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    Why Eluktroboost with Mech-G3 2070 Super?AS

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by Zill, May 28, 2020.

  1. Zill

    Zill Notebook Consultant

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    Hey friends,

    Since the Mech-G3 already has a 115W TDP GPU and a heavy duty CPU with high PL! and PL2.
    I mean the 2070 Supper is already a 115W TDP GPU so I guess I'm wondering there's not much you can do them besides allow for 115W even if the cpu is hitting its max power limit..

    Maybe it overclocks it the GPU to 150W lol

    Whats interesting is we haven't seen any nvidia laptops with their dynamic boost (AMD rip off ) they just had to release it as AMD implemented it with the G14

    Anyway would love to know more about the Eluktroboost on those top laptops....I understood e=why it made sense on the Max-Q versions but I;m a bit confused right now about it's usefulness so any ideas would be great, thanks
     
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    Well,

    The guys at Eluktronics got back to me:

    The Eluktroboost feature is firmware built into the motherboard which allows for this. This is more than just a BIOS update. This is specific to our company as well and the Control Center included with the PC will toggle between the different modes. The Eluktroboost feature will only run in our Beast Mode setting.

    So I have the same laptop but from PCS in UK, I'll need someone to share their benchmark numbers with mine so we can compoare. The laptop is awesome, I htough I;d hgate the keyboard turns out its pretty damn good I just no big fan of numberpads on 15inchers
     
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