How to Raise the Voltage in a Laptop
Tuesday, May/07/2024
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- 1). Properly restart your laptop. Go to the "Start" menu in the lower left corner of the screen. Click the arrow pointing to the right and select "Restart."
- 2). Enter the BIOS. Usually, you need to press the "Esc" key or one of the "F" keys to do this.
- 3). Press the appropriate arrow keys to navigate to the "Advanced" menu.
- 4). Highlight the "VCore" option by using the arrow keys and push "Enter." Click a new VCore value and "Enter" again to confirm the choice.
- 5). Push down on the "Esc" key and press the "Y" key to exit the screen and save the changes.
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