Thanks for this information. Installed the new bios and thermal manager is working without any issues. Now G7 7588 is a recommended reasonably priced powerful notebook.
@@kakemboluide I replaced my sata ssd with a nvme Adata Gammix S11 pro 1tb for my G7, that came with the i7-8750H cpu, 16gb of ram and the GTX 1050 Ti. For my needs, this is an efficient configuration. What kinks you still have with your G7?
@@MOZARTF as Bob of All Trades mentioned, the mousepad in particular tends to go crazy, either stops recognizing multitouch all of a sudden or stops working entirely, not sure if that can be fixed with software. But other than that the system is perfect, runs through heavy tasks like a beast.
excellent. exactly what i was looking for before attempting an undervolt. When I saw this I was curious to what impact it would have using the Dell software and this is perfect. thanks for your efforts.
I run the cool mode and I've also disabled the Intel speedstep, on top of that, I use the balanced power setting and still get a hundred FPS when playing my game... I have the GTX 1060 in my Dell and for me, it's all about keeping the temperature down...
i have something rare with this APP when i pute ultraperformance the fans did not spin at 100%, are not louder than the Cool option and the Temps drops to 100C
I bought a new G7 i9 rtx 2080 and it's the worst laptop I ever had! Overheating even in the browser, and keep freezing every 10 minutes... It was quite expensive and it's shit. Everything is shit now days...
What option do you recommend with the Dell profile? I use cool when gaming, as with the optimized and ultra performance it goes up to 100, but with cool it really keeps it good 70 - 75 max. and no issues.
Good news, dell released a thermal management driver for it that makes it SIGNIFICANTLY better. On CPU, it spikes to a MAX of 80c, VERY rarely. It’s usually 60 - 70 celcius on all modes
Hi, I have a G5 SE and my BIOS is already updated. But there is no "Thermal Management" option in the dell power management app. Please help me, thank you
I've been using the HWinfo fan feature to control temps this whole time, so them finally adding this doesn't really change anything for me, but it's nice to have nonetheless. I notice temps are virtually the same when gaming between ultra profile on, and HWinfo fan control set to max. Still getting below 70c temps for both GPU & CPU, except for the more demanding games like Monster Hunter World where the CPU temps are between 69-75, with the frequency being limited to 3.2ghz via throttlestop mind you. Seems like the fans rev up to max at the 60c mark This is on my G5 with a 1060 maxQ & i5 8300h, with a stable undervolt to the CPU of -140, and an OC of +185 to core clock, +210 to memory clock, and UV of -2 volts to the GPU via msi curve. (Still power limit throttles, smh....)
The good thing about the thermal management is that it also allows for altering the clock speeds dynamically based on the profile you're using, and most people aren't very confident with tinkering with complex settings on their own. I recently also discovered the trick of limiting CPU frequency for gaming to 3.2GHz, and setting thermal profile to ultra. What this does is it ensures your CPU doesn't overheat, and also makes your GPU core clock run very close to it's max overclock while gaming rather than dynamically altering it, making for a much more stable gaming experience. I'll do a complete separate video on that, so watch this space.
@@16alarkin no with a -0.125V UV the CPU can still reach its max boost for short periods, before leveling off at 45W and slightly lower frequencies like most other systems running the same CPU.
What is the best mode for saving battery in thermal management? I have a dell inspiron 3593 i5 10th gen 1080x1920 intel uhd 620 integrated graphics. please reply ASAP
Hi I've a small problem, When I run Dell power mangier and go to Thermal Settings its run automatic Optimized when I active Cool after a few seconds its come back on Optimized. Can I save it always Cool please ?
Hi, not sure about that, never had that problem myself. Are you having heat issues on Optimized? Because that power mode should be ideal for all tasks.
I don't know what's going on in my dell g7 7790. I reset my window , after that i installed all drivers , window working fine but installation speed for games decreased for eg i used to installation AC origins in 2 hours now it takes 6 hours and fans also not working well.
This is normally caused by MSI afterburner/BIOS version. Try closing MSI when running on battery, it might solve this. Also, make sure you update your Nvidia driver.
