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1. #CANT FULLY UNINSTAL MACS FAN CONTROL BOOTCAMP HOW TO#
2. #CANT FULLY UNINSTAL MACS FAN CONTROL BOOTCAMP DRIVERS#
3. #CANT FULLY UNINSTAL MACS FAN CONTROL BOOTCAMP PRO#

However, I was still a greedy little bastard and wanted more lol. In the future, if there is a way to enable automatic graphics switching inside windows, I will post it here.Īfter everything was said and done, I was pretty satisfied with the performance of the 2019. This is due to the compatibility with Windows. The Radeon 5500M is still the primary graphics driver, even when the Intel card is working. ĮDIT: The following doesn't serve much use other than experimenting. If you wanna take it a step further, you can create desktop shortcuts for enabling and disabling Turbo Boost with those power plans you just made. This will allow you to switch Turbo Boost on or off from within the power settings. If you want to make life easier on yourself, create 2 custom power plans, one with the maximum processor state at 100% and the other at 99%. The CPU cores will no longer clock up to 4.5GHz, but will instead run at the base speed of 2.60GHz.

Processor Power Management > Maximum Processor State and change the 100% to 99%. Power Options > Choose When To Turn Off Display > Change advanced power settings. Head to your Control Panel under Windows and make sure you have it set to "Large Icons" so everything is in view. Unless you're doing something crazy like encoding 4k video or something like that, you probably won't need Turbo Boost. Even with the CPU clocked at its base 2.60 speed, games were still performing superbly.

#CANT FULLY UNINSTAL MACS FAN CONTROL BOOTCAMP HOW TO#

There is a whole tutorial on their website or you could probably find a shorter video explaining how to do this on YouTube.Īfter this I was pretty satisfied and was getting decent frames on games even when setting my monitors to two different refresh rates (No Tearing.) However, I noticed the Macbook Temperatures under Macs Fan Control were reaching up into the high 90's (celcius!) After some research I was able to figure out that disabling Turbo Boost was a viable option to keep temperature levels down.

#CANT FULLY UNINSTAL MACS FAN CONTROL BOOTCAMP DRIVERS#

Their downloads include Display Driver Uninstaller which can be used to uninstall the Radeon graphics drivers that came with Bootcamp. Afterwards I used the display drivers from. I setup Bootcamp normally by using the Bootcamp assistant.

144/120Hz 1920x1080.) So far I haven't run into TOO many issues while operating in clamshell mode, but it gets annoying having to take it out of the dock to force a shutdown or reset. Storage: 1TB SSD storage (along with another 1TB external SSD for storing games and extra files)ĭisplays: I run the Macbook in clamshell mode when at home (placed in a dock.) It's connected to two external monitors (1. Intel Graphics: Intel UHD Graphics 630 (I've enabled this graphics card, which is disabled in windows by default, for use in boot camp using apple_set_os.efi and reFind)

#CANT FULLY UNINSTAL MACS FAN CONTROL BOOTCAMP PRO#

This machine is more than capable of withstanding heavy duty tasks within MacOS AND Bootcamp when optimized and configured correctly.ĬPU: 2.6GHz 6‑core 9th‑generation Intel Core i7 processor, Turbo Boost up to 4.5GHz (I normally turn Turbo Boost off when using Bootcamp More on this later)ĭedicated Graphics: AMD Radeon Pro 5500M with 4GB of GDDR6 memory I mainly have Bootcamp optimized for gaming, however, I also do small amounts of photo / video editing as well as music production. Just figured I'd share some configuration / setup details for how I run my Macbook in Bootcamp.