Setting a more efficient fan curve was def the way to go - This has kept my reg use temps to 40s, my loads around 70s- vs 80s with boost disabled before. One thing I noted was the presets really wanna aim for a silent for as long as possible and then jump into jet engine fans too late during load use temps- even on eco mode or with boost disabled. I've been playing with power plans and processor power management to find the sweet spot. I've heard so many good things about the 2022 version(aside from ray tracing on the gpu side) so I pulled the trigger few days ago.
I just wanted to reach out and say thanks for the post and detailed info on the fan curve and power limiting. Hopefully this helps and new buyers of the 2022 edition can benefit from this and not have to disable boost. For in-depth benchmarks at various settings I suggest you check out this video. As for the GPU clock offsets, keep them at their default values-I didn't mess with those. This basic shape seems to work best, however I encourage you to mess with the individual nodes and find what's best for you.Īgain, similar shape, you should mess around with the individual nodes. Lower Temps are compensated by increased noise. If the game seems to be running less stable, increase the SPL in increments of 5W to find the sweet spot for your specific game. Tip: Whenever I'm running a new game for in manual mode for the first time, I lower the SPL to 15W and check the performance often I experience lower temps with no change in FPS. Limiting the SPL and SPPT to 35W will achieve the peak performance this laptop has to offer with greatly reduced temps (when paired with the fan curve below), ranging to even about 20 degrees lower! This allows for the CPU to pack more punch as it has more space to fizzle out heat, however because of this, your CPU temp rising also increases GPU temps.īy default the G14 should show 80W in manual mode, however this isn't needed for maximum performance.
The way the G14 is made, you can see it's CPU and GPU fan vents are connected if you open up the bottom.
Note that SPL cannot be greater than SPPT.
Essentially, this is how much power your machine will consume. It seems a lot of people want this, and I couldn't find a good post regarding fan curves on the sub, so I decided to create one.įor context, I have a G14 2021 3060 edition, and it's possible the outdated 2020 version's manual mode may work differently.įor starters, the first thing you want to change in manual mode will be in the CPU section's SPL, "Sustained Power Limit," and SPPT, "Sustained Package Power Tracking Limit," known as PL1 and PL2, respectively, on Intel chips. As I'm sure anyone who lingers here has noticed, this sub seems to push disabling Boost as the be-all and end-all of the G14, however there is a less limiting method to lower temps without losing performance: Manual Mode.
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