@@kakemboluide Thanks but tried all this. What worked for me is you restart the system unplugged. So basically I have to restart the system everytime I want to use unplugged :(
Not at all, it runs much better now. Definitely not at full power of course but you can easily get a cinebench score of 600+ at a frequency of 1600MHz on all cores, which is very decent. It was previously being capped at 800MHz.
Optimized mode is adequate for majority of tasks, especially those that don't run the laptop very hot, however if you're running a render/video edit I'd recommend ultra performance just to make sure the fans are constantly cooling the system.
@@kakemboluide I run my Dell G7 7700 on Optimized and even during video editing on Adobe Premiere it gets hot up to 80-100 degrees... unless I press the 'G' Button and the fans cool the system. I'm afraid if I use ultra performance mode it might fry my system? Also, do you know how long I can use the 'G' mode, for an hour while editing?
It generally doesn't run hot especially with productivity tasks like video editing and 3d rendering. The CPU only power throttles (never thermal throttles). It's just that with some gaming titles like most shooters running at the default 3.9GHz causes the CPU to run hot, which results in a severe downclock of the GPU for extended gaming sessions, so I generally run the CPU at 3-3.2GHz while gaming to keep temperatures below 75degC
@@kakemboluideIs there a new driver that I can use for my version gtx 1060 intel i7 core with 8 ram and 256gb of space because my tend to get hot when I charge it
What does pkgpowerlimit0 mean, it says your 's 45w, and you went up to 63w, i did the same test on my dell g3 and i got no higher than 43W and my pkgpowerlimit0 is 45w. My cpu was running at full speed also. I did undervolt my cpu, and gpu is that why? I got a cinebench score of 2036 on optimized profile, and i got 2026 on ultra performance. My cpu never got hotter than 81c in cinebench.
Hi, pkgpower0 is the designed long-term power of the system, however if your cooling is good enough this can normally boost to 77W and above with the 8750H running on max boost on all cores. Your cinebench 20 score seems pretty low, I get around 2700cb with average TDP of 45-50W and average frequency of 3.4GHz. Try and play around with that power limit on Throttlestop using the TPL button next to the FIVR button.
@@kakemboluidesorry i didnt say but i used cinebench 20, i have a I5-8300H, 16gb ram 2400MHz, gtx 1050 4gbvram. I think thats why i have a lower cinebench score:) Why do i need more power if im maintaining full cpu clock speed 3.9 GHz at lower temps,what can i do with that extra power, im new to this stuff and learning. Oh and i didnt experience any cpu throttling during the tests.
Does it work? Because I ran Battlefield 3 with Optimize and it seems to produce a lot of heat. I got scared thinking that it might overheat so I went to Best Buy and bought a Targus Chill Mat just to be safe. It still produces a lot of heat, but not as before. So is adding the “Cool” thermal setting any help?
Hi, unfortunately you can't upgrade most laptop CPU/GPU's as they are soldered to the motherboard. Best you can do is to upgrade to a more recent laptop.
I experience massive fps drop while gaming on my Dell g7 7588. All my drivers and bios are updated to the latest version. My room temp is also normal, what could be the reason?
I have had the same issue on multiple games. before I give you the solution make sure the problem is the same run task manager and just read the performance tab when playing the game. if your cpu is running close to 100 then we have the same issue. first allow for better air flow by put something underneath the laptop that lets air to the fan without blocking them. then switch your battery plan to balanced and go to control panel>hardware and sound> chose a power plan> stay on balanced and go to change plan settings> change advanced power settings> power processor management> maximum processor state> change the plugged in number to 96% and hit apply. now start the game. basically our cpus are running too hard and when they run close to or at 100 they overclock which heats them up too much and then they throttle and we see that fps drops. hopefully this helps I literally just found this solution on a thread for battlefield 5 not 2 hours ago haha
Not sure if you'll see this, but I can't undervolt my cpu with the latest bios update. Do you have any solution for this problem? The heat this laptop pumps out has been my only issue with the laptop so far.
