A desktop GPU has access to stable power, whereas the laptop's Max-Q Dynamic Boost is shifting unused power from the CPU over to the GPU (and back). These setups work best when they find a sort of equilibrium balance between the two massive power draws (GPU and CPU combined). That's why a desktop GPU can almost always out perform the equivalent laptop GPU. And yes you have Max-Q tech in that 2070 even though yours is not the sucky Max-Q variants that were limited to 65w, but Dynamic Boost is actually Max-Q technology too. I think they may have stopped labeling Dynamic Boost as Max-Q later because so many people hated on those power limited variants, but those were supposed to be for ultra thin gaming laptops and not desktop replacement laptops.
Well, you can use the IMON tweak to bypass that crappy dynamic boost. Did it to my nitro 5 with the 3070ti 150w and i7 12650h. Now my 3070ti can use the full 150w and the i7 can use as much power as it needs to. With a repaste, propping up and cleaned internals, I can keep temps under control. It performs within 5-10% of the desktop 3070
@@siyzerix right but most of today's gaming laptops can benefit from undervolting the CPU if possible, and dialing back that CPU does let more power stay on the GPU side.
@@bryanwashere5010 Most gaming laptop cpu's can be undervolted. They've artificially been limited so you don't go around improving performance and having control. And in CPU + GPU workloads, an intel CPU will eat away power from the GPU due to it using more power than ryzen. Just don't let CPU and GPU share power. My nitro 5 can handle a 50-60w CPU + 150w GPU at once, cooling 200-210w. You can see it on my channel with me testing CP2077
Don't need to shunt mod when you can just set the limits in vbios to whatever you want. I have my 1080M SLI both set to 250W but they are 1.06V limited and hardly ever report above 225W
I gave my Dell G7 2080 max q a shunt mod. Went from 80w-140w. Mine and another person that helped me both have our 3dmark scores crazy high lol. I sold the laptop but I have the Alienware X17 R2 with a 3080ti now.
Could doing a capacitor mod increase power slightly too, or at least clean up the signal? I've seen some people do it on GPU's, but I imagine it's possible on vram, and cpu too. Although it is very tiny work to do.
Since the low resistance. Could stacking introduce a higher resistance because of the increased solderlength? That would mean that te rating of the second resistor is higher. Did you ever test the result with a single 3mohm resistor?
No, but with a single 4 mOhm resistor and I got roughly 138W TGP. But I think you are not wrong. The solder joints play a role and contribute to the observed non-linear TGPs. Not by 100% but some percent at least.
Hi mate, long shot but I modified my 0R005 resistors to 0R003 on my MSI GS66 10SF with the 2070 Max Q Refresh 80w, interestingly I now hit Power and Voltage limits shown in GPU-Z and Afterburner without any overclock. I was asked to check the resistance with a multimeter, but the lowest value is 200 so the best reading I could get was 00.5 on my 0R003 resistors. With that said, do you have any idea how I can diagnose whether the resistors themselves or even the soldering is correct? Right now I've literally just ordered a different brand of 0R003 1w 1% 1206 and was just going to try those as I can't think of a way to diagnose.
I'm no expert MrSweet, but you're trying to draw 190 Watts of power (To GPU alone) through those VRM and even with tons of loss what is trying to hit your GPUcore is so way out of spec no doubt that is your issue. Why not go for something way more modest like r004 or less (stacked) like these fine videos show? r003 is just insane for your laptop board to handle and that GS66 thermal capacity would choke fast and thermal throttle your GPU even if your VRM's withstood the temps for a few hours without fusing inside.... your power brick is probably not a 300W+ which you would need by my calculations so ---no way. Nice try but... Scale back would be my advice.
I did not experience it myself, but my guess is that you hit the limits programmed into your GPU's Max-Q vBIOS. It is not a regular vBIOS for the full power range, so it makes sense it is limited in voltage, too. R004 should work better. Or you can manage to find a Max-P 115W vBIOS for your vendor, which works. Would be the easiest way, without shunt modding. --- But as Eric said in his comment, using R004 (4mOhm) should already be close to the healthy limit for the existing VRM design in your laptop. So I would not go for more than 100W or maybe 105W TGP in your case.
glad you like it :) Well you would do pretty much the same as me. There must be two shunt resistors on your laptop's mainboard too. They are quiet easy to identify. They must be bigger than the other resistors, and can be labeled as "005", "R005" or similar. you can try to track the PCB's traces from the GPU VRM backwards to the shunts.
