Hello, after 4 years, I now understand the issue at hand, in laptops they have a voltage/wattage limit, that the motherboard can handle before it drops frequencies of CPU
I have found that, with my 12700H and 3070 Laptop Edition
12700H runs at 4.1 GHz 3.7GHz Minecraft as it should as temperatures rise clocks go down
But in this specific issue, Minecraft is coded in a way where the GPU frequency is really High like 1900MHz 2000MHz this increases the voltage to around 1V, on the Graphics card This eats away Voltage on the CPU rail, which is why my CPU all of a sudden dropped to 15W-20W, or 2.2GHz 1.5GHz, and would reduce frames.
After manually changing the GPU from 1900MHz to 1400MHz the CPU stayed at 3.7 to 4.1GHz and at a constant 40W-45W
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I can conclude that this is a Voltage Issue that plagues gaming laptops and many laptops alike unless you change the frequency of the Graphics Card
josh wal
Hello, after 4 years, I now understand the issue at hand, in laptops they have a voltage/wattage limit, that the motherboard can handle before it drops frequencies of CPU
I have found that, with my 12700H and 3070 Laptop Edition
12700H runs at 4.1 GHz 3.7GHz Minecraft as it should as temperatures rise clocks go down
But in this specific issue, Minecraft is coded in a way where the GPU frequency is really High like 1900MHz 2000MHz
this increases the voltage to around 1V, on the Graphics card
This eats away Voltage on the CPU rail, which is why my CPU all of a sudden dropped to 15W-20W, or 2.2GHz 1.5GHz, and would reduce frames.
After manually changing the GPU from 1900MHz to 1400MHz the CPU stayed at 3.7 to 4.1GHz and at a constant 40W-45W
[media][media]I can conclude that this is a Voltage Issue that plagues gaming laptops and many laptops alike unless you change the frequency of the Graphics Card