@@kakemboluide Dude, you're a freaking legend for responding to a comment on such an old post! I actually just managed to get it to work by restoring my bios at 1.15.0. Not sure why it worked lol
Hi, focus more on controlling the CPU clock speed as that is what generates the most heat while gaming. Keep it at 3.0-3.2GHz using Throttlestop. I have a tutorial on that on my channel.
Lenovo have done a very good job with cooling on the Y740, plus it's lighter and more portable, and also comes with RTX GPUs. However, the 2018 G7 is on sale now for as little as $899 with an i7 8750H and 1060 GPU, so it's pretty hard to beat in terms of value. The choice is yours!
@@kakemboluide thx for that insight and ur right but i am trying to move away from plastic body units and the thick bezels. So for me its between this upgrade and the Y740. Gonna give it a couple more mths to see how they hold up before i decide.
Hello!I have Dell G7 7588 laptop. It doesn't take very long time that I've bought my device and I'm in warranty period at that moment. My laptop's fan doesn't work on normal daily use.So,I went to the local authorized dealers for the situation.The staff told me that the fan won't work if the laptop is not working for higher taks(i.e, CPU nearly 100%).It is a default system and so we can't fix it. But he also said that he was not sure very much. And I'm hesitating to believe his comment. So,I want to know what is the problem. Is he true? Or how should I complain for my problem. I'm hopefully waitng for any response. Thanks for your vedio.
Hi, the fans when on the Optimized or quiet fan profiles don't normally spin unless carrying out heavy tasks or gaming. However, when the tasks are in use, BOTH fans should spin up, not just one. Try running a game and check on the fan spin, if there is only one fan operating then you will need to get the laptop fixed.
I have long hesitated to buy this laptop. Can you answer some question ? Do you live in europe and do you have received a 144 herz screens ? Thank for letting me know and for the video
Hi, unfortunately this laptop is only available with a 60Hz panel. However, there are some screen upgrades available for $80-$100 that you can install yourself that do have much better color accuracy and refresh rate. Still doing some more reasearch into this, once I find one I will make a detailed video about it. I am currently in Kenya.
Yannick Luxi dude if you still haven’t bought it I recommend you buy a gaming desktop because it’s much better and will always run better than a laptop. There are some nice prebuilt pcs but won’t always have the same benefits of building your own pc
@@kakemboluide i also have dell g7. When this bios update installed, it didnt get any lag when cpu reaches 90c not like before it stutters evry 3mins. Good job dell
Hello! I got a dell Inspiron 3593 10th gen laptop. I know it's not gaming at all 🙄 but when I run old games like nfs most wanted 2, gta v with optimized settings the cpu package temperature is always like 90-95 °C, 99°C in some cases. The problem is temperature continuously hits above 90°C it doesn't reduce until closing the game. So i decided to go with cool profile with so much lag but the temperature doesn't go above 70°C. What do you think is it normal And i should go with optimized settings or is it bad and i should stick with cool profile when gaming? ( The laptop is only 2 months old and with the default bios settings.) Waiting for a response 😊
Hi, go with the optimized setting but use Throttlestop to limit the CPU clocks to, say, 3.0GHz (I have a video on that). The cool and quiet profiles heavily downclock the CPU when the laptop gets hot so never use those for gaming.
Hi, with this BIOS update, the CPU is now able to run at 3.9GHz on all cores at 62W instead of the usual 74W, which means that it can sustain that high boost clock much longer without overheating, and it often lasts at 62W until the end of the test. Normally with 74W it throttles after only a few seconds, which affects the overall score.
Thanks for this information. Installed the new bios and thermal manager is working without any issues. Now G7 7588 is a recommended reasonably priced powerful notebook.
Precisely, of course there are still a few kinks but the system is a lot closer to perfect now.
@@kakemboluide
I replaced my sata ssd with a nvme Adata Gammix S11 pro 1tb for my G7, that came with the i7-8750H cpu, 16gb of ram and the GTX 1050 Ti. For my needs, this is an efficient configuration. What kinks you still have with your G7?