Hello I want to ask you for a consultation on this notebook. I was waiting for the update from XMG about ryzen 5000 support on my apex 15, but on the first of November they released a news that they are having serious difficulties with this and the support of ryzen 5000 is highly unlikely. Right now I have ryzen 3600 in mine and its working very good and has a decent thermals. But I want to keep this machine around as much as I could, so if they will not realease a bios support for at least ryzen 5600x I want to know to which cpu I should upgrade? Im looking at 2 options - 3700x and 3900 non-x. Im using my machine for gaming so which one will give me more performance? 3700x has two more cores, but it can just add some more degrees with not that different performance, but 3900 has 12 cores and also 64mb of cache which will be very preferable for games in my opinion. Im sorry for taking your time, but I really need your advice.
you are right. At the moment there are no positive news about Zen3 support in the 2020 Apex15. But the new Apex15XL (2021 model) will get it afaik. Your question for the processor strongly depends on your use scenario. Do you use your processor in ManualOC mode (all-core fixed max clockspeed)? If so then the 3700X would be a better choice because the fewer cores can reach higher clockspeeds than the 12-core 3900. If you don't run ManualOC, but the default ControlCenter power modes instead I would still say 3700X. Also keep in mind that the higher core count processors draw more power in idle so your fans will go crazy even in idle, when you do not use ManualOC. 3700X: - 8 cores are enough for gaming - cheaper - more quiet fans in idle - more loud fans under load - hotter under load 3900(X): - cache doesn't really matter for games - just a few games can make use of 12 cores - more loud fans in idle - more quieter fans under load - cooler under load If you are just gaming i think even your 3600 is enough. You will very likely see no higher FPS with a higher core count Zen2 CPU in most games.
i have a question tho, if you shunt mod a laptop, would you need to change to a better charger? like stock one is 100w, after shunt mod you get somewhere 150w so do i need a 150w charger? i know that it have nothing to do with input wattage, just reduce the resistance coming into the chipset
You are talking about the power supply unit (PSU), right? Yes you probably need a higher rated power supply. Mine in the videos got 230W with a little headroom up to 250W, so it can support up to 140W TGP, 88W CPU, plus 20W extras (SSD, display, and so on). But it's really close to the limit. So I should opt for a higher tier power supply myself.
Hi. Very educational video. My Acer Predator Laptop Helios 300 model PH315-54-93K9 With I9 11900H/16GB DDR4 3200MHZ/1TB M.2 PCIE NVME SSD/NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX3070 8GB GDDR6. When install 4 unit external monitor via 1 x minidisplay port, 1 x HDMI, 2 x USB 3 using usb adapter to HDMI via Intel Display link software. The PCH System Temp going higher to 80 deg C while CPU temp is 49 Deg C and GPU temp is 47 deg C. What is best way to lower temp of The PCH chip ? Please note the PCH chip does not have any heat sink and why does acer does not put heat sink on this chip? Thank and looking for solutions. More power to your channel..
Will do that too with my next laptop :) What are your improvements in numbers? Baseline graphics score? Graphics score now? What about your temperatures and which shunt resistance you have chosen?
@@TechModLab eh it's a somewhat long process. Check out port royale scores for 10870h and 3070 notebook I'm at number 1 currently. Do you happen to have a community discord? I could share some of the stories
@@TechModLab actually maybe if you dont want to mainly run a discord yourself i could make a discord and invite a few engineers who helped me and alot of people shunt mod and calculate what they should do so your community have a place to find help
@@rayproductionsbackupchanne3862 Yep I am quite active in the XMG Comunity discord "XMG & Friends" (discord.gg/qBfDeUky). We got an overclocking&modding channel there lately. Come and visit us ;) Engineers not needed :P we know stuff
@@rayproductionsbackupchanne3862 i have a 3070 desktop (gigabye a5 x1 it has a total 140 on the gpu currently based on the specs can you provide how you shunt modded yours? i plan on watercooling my laptop with a couple mods and such and just want a general idea of what to do. i want desktop level 3070 power at this point.
@@92OnTV for the B550 desktop CPU variant? Nope! Unfortunately they focus on the mobile variants and seem to dismiss their DTR models. Ultra (with MXM) and probably also future AM5 models could get cut. They got a 17 inch version of the Apex with mobile Ryzen already though.
