Windows 10: Why my gpu temperature limit decrease? And feel laggy.

My gpu rtx 2060 temperature limit decrease 88 to 87°c. And now my pc getting lag and stutter. In game fps drop and lag sometime. What i do please help.Sorry for lol grammar.Thank you.

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Gpu temperature

Normally, GPUs are extremely hot because of the simultaneous process between the software and the hardware. It looks like you still not exceeded with the temperature limit of your GPU. I would really suggest hibernating your laptop for a while until it
is really cool down.

Cheers!

 

GPU temperature .

Hi Mr.Shivam,

My greatest apologies, I've lost my internet connection earlier. I also thought it was just the GPU statistics as well. For GPU temperature, it will only show the dedicated GPU, however, not all dedicated GPU. Here are the limitations below. If the WDDM version
is 2.4 or newer, then I suggest updating the GPU driver directly from the computer manufacturer's website.

https://www.ceofix.net/1881/how-to-show-gpu-tem...

(Note: This is a non-Microsoft website. The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). Thoroughly research any product advertised
on the site before you decide to download and install it.)

I hope this helps. Let me know how you go. Thank you!

Sincerely,

Paul A.

Independent Advisor

 

Struggling with underclocking/undervolting GPU to decrease temperature/load

I am trying to limit GPU for an app (that always runs on 100% usage) because it runs too long and too hot for my ease-of-mind.

I thought undervolting or underclocking (with MSI afterburner) would help reduce the allowed load and temperatures. It's not working like I expected (this is also my first time doing this).

My expectation:

• If I undervolted the GPU, it could use a lower voltage when running
  the application (for example, 1700MHz and 750mV when undervolted,
  compared to 1700MHz and 850mV at stock).
  

In reality:

• When I tried to undervolt by adjusting the curve so
  that the frequencies at lower voltages are higher, the program just
  uses a same/similar voltage, and temperature remains around the same.
  And when I tried to underclock by applying a negative offset to the
  clock speed (which shifted the whole curve down), the program just
  starts using a higher voltage, and temperatures remain around the
  same.
  

Picture of curve and load at stock settings. Usage is 100%

Curve for underclocking

Curve for undervolting (???)

Undervolting, second version. I assume the fact that the operating point isn't on the curve anymore means I've undervolted it too much here.

Am I misunderstanding the point of underclocking and undervolting, or am I doing it wrong? Or is there another way to achieve my goal?

Sorry for the dumb question. I tried to look into it on my own but I'm struggling!

I'm using an Inspiron 7577 laptop, with GTX 1060 Max-Q and Windows 10. I think the power limit, temperature limit, and fan speed settings are locked for this model. Haven't been able to find anyway to unlock them. I don't want to open up my machine to apply thermal paste, and I'm already using a cooling pad.