@@MOZARTF as Bob of All Trades mentioned, the mousepad in particular tends to go crazy, either stops recognizing multitouch all of a sudden or stops working entirely, not sure if that can be fixed with software. But other than that the system is perfect, runs through heavy tasks like a beast.
Thanks for the video! Always loves an informative G7 video.
You're welcome!
excellent. exactly what i was looking for before attempting an undervolt. When I saw this I was curious to what impact it would have using the Dell software and this is perfect. thanks for your efforts.
You're welcome! Always glad to be of help.
I run the cool mode and I've also disabled the Intel speedstep, on top of that, I use the balanced power setting and still get a hundred FPS when playing my game... I have the GTX 1060 in my Dell and for me, it's all about keeping the temperature down...
yup less heat less throttle and 1060 can still play games
Bro do we have to keep our dell manager app in the background because whenever I set it to cool it returns to the default option
@@shouryagarg557 no, that wouldn't have anything to do with it I don't think... Have you updated your bios recently?
@@tommy2pieceya734 nope
@@shouryagarg557 it might help, seems there are other people with the same problem.
i have something rare with this APP
when i pute ultraperformance the fans did not spin at 100%, are not louder than the Cool option and the Temps drops to 100C
Nice video and great information! Ended up buying a Acer Predator Helios 500 but my G7 is my daily driver. This is beneficial.
Thanks! Having the choice of thermal profile is indeed very beneficial.
I fixed thermal issues, make sure you have the latest drivers and I use cool profile and the G key in games, and I’ve never had a heating issue
I bought a new G7 i9 rtx 2080 and it's the worst laptop I ever had! Overheating even in the browser, and keep freezing every 10 minutes... It was quite expensive and it's shit. Everything is shit now days...
Hi! Don't lose hope just yet, try underclocking your CPU perhaps?
What option do you recommend with the Dell profile?
I use cool when gaming, as with the optimized and ultra performance it goes up to 100, but with cool it really keeps it good 70 - 75 max. and no issues.
what units? percent>
No percentage, just temperature measure at the thermal management
I made no changes other then using cool mode, and the G key. Never seen it go above 80 C
Good news, dell released a thermal management driver for it that makes it SIGNIFICANTLY better. On CPU, it spikes to a MAX of 80c, VERY rarely. It’s usually 60 - 70 celcius on all modes
@@Boon_LightBurn bro. Please how can I have this? Having issues running my fifa 21. Please help
Hi, I have a G5 SE and my BIOS is already updated. But there is no "Thermal Management" option in the dell power management app. Please help me, thank you
Has anyone faced static noise issue when using external speaker connected via 3.5mm jack ? Any solution ?
Ok so i updated my bios but when searching for power management cant find it.
You need to update your Dell Power Manager software, try and check for it in Dell Update.
Mines omen 15 2017 model idle temps is 60-70 and its not normal i now. i undervolted the cpu but nothing happened...
I've been using the HWinfo fan feature to control temps this whole time, so them finally adding this doesn't really change anything for me, but it's nice to have nonetheless.
I notice temps are virtually the same when gaming between ultra profile on, and HWinfo fan control set to max. Still getting below 70c temps for both GPU & CPU, except for the more demanding games like Monster Hunter World where the CPU temps are between 69-75, with the frequency being limited to 3.2ghz via throttlestop mind you.
Seems like the fans rev up to max at the 60c mark
This is on my G5 with a 1060 maxQ & i5 8300h, with a stable undervolt to the CPU of -140, and an OC of +185 to core clock, +210 to memory clock, and UV of -2 volts to the GPU via msi curve. (Still power limit throttles, smh....)
The good thing about the thermal management is that it also allows for altering the clock speeds dynamically based on the profile you're using, and most people aren't very confident with tinkering with complex settings on their own.
I recently also discovered the trick of limiting CPU frequency for gaming to 3.2GHz, and setting thermal profile to ultra. What this does is it ensures your CPU doesn't overheat, and also makes your GPU core clock run very close to it's max overclock while gaming rather than dynamically altering it, making for a much more stable gaming experience. I'll do a complete separate video on that, so watch this space.
@@kakemboluide are you limiting the cpu frequency by undervolting?
