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"Re: Legion Y720 Temps and Clockspeed at CPU. [ Edited ]
09-09-2017 09:52 AM - edited 09-09-2017 09:53 AM
Hello XY, in my opinion 88C for a game like World of Tanks, which isn't that demanding to be honest, is pretty high.
Before re-applying the thermal paste I will strongly advise you to Undervolt the CPU first as it is a much safer option.
To achieve that you can you one the following programs, Intel XTU and ThrottleStop. If you're not familiar with the whole Undervolting process or ThrottleStop I would recommend you installing Intel XTU instead as it is much simpler and both do the same job in the end.
The goal here is to reduce the voltage that is "fed" to your CPU, and by consequence reducing by a considerable amount, the maximum temperatures of your CPU. Since you have an i7-7700HQ you'll probably be able to reduce the Core Voltage Offset to -0.100V, maybe more depending on your CPU, you'll have to test it out with some CPU stress tests, included insisde Intel XTU. If the Computer doesn't crash you can decrease another -0.010V and try again to see if it handles it. When it eventually crashes or freezes increase the value again, +0.010V, to the safe point and leave it there.
Important note, just remember to repeat the process and reduce the Voltage Offset to -0.100V or whatever value you inserted in the Cache and Graphics Tab.
There's a neat and simple yet exhaustive guide about ThrottleStop here if someone ever wants to learn more about it. "
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