@@TechModLab thats a shame( Every good stuff get under cost cut knife after 2020. I was dreaming about 19"-21" screen DTR model with best cooling, best sound and best flexibility :/ (p870 successor but even more advanced) At this point already have no hope...
im not crazy ! im not only one who is doing this ! :D i plan to nickel plate GPU plate on asus G14, they did the LM on CPU but saved 10c of money and put garbage thermal paste, after repaste +- + 150points in time spy. Shunt resistors, there is a reason why they have 4 pads instead of 2, im not that good with english google it up. i want to increase TGP on rtx3060 from 80W to 90W, my best score after repaste and +150GPU +225MEM , fans at 80* on 80% was around 7000 point in time spy, disappointing :/
haha no you are not crazy! ;) it's fun isn't it? :) Yep to be honest I do not really understand why the splitted pads from two into four are beneficial. I guess it has something to do with the signal/noise. But ofc there is a reason. I will take a read into it :) But my strange results with the lower two shunt configurations are not explainable just from the signal issue. I suspect a wrong shunt resistance/label plays a role there. In worst case it's coming from the original one. But not sure yet. Need to run tests :) How about your GPU temperatures? Are they still okay to go for a shunt mod? Also don't forget the VRM phases. They need to be suitable for a mod.
@@TechModLab temps are on the edge, its slim laptop, i hope that i could nickel plate gpu heatsink and apply liquid metal and temps will improve a notch. It can definetly be cooled at 80 % fans speeds , buuuuut, i want more headroom. When i saw you modding VRM cooler, i must do some research into it, G14 have +-1mm thermal gease on everything, VRM,s GPU MEM, no thermal pad. Of course its fun, i did LM on yoga 2 pro i7, and from 930ich to 1200 with LM and undervolt :D in 3dmark 11. also every GPU that i have was modded, when i see free spot on PCB for filtration cap i fill it, sometimes it gives awesome results, 1070ti + 200mhz on mem with +3 polypopylen low esr caps and +-8 MLC 1uf. Maybe consider adding some quality low esr caps to VRMS, you can help them a lot . happy moding mate
@@flankerzo 1mm thermal grease still sounds like it's a thermal pad, but a permanently deforming one, so some kind of hybrid like "Alphacool Eisschicht" for example. The bad thing about them is that you can only use them once. Every heatsink removal basically means you should replace them to get the apropriate pressure back so they can work. Free solder pads for filtration? :D i know what you mean hehe. If you pay close attention you can see in my video that i soldered in an additional 470uF 4V polymer cap next to the shunts to improve video memory stability. Helped nothing unfortunately. Think I need to solder in some smd caps directly next to the memory ICs to see a real improvement.
I thought the same! I'm currently learning how to mod my Dell G5 5590 with a RTX 2060 lol Already have changed to liquid metal, flashed a 90w MSI bios and waiting to my CH341a BIOS programmer arrive to try to flash the RTX 2060 1F11 with a RTX 2060 Refreshed (1F15) BIOS (115 w)... Next step: shunt mod!!!
This is a real shunt mod, no just dumping Conductonaut on top of the resistor and shorting it out, like I used to do.
a dab of solder would be better
Another great video... As always :D keep them coming!
A desktop GPU has access to stable power, whereas the laptop's Max-Q Dynamic Boost is shifting unused power from the CPU over to the GPU (and back). These setups work best when they find a sort of equilibrium balance between the two massive power draws (GPU and CPU combined). That's why a desktop GPU can almost always out perform the equivalent laptop GPU. And yes you have Max-Q tech in that 2070 even though yours is not the sucky Max-Q variants that were limited to 65w, but Dynamic Boost is actually Max-Q technology too. I think they may have stopped labeling Dynamic Boost as Max-Q later because so many people hated on those power limited variants, but those were supposed to be for ultra thin gaming laptops and not desktop replacement laptops.
Well, you can use the IMON tweak to bypass that crappy dynamic boost. Did it to my nitro 5 with the 3070ti 150w and i7 12650h. Now my 3070ti can use the full 150w and the i7 can use as much power as it needs to. With a repaste, propping up and cleaned internals, I can keep temps under control. It performs within 5-10% of the desktop 3070
@@siyzerix right but most of today's gaming laptops can benefit from undervolting the CPU if possible, and dialing back that CPU does let more power stay on the GPU side.
@@bryanwashere5010 Most gaming laptop cpu's can be undervolted. They've artificially been limited so you don't go around improving performance and having control.