@@16alarkin no with a -0.125V UV the CPU can still reach its max boost for short periods, before leveling off at 45W and slightly lower frequencies like most other systems running the same CPU.
Can you please tell us how did you limit CPU frequency ?
@@blueocean9574 hi, check my channel for the "How to Manage 8750H" video I explain it there.
What is the best mode for saving battery in thermal management? I have a dell inspiron 3593 i5 10th gen 1080x1920 intel uhd 620 integrated graphics. please reply ASAP
it would be best if they just give us fan speed control
Mine shipped with 1.4.1 installed. Would you recommend to stay on that or go ahead and upgrade to 1.9.0? My gaming performance has seemed fine so far.
Most people recommend 1.3 or 1.9...
1.4 to 1.8 seem to be the buggier versions
@@jrRim where can i find the 1.9? Mine's 1.6 and it says that it's up to date. Dell G7 7590
Hi I've a small problem, When I run Dell power mangier and go to Thermal Settings its run automatic Optimized when I active Cool after a few seconds its come back on Optimized. Can I save it always Cool please ?
Hi, not sure about that, never had that problem myself. Are you having heat issues on Optimized? Because that power mode should be ideal for all tasks.
I don't know what's going on in my dell g7 7790.
I reset my window , after that i installed all drivers , window working fine but installation speed for games decreased for eg i used to installation AC origins in 2 hours now it takes 6 hours and fans also not working well.
Bro my dell g7 is heating and I can’t play apex with my frames dropping. I don’t use cooling pad, is that why ? Please reply I need your help
Hi guys, has someone see the cpu drop down to 800Mhz when you unplugg the machine ? any solution
This is normally caused by MSI afterburner/BIOS version. Try closing MSI when running on battery, it might solve this. Also, make sure you update your Nvidia driver.
@@kakemboluide Thanks but tried all this. What worked for me is you restart the system unplugged. So basically I have to restart the system everytime I want to use unplugged :(
Can u do escape from tarkov please
How does the computer behaves on battery now? Is the CPU still being terribly caped?
Not at all, it runs much better now. Definitely not at full power of course but you can easily get a cinebench score of 600+ at a frequency of 1600MHz on all cores, which is very decent. It was previously being capped at 800MHz.
so, if I'm using Adobe suite, what would be your advice, which profile I should use?
Optimized mode is adequate for majority of tasks, especially those that don't run the laptop very hot, however if you're running a render/video edit I'd recommend ultra performance just to make sure the fans are constantly cooling the system.
@@kakemboluide I run my Dell G7 7700 on Optimized and even during video editing on Adobe Premiere it gets hot up to 80-100 degrees... unless I press the 'G' Button and the fans cool the system. I'm afraid if I use ultra performance mode it might fry my system? Also, do you know how long I can use the 'G' mode, for an hour while editing?
Does this Laptop heat when browsing, editing videos or when playing games at low settings?
It generally doesn't run hot especially with productivity tasks like video editing and 3d rendering. The CPU only power throttles (never thermal throttles). It's just that with some gaming titles like most shooters running at the default 3.9GHz causes the CPU to run hot, which results in a severe downclock of the GPU for extended gaming sessions, so I generally run the CPU at 3-3.2GHz while gaming to keep temperatures below 75degC
@@kakemboluideIs there a new driver that I can use for my version gtx 1060 intel i7 core with 8 ram and 256gb of space because my tend to get hot when I charge it
@@TehGhostWhoPlay unfortunately not yet, the latest available BIOS update is the 1.9.0
So what’s the best power management for heavy games?
ultra performance since it lags on other settings.
You can use either optimized or High Performance, High Performance will make your system run hotter however.
thermal managment setting is not there for me help
You need to make sure you have Dell Power Manager installed.
@@kakemboluide I do
@@jks931 this one older version..newest version dont have
What does pkgpowerlimit0 mean, it says your 's 45w, and you went up to 63w, i did the same test on my dell g3 and i got no higher than 43W and my pkgpowerlimit0 is 45w. My cpu was running at full speed also. I did undervolt my cpu, and gpu is that why? I got a cinebench score of 2036 on optimized profile, and i got 2026 on ultra performance. My cpu never got hotter than 81c in cinebench.
