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dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
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BLADE STEALTH 13 | Ultrabook Size, Full Gaming Laptop Power

jaseowCan anyone with the Blade Stealth FHD 120hz screen confirm if the thunderbolt 3 port is a titan ridge or is it still running on Alpine Ridge? I currently have a Blade 15 2019 that is running on Alpine Ridge that limits Displayport to 1.2 and I need DP 1.4 to run my Ultrawide monitor at its full capability. Luckily the Blade 15 has a miniDP 1.4 port but I was thinking of downsizing for the portability and wanted to confirm if the new stealth has Titan Ridge Thunderbolt 3 port I have the Late 2019 GTX model and I can confirm that the Thunderbolt 3 port supports DisplayPort 1.4 and HBR3 mode. I am able to charge, drive 4K@60Hz and run the built in USB hub at 3.0 speeds through a single cable on my Dell Ultrasharp 43". The USB 3.0 side will also do DisplayPort 1.4, but only at HBR2 speeds (which is still fast enough for 4K@60Hz).

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thomas001le
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Stealth 13 2019 CPU power limits w/ dedicated GPU

figrin1Other users have mentioned that this no longer works after updating to Synapse 3.5. Curious what version of Synapse you're running? I've finally resorted to completely disabling the power limits on my Stealth via the BIOS as some users have recommended elsewhere. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth because it's clearly not how processors are meant to operate, but I was tired of never being able to predict or control performance. Now I just leave it on Balanced in Synapse and Throttlestop controls power usage via temperature limits. Ah, I missed that part. Yeah, the trick definitely worked when I first got the machine but I haven't had to do a CPU heavy export in a while. I'll have to check what version of Synapse I'm running and if it still works with certain programs.

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4 years ago
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thomas001le
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Stealth 13 2019 CPU power limits w/ dedicated GPU

I've gotten better boost clocks from mine while running certain engineering software by disabling the GTX 1650 through device manager. Keep in mind, however, that I noticed that the trick will not survive sleep or a reboot, you will need to enable and disable it again to get the boost. Not the most convenient but it's a workaround.

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4 years ago
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jedipadre
posted in Systems

RBS Late 2019 GTX Drivers

I would like an answer on this as well. I just bought a a Dell U4320Q and the USB-C implementation is only working at DisplayPort HBR2 speeds instead of HBR3 which is limiting USB bandwidth to the built in USB hub whil running at 4k 60 resolution.

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4 years ago

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