intel extreme tuning utility says 4gb gpu

So you're saying that low the ratio limits is useless? I'm still tring and learn so IDK. But the main reason is that I have lower temperatures. I reduced the turbo ratio to improve stability and avoid performance spikes, infact due to the power throttling I can't reach those values and with my settings I get higher performances on cinbench. The power settings are at default, I didn't change anything. If there is still crashing and BSOD at full stock settings, there must be something wrong with the hardware itself or thesoftware ( but since you said you clean installed windows and the drivers, we can rule that out for now). This is all the info I can gather from your post, there shouldn't be anything that's causing the BSOD other than your undervolt. Also, idle temps with EPP at 0 is much higher. The CPU will not downclock and since it's a laptop, anytime you're off the power adapter, battery drain will be massive. Third, even though possible, it's not advisable to keep speedshift epp to 0. dll file in throttlestops's root folder( which is required for power limits to be changed, as of now, your tweaks to the power limits have not been applied. You haven't downloaded and put the required. Second, Reset your turbo power limits and click on clamp for turbo boost long power max.

Since your problems mainly seem to be related to the CPU, I'll talk about thatįirst thing I'd do is reduce the undervolt you've done. I have a laptop with a i5 9300H( 4c, 8t) with a cinnebench r20 score of 2150 and a 1660ti.

Intel extreme tuning utility says 4gb gpu