+140 Core, +250 Memory, adjusted fan curve, no voltage tweek - tested on TESO game that is super sensitive to overclocking and crashes if clocks are too high.
https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/60214849
Was able to achieve +160 Core and +375 Memory without any artifacts in 3DMark, but TESO would keep crashing.
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I did some overclocking with the EVGA Precision X1 and most I could get without artefacting was 1199 on the memory and 140 on the core.
The most I could get is 13 499 Graphics score and 10 193 CPU score, albeit I have not tried modifying the Ryzen yet to run longer on boost speeds.
Still, its pretty impressive when you consider 165W RTX 3080 only gets 14k on avg in Graphics Score and use desktop CPU's on the Clevo X170 which ironically despite being designed for 200W MXM GPU uses only a 165W RTX 3080 for some reasons, I thought these GPUs could go higher? Why would Clevo limit it so much.
I did a Red Dead Redemption 2 Benchmark on Ultra settings and I got: Min FPS: 41 - Max FPS: 101 - Avg FPS: 74
Jarrod'sTech tests on the MSI GE76 he did a RDR2 benchmark as well and got: Avg FPS: 86
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I've been playing around with the frequency curve, trying to lower the voltage as much as possible. I can do 1780 @ 806mv without crashing. I'll try to get some temp numbers this weekend to see if it does help at all.
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That vBIOS seems to be the same one I been running now, 94.04.3F.00.4F
I run my laptop on a laptop cooler however, its not the best one out there but it gets the job done. Its a Zalmac one.
I usually just put on Kombustor and Prime95 and just run them both at the same time, I start Kombustor first so it prioritises the GPU and then I run Prime95 so they both run at the same time, I have a very aggressive fan curve basically its set to do 100% fan speed when its 70 degrees already.
I have never ever seen the GPU at 90 degrees while doing this, it will usually settle to 82 ish degrees after the 155W vBIOS upgrade, this is hilariously unrealistic mind you, constant 99% utilisation for 1 hour? No way you see that in gaming.
Resisable BAR was enabled with stock vBIOS and its also enabled with MSI vBIOS, I can confirm this through GPU-Z and Precision X1
5900HX is identical to 5800H with the difference being 100MHz higher core speed and 200MHz higher boost speed and its also supposedly "unlocked" for overclocking, now I still have not figured out how the heck do you overclock this thing LOL? I am guessing unlocked and its meant to be overclocked in the UEFI?? But Asus has locked down the UEFI so its pointless.
I am assuming that the 5900HX and 5800H are both being power throttled so much anyway under heavy GPU load that there aint much of a real world difference.
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I was going to test the new msi vbios, but I've been sick all week and apparently this vbios is the same version as the original vbios launched with the ge76 10uhs (94.04.3F.00.4F)
And yes, there is no known way to overclock the "overclockable" 5900hx. I was hoping AMD would launch an updated ryzen master that would allow some basic overclock and memory tweaking but I guess it is up to the manufacturer to implement overclock, I wonder if the new legion pros have an unlocked bios. This is another reason why I don't care too much about having a 5800h instead of a 5900hx... I don't think a potential 4% improvement is worth 500€.
Since I have the 150w vbios, I disable nvidia platform controllers and framework when playing to avoid dynamic boost throttling the cpu in competitive games. Dynamic boost just sounds like a horrible marketing tactic to boost benchmarks and actually hurt people who want to take advantage of high refresh rates in competitive games @ 1080p. I suppose that's why they are so interested in pushing 1440 and 4k now. If you are playing 3a titles at max settings then dynamic boost is nice, but then again, why not just increase the base tgp instead of destroying the performance in many of the most played games?Papusan likes this. -
Well according to MSI the new vbios from their website for 10 uh enables resizable bar, but i installed it and still shows disabled in gpu-z , what i can see is that now in nvidia control panel it shows max power 155w, when before it didnt
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Not sure why resisable BAR does not work for you guys. I assume that the vBIOS is not really the problem here but the fact you guys use UEFI version 313 instead of 319. -
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I think bios are stored here: C:\ProgramData\ASUS\ASUS System Control Interface\AsusSoftwareManager\AsusLiveUpdate\Temp
Yeah, I also have 313 and the interesting part that neither 311 and 313 are on web page... 319 is surprise to me as well ^^
Anyways updating you with my latest findings how to achieve better/realistic scores in 3DMark (my latest stable score is now in 31st place) - https://www.3dmark.com/spy/19518886 same 250 on memory and 140 on core, no voltage tweaks.
Found out that somehow my fans are just not spinning based on manual curve that I've set in Manual mode, they are always much lower that they should be in 3DMark tests, temps are high - fan speed is low.... And this has huge impact on score. All is fine when I'm playing games though.
This is my regular curve for both CPU and GPU that I use for playing (yes, my fans all the time are 100% in gpu intensive games ^^, but that's the price for better fps):
And this is what I set just for testing purpose, gpu + cpu:
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There is a new bios 315 on the Asus website and again Asus' own software is all ****ed up so it won't report that through MyAsus. Furthermore, they uploaded the .exe file also for the ez flash version of the bios, so there is no direct way to get the actual bios file and flash it with ez flash. I tried running the .exe file and it failed to even try to update, but I noticed that it decompressed all the files in the C:\DRIVERS folder, so you can copy the G533QS.315 file into your usb drive and flash it on the bios.
As usual, Asus won't even bother telling us what's changed, so it just says improved system stability. The spd info is still broken, the bios has no different settings that I can see, resizable bar is still showing as disabled on my laptop, and my ram is still running at jedec spec. I'll run some cinebench and 3dmark tests to see if there is any difference at all, if there isn't any I won't even post it lol.