Hi, pkgpower0 is the designed long-term power of the system, however if your cooling is good enough this can normally boost to 77W and above with the 8750H running on max boost on all cores. Your cinebench 20 score seems pretty low, I get around 2700cb with average TDP of 45-50W and average frequency of 3.4GHz. Try and play around with that power limit on Throttlestop using the TPL button next to the FIVR button.
@@kakemboluidesorry i didnt say but i used cinebench 20, i have a I5-8300H, 16gb ram 2400MHz, gtx 1050 4gbvram. I think thats why i have a lower cinebench score:) Why do i need more power if im maintaining full cpu clock speed 3.9 GHz at lower temps,what can i do with that extra power, im new to this stuff and learning. Oh and i didnt experience any cpu throttling during the tests.
@@16alarkin oh I thought you were running the 6-core 8750H, for the 4-core 8300 it can easily maintain max boost at 45W or under.
I USE COOL PROFILE!
Does it work? Because I ran Battlefield 3 with Optimize and it seems to produce a lot of heat. I got scared thinking that it might overheat so I went to Best Buy and bought a Targus Chill Mat just to be safe. It still produces a lot of heat, but not as before. So is adding the “Cool” thermal setting any help?
hi, how can i upgrade my cpu? on this same laptop, if you could may u make a video on it, ty :D
Hi, unfortunately you can't upgrade most laptop CPU/GPU's as they are soldered to the motherboard. Best you can do is to upgrade to a more recent laptop.
Laptop Performance Tricks ok ty
I experience massive fps drop while gaming on my Dell g7 7588. All my drivers and bios are updated to the latest version. My room temp is also normal, what could be the reason?
I have had the same issue on multiple games. before I give you the solution make sure the problem is the same run task manager and just read the performance tab when playing the game. if your cpu is running close to 100 then we have the same issue. first allow for better air flow by put something underneath the laptop that lets air to the fan without blocking them. then switch your battery plan to balanced and go to control panel>hardware and sound> chose a power plan> stay on balanced and go to change plan settings> change advanced power settings> power processor management> maximum processor state> change the plugged in number to 96% and hit apply. now start the game. basically our cpus are running too hard and when they run close to or at 100 they overclock which heats them up too much and then they throttle and we see that fps drops. hopefully this helps I literally just found this solution on a thread for battlefield 5 not 2 hours ago haha
Fariz Ali in which thermal management do you have the laptop?
@@00fariz thank u bro
Not sure if you'll see this, but I can't undervolt my cpu with the latest bios update. Do you have any solution for this problem? The heat this laptop pumps out has been my only issue with the laptop so far.
Hi, try rolling back the BIOS update, you can't undervolt with the latest version.
@@kakemboluide Dude, you're a freaking legend for responding to a comment on such an old post! I actually just managed to get it to work by restoring my bios at 1.15.0. Not sure why it worked lol
What is the best mode for gaming i play a lot so it overheats
Hi, focus more on controlling the CPU clock speed as that is what generates the most heat while gaming. Keep it at 3.0-3.2GHz using Throttlestop. I have a tutorial on that on my channel.
did you undervolt or something?
i am using Dell G3 my temp gets upto 100 sometimes
i know how or why :')
Hi, yes I'm running a -.220 undervolt on my system, it is necessary to keep your temperatures under control.
@@kakemboluide Hi, Could you please make a video on how to do this my DELL G7 7790 is +99 and shutsdown, please help!
Install drivers and use cool profile/G key, it reaches a max of 80 C with just cool mode, and runs below 70 C with the G key
Is this also available for the dell G7 2019 (7590)
I believe it comes preinstalled on the 7590
Debating between getting this or the Lenovo Y740. Open to suggestions
Y740
Lenovo have done a very good job with cooling on the Y740, plus it's lighter and more portable, and also comes with RTX GPUs. However, the 2018 G7 is on sale now for as little as $899 with an i7 8750H and 1060 GPU, so it's pretty hard to beat in terms of value. The choice is yours!
