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    Undervolting HP DV3 - Rm Clock doesnt have an advanced settings page.

    Discussion in 'HP' started by ko2al, Nov 6, 2012.

  1. ko2al

    ko2al Newbie

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    my laptop spec is :
    Model : HP pav. dv3
    Processor : Intel core i3
    OS : Win 7 32 bit
    ram : 3 gb

    after 2 years, its became overheat if using graphic like game and video, then the laptop just shut down. I read about undervolting can help keep temperature cool. But when I install rm clock software, there's no menu "advanced CPU settings". Anyone can help me please?
     
    ko2al, Nov 6, 2012
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    d0m0 Notebook Guru

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    RMClock doesn't support Core i3,i5,i7 etc.
     
    d0m0, Nov 13, 2012
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    ko2al Newbie

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    Oh no...that's mean game over for me? No others software similar with RMClock?
     
    ko2al, Nov 13, 2012
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    ellalan Notebook Deity

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    Get the manual for your laptop (google for it), open it up, re-paste the CPU, clean all the dust from the fan and it should be cooler.
     
    ellalan, Nov 16, 2012
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    baii Sone

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    try throttlestop, but the proper way to reduce heat is dust and repaste as needed. Undervolt is not going to shred much heat away.
     
    baii, Nov 18, 2012
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    Its works....! thanks. re-paste the CPU and clean all dust inside and now the temperature cooler
     
    ko2al, Nov 25, 2012
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