And in CPU + GPU workloads, an intel CPU will eat away power from the GPU due to it using more power than ryzen. Just don't let CPU and GPU share power. My nitro 5 can handle a 50-60w CPU + 150w GPU at once, cooling 200-210w. You can see it on my channel with me testing CP2077
love your videos i would love to see a part 5 if you have any more mods in mind
Thank you 3000 times))
When will be next part ?
Amazing content! Did you tried to change the vBIOS TDP with MobilePascalTDPTweaker and direct flash the mod BIOS? Or something like that?
Pascal tweaker wont work with this gpu, Nvidia released it after the last program version.
Don't need to shunt mod when you can just set the limits in vbios to whatever you want.
I have my 1080M SLI both set to 250W but they are 1.06V limited and hardly ever report above 225W
@@greebj In the RTX 20 series it is not possible to change the TDP in the vBios
I gave my Dell G7 2080 max q a shunt mod. Went from 80w-140w. Mine and another person that helped me both have our 3dmark scores crazy high lol. I sold the laptop but I have the Alienware X17 R2 with a 3080ti now.
Nice! How high was your gpu score? I wonder if the temperatures were okay though. I bet the heatsink wasn't up to 140W when it was made for 80W.
@@TechModLab graphics score was 25,438, temperature on fire strike was 71c during the test. Never noticed any temperature changes when I did this.
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Woohoo! Another video! Time to stop everything I'm doing to watch it 🤓
hope you will mod aditional Laptops
LTT should fucking retire LOL! GJ dude, proud of ya!
pushing a laptop to the limit, i love it!!
also, i was thinking, get sheets of copper, create a mini water block, and solder it to the laptop heatsink, so you could attempt watercooling
or a very slim heatpipe
awosome job we need more videos
Short the shunt resistor with a regular wire for maximum performance
This is a joke, don’t actually do that
Could doing a capacitor mod increase power slightly too, or at least clean up the signal? I've seen some people do it on GPU's, but I imagine it's possible on vram, and cpu too. Although it is very tiny work to do.
Mannn, i wish I could shunt my A15 3070, 95w boost is a little underwhelming. Id love it to be 115w and maybe a little more on the memory too.
Since the low resistance. Could stacking introduce a higher resistance because of the increased solderlength? That would mean that te rating of the second resistor is higher. Did you ever test the result with a single 3mohm resistor?
No, but with a single 4 mOhm resistor and I got roughly 138W TGP. But I think you are not wrong. The solder joints play a role and contribute to the observed non-linear TGPs. Not by 100% but some percent at least.
4800h gtx1650
Any custom bios ???
Any ideas for shunt mod ?
Hi mate, long shot but I modified my 0R005 resistors to 0R003 on my MSI GS66 10SF with the 2070 Max Q Refresh 80w, interestingly I now hit Power and Voltage limits shown in GPU-Z and Afterburner without any overclock. I was asked to check the resistance with a multimeter, but the lowest value is 200 so the best reading I could get was 00.5 on my 0R003 resistors. With that said, do you have any idea how I can diagnose whether the resistors themselves or even the soldering is correct? Right now I've literally just ordered a different brand of 0R003 1w 1% 1206 and was just going to try those as I can't think of a way to diagnose.
I'm no expert MrSweet, but you're trying to draw 190 Watts of power (To GPU alone) through those VRM and even with tons of loss what is trying to hit your GPUcore is so way out of spec no doubt that is your issue. Why not go for something way more modest like r004 or less (stacked) like these fine videos show? r003 is just insane for your laptop board to handle and that GS66 thermal capacity would choke fast and thermal throttle your GPU even if your VRM's withstood the temps for a few hours without fusing inside.... your power brick is probably not a 300W+ which you would need by my calculations so ---no way. Nice try but... Scale back would be my advice.
I did not experience it myself, but my guess is that you hit the limits programmed into your GPU's Max-Q vBIOS. It is not a regular vBIOS for the full power range, so it makes sense it is limited in voltage, too. R004 should work better.
Or you can manage to find a Max-P 115W vBIOS for your vendor, which works. Would be the easiest way, without shunt modding.
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But as Eric said in his comment, using R004 (4mOhm) should already be close to the healthy limit for the existing VRM design in your laptop. So I would not go for more than 100W or maybe 105W TGP in your case.
HI, how would i go about doing this for an HP OMEN 17 RTX 2070 SUPER MOBILE, BTW I LOVE THE VIDEO THANK U SO SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING IT😊😊
glad you like it :) Well you would do pretty much the same as me. There must be two shunt resistors on your laptop's mainboard too. They are quiet easy to identify. They must be bigger than the other resistors, and can be labeled as "005", "R005" or similar. you can try to track the PCB's traces from the GPU VRM backwards to the shunts.
