you can disable power limits in the bios

i thought goybest removed my good boye points

Is there any way to lower the TDP of the cpu? Like limit clocks? Or something?

if it supports intel XTU yes

but why

alternatively if you modify your bios

@bentech goddamn that video

>calls capacitors resistors

>spreads thermal paste with a plastic bag

hahaha

wow im kinda amazed how that laptop looks when opened up

it looks decently servicable

I love how many bad ideas there are for thermal paste application

I'm actually lost in all of the bad ones and don't know how to do it properly anymore

i normally spread it

i use a really thick paste though

@Cole the right way is to draw a pentagram with thermal paste and then sacrifice a newborn

What's better between low TDP x86 or ARM?

http://www.thermal-grizzly.com/en/products/16-kryonaut-en

depends on implementation etc

I always thought ARM was preferrable for low TDP

in reality it doesn't really mastte

Well I mean

you can't run windows on ARM

yes you can

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/

But if windows were to be slow or the laptops were to heat up more easily on x86... it'd make sense to use ARM

idk

windows on arm is pretty slow tbh

mostly as a lot of the appls are emulated

it is, but you can do it

Is there like some guide for when ARM is the better solution?

depends on implementation

it's pretty much as all of the low poered chips are ARM

do you want to run existing applications -> dont use arm

as only intel/amd can make x86 chips

acutally i guess via/zhaoxin

but eh

and they're all focused on servers atm

isnt kryonaut conductive though

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no electrical conductivity!!!```