Decided try MPT one more time (no more!): I undervolt rx6800m tonight by 40mV when I woke up, I turned on the laptop from cold off, windows 11 opened on, second later external monitor which is connected via type c turned black and short after internal too and rebooted. After reboot rx6800m was missing from task manager but was listed in device manager I randomly selected latest newest driver from drivers list and reapplied, in middle of windows trying apply the driver it has rebooted, now I see rx6800m in device manager as alive without "!" And rx6800m back in task manager, but rx6800m in crate said something like deep sleep mode or something, and even if I opened gpu-z stress test it didn't wake up. I then DDU and reinstall the driver and all back to normal.... What has just happened??
This was all I changed:
1. Enabled Curve: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/893541203348439081/916447641091571782/unknown.png
2. Changed from 0 to -50mV (later to -40 as -50 crashed timespy): https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/893541203348439081/916458960729542716/unknown.png
I got one more theory
when i booted up this morning
when external monitor turned ON
GPU tried check its boost speeds or something
got no enough voltage
choked up
turned itself off
laptop shortly after reboots
turned into windows with dGPU driver has "!" and not appearing in task manager
so it disabled itself for protection
and only way relive it was full Driver reinstall
--> Does it make sense?
\\\ Final question, this article says undervolt can cause damage:
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/65824/can-electronics-be-damaged-by-undervolting-it
In case of this laptop ASUS G513QY (Ryzen 5900HX / RX6800M), what I did could break/damage anything?
Thank you all!
This was all I changed:
1. Enabled Curve: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/893541203348439081/916447641091571782/unknown.png
2. Changed from 0 to -50mV (later to -40 as -50 crashed timespy): https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/893541203348439081/916458960729542716/unknown.png
I got one more theory
when i booted up this morning
when external monitor turned ON
GPU tried check its boost speeds or something
got no enough voltage
choked up
turned itself off
laptop shortly after reboots
turned into windows with dGPU driver has "!" and not appearing in task manager
so it disabled itself for protection
and only way relive it was full Driver reinstall
--> Does it make sense?
\\\ Final question, this article says undervolt can cause damage:
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/65824/can-electronics-be-damaged-by-undervolting-it
In case of this laptop ASUS G513QY (Ryzen 5900HX / RX6800M), what I did could break/damage anything?
Thank you all!