@@TechModLab Hi man, your project is insane and unique. Why didn't you continue it?
@@bruda3173 i did and it's already finished :) Just need some time to put the data into a new video. But time is rare :( Got a new job - a lot to do
I AM Elated, cant wait for the new VIDEO
Hello I want to ask you for a consultation on this notebook. I was waiting for the update from XMG about ryzen 5000 support on my apex 15, but on the first of November they released a news that they are having serious difficulties with this and the support of ryzen 5000 is highly unlikely. Right now I have ryzen 3600 in mine and its working very good and has a decent thermals. But I want to keep this machine around as much as I could, so if they will not realease a bios support for at least ryzen 5600x I want to know to which cpu I should upgrade? Im looking at 2 options - 3700x and 3900 non-x. Im using my machine for gaming so which one will give me more performance? 3700x has two more cores, but it can just add some more degrees with not that different performance, but 3900 has 12 cores and also 64mb of cache which will be very preferable for games in my opinion. Im sorry for taking your time, but I really need your advice.
you are right. At the moment there are no positive news about Zen3 support in the 2020 Apex15. But the new Apex15XL (2021 model) will get it afaik.
Your question for the processor strongly depends on your use scenario. Do you use your processor in ManualOC mode (all-core fixed max clockspeed)? If so then the 3700X would be a better choice because the fewer cores can reach higher clockspeeds than the 12-core 3900.
If you don't run ManualOC, but the default ControlCenter power modes instead I would still say 3700X. Also keep in mind that the higher core count processors draw more power in idle so your fans will go crazy even in idle, when you do not use ManualOC.
3700X:
- 8 cores are enough for gaming
- cheaper
- more quiet fans in idle
- more loud fans under load
- hotter under load
3900(X):
- cache doesn't really matter for games
- just a few games can make use of 12 cores
- more loud fans in idle
- more quieter fans under load
- cooler under load
If you are just gaming i think even your 3600 is enough. You will very likely see no higher FPS with a higher core count Zen2 CPU in most games.
i have a question tho, if you shunt mod a laptop, would you need to change to a better charger? like stock one is 100w, after shunt mod you get somewhere 150w so do i need a 150w charger? i know that it have nothing to do with input wattage, just reduce the resistance coming into the chipset
You are talking about the power supply unit (PSU), right?
Yes you probably need a higher rated power supply. Mine in the videos got 230W with a little headroom up to 250W, so it can support up to 140W TGP, 88W CPU, plus 20W extras (SSD, display, and so on). But it's really close to the limit. So I should opt for a higher tier power supply myself.
@@TechModLab thanks but they really selling those kind of psu for laptops? or i have to modify myself one?
Hi. Very educational video. My Acer Predator Laptop Helios 300 model PH315-54-93K9 With I9 11900H/16GB DDR4 3200MHZ/1TB M.2 PCIE NVME SSD/NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX3070 8GB GDDR6. When install 4 unit external monitor via 1 x minidisplay port, 1 x HDMI, 2 x USB 3 using usb adapter to HDMI via Intel Display link software. The PCH System Temp going higher to 80 deg C while CPU temp is 49 Deg C and GPU temp is 47 deg C. What is best way to lower temp of The PCH chip ? Please note the PCH chip does not have any heat sink and why does acer does not put heat sink on this chip? Thank and looking for solutions. More power to your channel..
The video outputs through the PCH were the ones that are frying it
I shunt modded my 3070 mobile laptop and it went from rtx 3060 desktop performance to nearly 3070 desktop performance
Will do that too with my next laptop :) What are your improvements in numbers? Baseline graphics score? Graphics score now? What about your temperatures and which shunt resistance you have chosen?
@@TechModLab eh it's a somewhat long process. Check out port royale scores for 10870h and 3070 notebook I'm at number 1 currently. Do you happen to have a community discord? I could share some of the stories
@@TechModLab actually maybe if you dont want to mainly run a discord yourself i could make a discord and invite a few engineers who helped me and alot of people shunt mod and calculate what they should do so your community have a place to find help
@@rayproductionsbackupchanne3862 Yep I am quite active in the XMG Comunity discord "XMG & Friends" (discord.gg/qBfDeUky). We got an overclocking&modding channel there lately. Come and visit us ;)
Engineers not needed :P we know stuff
@@rayproductionsbackupchanne3862 i have a 3070 desktop (gigabye a5 x1 it has a total 140 on the gpu currently based on the specs can you provide how you shunt modded yours? i plan on watercooling my laptop with a couple mods and such and just want a general idea of what to do. i want desktop level 3070 power at this point.
