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January 31, 2018 at 10:02 pm #78155
Hi Arteee, I’m afraid I can’t help you as I don’t have a EZpad 6 Pro. Did you have any luck with this issue? Do I understand you correctly that even with the software hack instead of the BIOS modification, it will throttle itself back down to 6W under load?
February 3, 2018 at 10:49 pm #78767Yes, software hack did not work for me too. But hwinfo64 does detect change in Thermal Limit 1 after both bios change and software hack.
February 9, 2018 at 12:19 pm #79180Finally figured out what was the problem – DPTF should be disabled in bios. Now cpu does work at 15w.
- But it is necessary to set up temperature throttling to around 85 C, since it easily hits 105 C without it and shuts down, even after cooler mod.
December 15, 2018 at 9:05 pm #149165Does any one have any info on the heatsink mod?
I found not using DPTF, causes reset as soon as its under stress. Even at 6W. So I set it to 10 and started tweaking DPTF settings and got it to increase FPS. Another problem with not using DPTF, it causes long pauses as it struggles. DPTF, lets you fine tune the throttle.
December 17, 2018 at 1:32 pm #149198TDP in bios doesnt work. If its set to anything other than 6, it takes what ever wattage it wants and ignores wattage value you set.
So it ramps up to 25 watts and shuts off.January 22, 2019 at 12:14 am #150188Ok, Leaving it on defaults seems to give fastest results. Running benchmarks, its gives best score than when messing with it.
I have also taken it apart to see if I can fit a 2mm heatsink. Unfortunately, there is no room. However I did spot a factory blunder. The copper screw holes are not soldered in, so 2 were not attached. This caused heatsink to raise and not make good contact with CPU. I will resolder and test again.
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After resoldering screw holes and adding another thermal pad. I found that disabling CPU option in DTFP config gave good results.
I found that untweaked, my bench mark would average 11 to 13 FPS (SCORE = 280). After tweaking, it climbed to around 22 FPS (SCORE = 453). CPU holds at around 90 degs, dont even notice it throttling. I will buy some more thermal pad and 2mm heatsink. See if I can get it to go faster.
April 30, 2019 at 11:45 pm #151583To update. I bought 2 copper shims, decent thermal paste and some thermal pads. I pasted the CPU, put shim on top then pasted that and put heatsink on top. I then themal padded the recess and put second shim there. I also stuck copper (0.3mm) to back case (pushes against second shim) to help take heat.
I can now get up to 30 FPS on heaven benchmark, with temps holding at around 80 to 85 deg. Have to say, this tablet is very nippy. Faster than my old dual core 2.2 GHz laptop. So will be transfering all data from that to the tablet. Will be using it for work instead.
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