@@kakemboluide thx for that insight and ur right but i am trying to move away from plastic body units and the thick bezels. So for me its between this upgrade and the Y740. Gonna give it a couple more mths to see how they hold up before i decide.
@@kudamah go for Asus rog or tuf
@@Balkeet007 will look into it. Thx
Thanks to the information bro 👌Is This update global or only in certain regions?
You're welcome! This update appears to be global as I live in Kenya, once you run SupportAssist software update check it should pop up as an option.
@@kakemboluide Thank you, it works fine
Hello!I have Dell G7 7588 laptop.
It doesn't take very long time that I've bought my device and I'm in warranty period at that moment.
My laptop's fan doesn't work on normal daily use.So,I went to the local authorized dealers for the situation.The staff told me that the fan won't work if the laptop is not working for higher taks(i.e, CPU nearly 100%).It is a default system and so we can't fix it.
But he also said that he was not sure very much.
And I'm hesitating to believe his comment.
So,I want to know what is the problem.
Is he true? Or how should I complain for my problem.
I'm hopefully waitng for any response.
Thanks for your vedio.
Hi, the fans when on the Optimized or quiet fan profiles don't normally spin unless carrying out heavy tasks or gaming. However, when the tasks are in use, BOTH fans should spin up, not just one. Try running a game and check on the fan spin, if there is only one fan operating then you will need to get the laptop fixed.
Thanks for your reply.
Please,let me ask another question.
Can I set up the setting to rotate the fun whenever the laptop is working,can't I?
@@nyantunmin7134 Yes, you use optimized mode for that, it should spin the fans when the computer is working hard.
do you have to leave the program open for it to work?
i wonder too?
No
I have long hesitated to buy this laptop.
Can you answer some question ?
Do you live in europe and do you have received a 144 herz screens ?
Thank for letting me know and for the video
Hi, unfortunately this laptop is only available with a 60Hz panel. However, there are some screen upgrades available for $80-$100 that you can install yourself that do have much better color accuracy and refresh rate. Still doing some more reasearch into this, once I find one I will make a detailed video about it. I am currently in Kenya.
@Brenton Edwards the question though is, will they be compatible with the previous-gen G7?
Yannick Luxi dude if you still haven’t bought it I recommend you buy a gaming desktop because it’s much better and will always run better than a laptop. There are some nice prebuilt pcs but won’t always have the same benefits of building your own pc
Yes UK mine is 144
G7700
No more throttle
Not really, but it is a lot easier to manage the throttling now. Much better performance in my opinion.
@@kakemboluide i also have dell g7. When this bios update installed, it didnt get any lag when cpu reaches 90c not like before it stutters evry 3mins. Good job dell
hey, how much battery life you getting with this laptop in non gaming day to day use ?
Hi, normally about 3.5-4 hours of real-world use.
Hello! I got a dell Inspiron 3593 10th gen laptop. I know it's not gaming at all 🙄 but when I run old games like nfs most wanted 2, gta v with optimized settings the cpu package temperature is always like 90-95 °C, 99°C in some cases. The problem is temperature continuously hits above 90°C it doesn't reduce until closing the game. So i decided to go with cool profile with so much lag but the temperature doesn't go above 70°C. What do you think is it normal And i should go with optimized settings or is it bad and i should stick with cool profile when gaming? ( The laptop is only 2 months old and with the default bios settings.) Waiting for a response 😊
Hi, go with the optimized setting but use Throttlestop to limit the CPU clocks to, say, 3.0GHz (I have a video on that). The cool and quiet profiles heavily downclock the CPU when the laptop gets hot so never use those for gaming.
Thanks for the reply! Will see that video 😊
And where could I find that video please?
how did you score 1230 cb ?
Hi, with this BIOS update, the CPU is now able to run at 3.9GHz on all cores at 62W instead of the usual 74W, which means that it can sustain that high boost clock much longer without overheating, and it often lasts at 62W until the end of the test. Normally with 74W it throttles after only a few seconds, which affects the overall score.
@HaoDK . Shop do you run your laptop outside in the snow?