Can the copper trace of the laptop withstand ~125 watts for long periods of time?
As long as you stay within tolerances, yes.
Greetings.
Is there any hope, that channel is alive ?
I know it's been a while. Working on part 5 atm ;)
@@TechModLab great !!!
Do you know, is clevo working on new AMD based 17inch screen chassi ?
@@92OnTV for the B550 desktop CPU variant? Nope! Unfortunately they focus on the mobile variants and seem to dismiss their DTR models. Ultra (with MXM) and probably also future AM5 models could get cut.
They got a 17 inch version of the Apex with mobile Ryzen already though.
@@TechModLab thats a shame(
Every good stuff get under cost cut knife after 2020.
I was dreaming about 19"-21" screen DTR model with best cooling, best sound and best flexibility :/ (p870 successor but even more advanced)
At this point already have no hope...
Hi i have questions can u help?
sure what's up?
all that for a drop of blood, i get 12313 on my rx6800m, and it's cheaper than most 3070 mobile
amd suky af
im not crazy ! im not only one who is doing this ! :D i plan to nickel plate GPU plate on asus G14, they did the LM on CPU but saved 10c of money and put garbage thermal paste, after repaste +- + 150points in time spy.
Shunt resistors, there is a reason why they have 4 pads instead of 2, im not that good with english google it up.
i want to increase TGP on rtx3060 from 80W to 90W, my best score after repaste and +150GPU +225MEM , fans at 80* on 80% was around 7000 point in time spy, disappointing :/
haha no you are not crazy! ;) it's fun isn't it? :)
Yep to be honest I do not really understand why the splitted pads from two into four are beneficial. I guess it has something to do with the signal/noise. But ofc there is a reason. I will take a read into it :) But my strange results with the lower two shunt configurations are not explainable just from the signal issue. I suspect a wrong shunt resistance/label plays a role there. In worst case it's coming from the original one. But not sure yet. Need to run tests :)
How about your GPU temperatures? Are they still okay to go for a shunt mod? Also don't forget the VRM phases. They need to be suitable for a mod.
@@TechModLab temps are on the edge, its slim laptop, i hope that i could nickel plate gpu heatsink and apply liquid metal and temps will improve a notch. It can definetly be cooled at 80 % fans speeds , buuuuut, i want more headroom. When i saw you modding VRM cooler, i must do some research into it, G14 have +-1mm thermal gease on everything, VRM,s GPU MEM, no thermal pad.
Of course its fun, i did LM on yoga 2 pro i7, and from 930ich to 1200 with LM and undervolt :D in 3dmark 11.
also every GPU that i have was modded, when i see free spot on PCB for filtration cap i fill it, sometimes it gives awesome results, 1070ti + 200mhz on mem with +3 polypopylen low esr caps and +-8 MLC 1uf. Maybe consider adding some quality low esr caps to VRMS, you can help them a lot . happy moding mate
@@flankerzo 1mm thermal grease still sounds like it's a thermal pad, but a permanently deforming one, so some kind of hybrid like "Alphacool Eisschicht" for example. The bad thing about them is that you can only use them once. Every heatsink removal basically means you should replace them to get the apropriate pressure back so they can work.
Free solder pads for filtration? :D i know what you mean hehe. If you pay close attention you can see in my video that i soldered in an additional 470uF 4V polymer cap next to the shunts to improve video memory stability. Helped nothing unfortunately. Think I need to solder in some smd caps directly next to the memory ICs to see a real improvement.
I thought the same! I'm currently learning how to mod my Dell G5 5590 with a RTX 2060 lol
Already have changed to liquid metal, flashed a 90w MSI bios and waiting to my CH341a BIOS programmer arrive to try to flash the RTX 2060 1F11 with a RTX 2060 Refreshed (1F15) BIOS (115 w)... Next step: shunt mod!!!
@@guilhermemurari3995 what software are you using to flash with CH341a? i have EZP2010 for this
Hi, I want to do that mod on my hp omen 15 dc series, but I cant find the shunt resistors, can you help me do it?
Du kannst deutsch mach das video mal auf deutsch
and what laptop are you modding?
XMG APEX E20 and APEX MAX E22. New laptop coming when Blackwell is out
hi can u upgrade your cpu to ryzen 5 5600?
not yet!