Windows 10: Can't go out bsod after undervolting

Can't go out bsod after undervolting, tried all the troubleshoot options none worked, even tried to rest to factory not worked as well , is there a method to undo the undervolting with bios or without go to the desktop

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Undervolting with hypervisor / virtual machine for WSL2

Hello Wesley,

Hello! I understand that you are looking to undervolt your CPU while running CFD on a laptop.

Undervolting can help improve performance by limiting or eliminating throttling.

However, it appears that Windows 11 restricts the ability of software like Intel's XTU

or ThrottleStop from controlling core voltages.

I found a thread on the Microsoft Community forum where a user had a similar issue and was looking for a solution.

One of the replies suggested using a program called PowerMonkey

to set the undervolt values before VBS locks down the registers ¹.

Another option is to turn off virtualization-based security (VBS) in Windows 11,

which is known to interfere with undervolting software.

However, this may not be an ideal solution for you as you require hypervisor/virtual machine functions

of Windows to run CFD code on Linux in WSL 2 ¹.

I hope this helps!

(1) Undervolting with hypervisor / virtual machine for WSL2. Redirecting.

(2) Undervolting on Windows 11 with PowerMonkey | Mr Eggtart.. Undervolting on Windows 11 with PowerMonkey | Mr Eggtart..

(3) Difference between WSL with GUI and Hyper-V Virtual Machine. Difference between WSL with GUI and Hyper-V Virtual Machine.

Best Regards,

 

2900XT undervolting.

uhh.. 6 months? Is your topic title supposed to read 1900XT undervolting? just it actually reads 2900XT undervolting, which somewhat suggests you have one of ATi' shiny new behemoths with the core undervolted *Stick Out Tongue

 

Undervolt Powercolor 6850 SCS3

Hi dejjin

If I interpret your post correctly, I already did what you suggested:

I tried this:
1) uninstalled driver
2) changed voltage in 6850 bios
3) reboot - no BSOD
4) installed driver - reboot - BSOD

According to powercolors tech support, AMD drivers check if the clock settings are correct,
but not if the voltage is set to the standard values. So I don´t see the reason for the BSOD.