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Strange, but I don't see 315 BIOS for QS model - only for QR. MyAsus app also gives no new BIOS. Still 309 is latest in both app and web, even though I was auto updated to 311 and then to 313.
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Guys just wanted to give you a heads up on total power draw from the psu with the 155w vbios for the 3080 and the cpu (5800h) load at 100%
This is with cinebench and furmark running:
As you can see it peaks at around 300w!! As I was running both applications at the same time load was between 290-295w and the psu was seemingly happy with that wattage (and that was for a good 20 minutes too). Put my hand on the power supply and it wasn’t getting too hot, didn’t seem to be making any different noise either meaning that it was handling it just fine, must be our luck lol. Or maybe just mine, does anyone else want to run the same kind of test? I assume prime95 and furmark together would pull more than 300w easy.
Bearing in mind this is with the dynamic boost disabled via device manager so no cpu or gpu throttling nonsense.
I can tell you right now that the 240w psu is most likely a 280w part as the psu should have cut out due to overload or this psu is using very good quality components which isn’t rare to be honest...
All measurements are with the watt meter take a 3-5% difference into account...
Game testing:
Overwatch: 240-260w depending on the map
Cyberpunk: 230-240w, stays within spec easily
GPU only max load: Around 180-210w
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DaMafiaGamer, good info! That's why I've ordered this - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002266950729.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.aad94c4d8mxEhh
After many testings with both 130W (GE66 10UH 125+5W) and 155W (GE76 10UH 150+5W) VBIOSes, my conclusion is:
Go with 155W if you have 280W power adapter, liquid metal on GPU, your ambient temp <= 19 degrees Celsius, you have extremely good cooling pad and you know how work with voltage curve.
Otherwise go with 130W from GE66 10UH.
My best/stable results (no 280W adapter, no liquid metal, ambient temp ~22, crappy cooling pad, no voltage tweak):
with 155W - https://www.3dmark.com/spy/19518886 (+140 core and +250 memory)
with 130W - https://www.3dmark.com/spy/19581614 (+140 core and +275 memory)
As you can see, difference is to low to risk running laptop on 155W BIOS, so I'm staying on 130W until I get 280W adapter and do a remaining upgrades.Last edited: Apr 9, 2021DaMafiaGamer likes this. -
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Do you have resizable bar enabled in 315?
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No one knows about the negatives in future.... It's always a risk. But flashing 130W is what I call a measured riskAs it doesn't increase top TDP. Different story with 150W as system might not be built for this TDP. I don't hear any coil whine but might be because I use custom fan profile with increased fan speeds across the board. Can't comment on RAM impact, needs testing, but 100% AMD doesn't support XMP, only JEDEC. And fastest RAM for AMD mobile CPU to this date are these - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M3TSWMQ.
Majority 3DMark results that I've posted previously were removed as they're not so stable as I thought they are. I couldn't observe any flickering/artifacts during TS tests, but after running FurMark ROG Edition x64 that has artifact scanner function gave me a "no no" result... Thus I had to decrease my OC, so the latest stable result for 130W (+130 core and +245 memory) - https://www.3dmark.com/spy/19666309. I don't have updated test for 150W as I don't yet have upgraded power adapter and other improvements. -
PS: Are you using 130W vBIOS from GE66 or stock one from Asus ?
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I might have some situations that I won't be able to use external Display and that why I am sooooo curious how does it perform after your tweaks. I know that "stock" RTX 3070 140W TimeSpy average is 10400-10800 graphics pts but what score we can get on 130W 3080 without MUX with some (like yours) tweaks?
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Very nice score.
I have had 3x MSI GP76 and all of them had terrible screen backlight bleeding so I returned them after few hours of usage
They were i7 10870h with 3070 125+15W. I've OC'ed them a little (something like +170 Core/+200 Memory) and my score was:
https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/60179973
12319 pts in graphic score. All of them had similar results and I just wondered how 3080 130W without MUX will perform against them
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You won't believe what I've got.
Asus Rog XG Mobile RTX 3080 latest vbios. Pure 150W no Dynamic Boost gimmick. 1810MHz boost with Rog OC. GPU power draw displayed properly. Non-uefi, same as stock vbios. Re-Bar enabled. Enjoy:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18_L2s-rfKNv3l297FzFWJyD3IgrwE-OO/view
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MSI vbioses are UEFI, that means that dGPU boots only during laptop startup and if you would disable dGPU from Armoury Crate -> "iGPU mode ON" then after enabling it again -> "iGPU mode OFF" dGPU wouldn't boot, you would see generic dGPU in Device Manager. Only laptop restart would enable dGPU. With XG Mobile vbios it works as expected - dGPU can be booted after laptop startup.
Yes, that is the best vbios possible for Asus rtx 3080 laptops. EDIT: it's NOT as dGPU TDP is set in BIOS and since now dGPU power draw shows real consumption it will be throttled on 130W.Last edited: Apr 20, 2021 -
Hmmm, but results are strange
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/19817402
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So the assumption was almost correct, but adapter/charger has nothing to do with limitation. It's the Armoury Crate that is now able to see actual power draw on GPU and limits it to 130W - checked with GPU-Z during the test.
Actually, it's the profile that is installed in Armoury Crate that limits the gpu:
115+15 dynamic boost
Profiles are encrypted and it would take a lot of reverse engineering to find the key inside the application and then tweak the profile, so easier way is just to uninstall app with all it's services, but then we will loose ability to set fan profiles. Also once I was able somehow to install Armoury Crate without profiles thus loosing the ability to OC CPU and GPU via Manual mode, but fan control was active. I'm gonna try reinstall system again, to see if that works.costalolstrax likes this.
Asus Strix SCAR 15 G533QS 150W TDP vBIOS on RTX 3080??
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