex_Edits]

I too have the G3. HEATS LIKE A MICROWAVE. I am so glad I found this video. Btw could you please help me out where the bios is. I am fairly new to computers

[@SoulOfJustice1994]

@@Strex_Edits - As the computer is turning on and showing the Dell logo, hold the F2 key.

[@rodolfotsang4327]

My keyboard is hot

[@yika-5967]

I have an MSI GE65, 3060 Max Q...Warzone was giving me 78-80C° on EVERYTHING low settings. Turning off turbo keeps it down by about 8-10C :) thank you

[@SameerShaikh-lw9xh]

How much fps u got in warzone after turning off turbo boost ??

[@SameerShaikh-lw9xh]

@@yika-5967my laptop have also 144 hz screen i7 th 10 gen +1660ti but temp goes higher than 80 so it is effective or not ?

[@I_AM_FANTOM]

You are life saver, i cant tell you my happiness, thank you soo much mate, you earned my respect dude,, Thankx a lot man!!❤️

[@Lapookie]

Thanks for help, i will try it and save your videos if i need to roll back ! I'm playing on MSI GE66 Stealth pro (32go, 2To SSD, RTX 2080S, I7 10750 H). It is very thin frame and powerfull specs, hopefully i'm using fan rig under the laptop to lift it but still have 85 and more CPU degrees. Hope your tips will help me

[@904HD]

my god,,,i cant believe it worked,,i had a laptop that died because overheating not much ago and bought a new one and overheated so much as well and this helped me so much, you're a life saver

[@who3420]

went from 79 degrees to 60 average , thanks so much man , subbed EDIT: aight , copped a laptop cooler and my average is now around 50°

[@voltaireentertainment]

What did you do? I have a laptop cooler and I am still 80 C please help.

[@who3420]

@@voltaireentertainment most laptop coolers have different angles , so you can maybe put the laptop on a bigger angle that way more air gets to your cooler = more aid gets into ur pc

[@Gip-vs3tn]

I LOVE YOU, THANK YOU FOR THE FIX MY PROBLEM

[@gamechan7889]

my laptop kept freezing and i thought it was how hot it was (i feel like im correct) and the heat would spread to under my keyboard I used the turbo method and it worked alot thank you computer sensei your my hero fr fr

[@ComputerSensei]

I am very happy that my video helped you ♥

[@ruinedjason]

My new acer laptop was getting as hot as 90 degrees but thanks to your methods it now stays at around 60-63 degrees! I didn’t want to have to return it because I had already downloaded everything.

[@jeremebonesaw]

I'm on an hp omen laptop. When I go to Manage 3D settings, it does not give the the third option to choose whisper mode. Only 1) select a program to customize and 2) Specify the settings for this program.

[@shreejankhanal_]

ik right hp omen sucks

[@payamabedian563]

It worked perfectly for me and I’m really relieved because I’ve just bought Asus Tuf dash F15 and after playing for an hour it started making an aircraft engine noise and it was truly a bummer. After doing these stuff it got completely fixed! Love you man😍

[@ComputerSensei]

Glad I could help ♡

[@laurentiusedrick9876]

Same man! my heart also went full jet-engine when I heard the fan from out-of-the-box Dash f15, thought it will melt soon (since its size that is thinner compared to other gaming laptops) A super simple trick that makes 85°c down to 65-75°c!

[@eyuparslan7104]

Did you use both methods? or just one?

[@diegocervantes4977]

Only did the battery thing where i put 99%, and it only lowered my fps by 10 on wz and kept the same temperature of 85 C

[@ComputerSensei]

How many FPS you still get? I recommend using Nvidia method as well to lock it below 60. This helps a lot.

[@diegocervantes4977]

@@ComputerSensei i normally get around 100-110, but with the battery method I was in the 85-95

[@ComputerSensei]

Yes, because now turbo mode is off at 99%. Also, What is your laptop model? Anyway if you have Nvidia GPU turn on Whisper mode. It is great! As long as you are not a competitive gamer who will make use of every additional FPS to win competitive game, then 60 FPS is enough. It will make game smooth while keeping your hardware cooler.

[@Palestine7-10]

you are the best one ever you are the only one that solved my laptop temp problem you deserve more than like and sub but thats the less i can do

[@aniketlahiri8296]

Well done.. But with the cost of massive gaming performance sacrifice

[@jatinsync3820]

exactly so dont watch or support these kind of videos .

[@freakish1732]

Straight to the point and genuinely good tips.. you earned a new sub

[@SeanWMODonnell]

99 percent dropped me 2 frames, and from 92c to 75c playing teardown.

[@Grufjke3]

thanik you bro i did my lap top little cold but thank you at least i woud love to see more kinda things on you channel like this about laptop

[@ashgameji4977]

Me watching this having Intel HD graphics card be like WHY DO I STILL LIVE bro make a video for us to be happy

[@Joker69s]

And me watching this with my 11th gen i7 CPU and rtx 3060 laptop and having these features disabled to change!! f you asus for this

[@alexmayer8943]

@@Joker69s it’s not just Asus, is all the manufacturers that have these issues and mostly the problem is Intel CPUs. They ruin laptops!

[@mrscorch9992]

This worked incredibly well and I am shocked. I went from 100 degrees to 70 and I am super grateful. Free sub for saving my pc!! Have a great day :D

[@devolzre]

This is Actually a better way to keep your performance stable with slightly FPS loss, keep in mind that the hotter the CPU and GPU are, more Performance loss so dont force your Laptop or PC, if your PC or Laptop is reaching more than 80°C that mean youre losing Performance.

[@GTheLegendOfficial]

Mine reaches like 97 dregees :/

[@abuzeryermal9841]

@@GTheLegendOfficial follow the video...it worked for me...if still then u n go with throttlestop .

[@Emiror]

This worked beautifully, I can't believe it! Thank you so much!

[@anvorguesogames]

When I enter Power Options all I get is: - Desktop background settings - Sleep - Display - Battery Please help me do this just the way you did it. I'm on an ASUS TUF Gaming A15 laptop with a Ryzen 7 5800H and RTX 3060.

[@knightrx1428]

Me too and i can't find a video about it

[@HomeSlice_2424]

You can go into the bios and turn off TurboBoost from there. Not sure if there is a video on it out there

[@iihamed711]

you have to enable it from the registry editor

[@joenimbal2246]

@@iihamed711 Theo Question ist how? Do you can Help ?

[@skye_l3]

Thank you so sooo much ! This really help me and save my laptop from overheating. You deserved a place in heaven. Auto subscribed

[@JuzTroublez]

Holy freaking shit dude. I was just at BestBuy this afternoon looking for a cooling pad ready to drop $30-$70. Luckily they were all out of stock so I came home bummed. Then I came across this video and my mind is blown. WTF. I was playing Planet Coaster and it always hit 90 degrees. Luckily it's a game where while you're just building stuff, you can get away with low FPS so I dropped mine to like 45FPS and with Turbo off, my CPU was staying at a steady 45 degrees! HOLY SHIT. lmaoooooo

[@mikazugi]

Thank you so much for the guidance. It really helps in reducing my laptop temperature.

[@kanaii7296]

I do not understand.... I do NOT understand how changing some stuff made my laptop from a whopping 95°C in the middle of SUMMER to à freaking 65°C You're à magician dude 😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ComputerSensei]

I am glad to help ❤️

[@canaan_destroyer6511]

Cheers mate, I can finally play games without feeling like my laptop is going to the moon

[@mrfantastic7988]

Thank for this video it help alot my laptop would get crazy hot and now it runs much cooler