Hello Does anyone know how to increase the TDP from 54watt to 65watt? The product specs says it runs stable with 65watt but my SER9 is stuck in 54watt max. I’ve tried changing the mode in the BIOS from Balanced to Performance, but that didn’t change it in Windows. It looks like the CPU cores also are maxing out at 4100 instead of 5100 when boosting. I think this is because I’m at 54w but if anyone could help with getting this max boost clock to 5100 that would be awesome. Finally, is putting the RAM at 8000 perfectly safe? I see that option in the BIOS and I noticed the Beelink SER9 365 Pro runs at 8000 so curious about that. I’m just looking for stable fastest performance, I don’t care about power draw.

SER9 370 BIOS: version STX.3xx.SER9.V103.P8C0M0C15.73.Link.SCPC date 01/09/2025 Model/Serial: how to increase TDP to 65w (Performance)? is it ok to run the RAM at 8000 or is that only with SER9 Pro 365 version?

SER9 optimize TDP and RAM

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rktchip
Hi there

Is your BIOS the latest ?
Please send us a picture of SN number and BIOS version .

So we would be able to know whether it is latest BIOS and send you files accordingly.

Here`s how to check your BIOS version:

Prese : Win + R ,
Type : msinfo32
Send us the screen.

or try this
https://mega.nz/#F!yuISGa4I!s1bQQajKwnsEdzjqq4nopQ

rktchip

SER9 370

BIOS:
version STX.3xx.SER9.V103.P8C0M0C15.73.Link.SCPC
date 01/09/2025

Model/Serial:
Image description

how to increase TDP to 65w (Performance)?
is it ok to run the RAM at 8000 or is that only with SER9 Pro 365 version?

support7

①Please clear CMOS and adjust TDP again according to the tutorial.
Tutorial: https://buildin.ai/lizong/share/97f0964b-3494-4859-88a9-69a3854b4cd5#2678595a-220d-43ae-98b4-4d7ed6b2e22a

Please turn off the PC , unplug the power supply, and press the CMOS button (if no CMOS button, please put the pin in the CMOS pinhole and press it ) for about 10 seconds , restart the PC after ten minutes. Here is the tutorial https://mega.nz/file/XypwTISY#DVT0BsjOgiPkZ-drQaj88JH9Z7f7qpKGP2E3nMHW8ms or https://url.bee-link.cn/5FdW

②You can set the RMA to 8000Mhz. This setting is only available for SER9 365.

rktchip

Hello
I actually already did clear the CMOS with the pin, and I did the change in the BIOS to 65w as per the instructions, but unfortunately you can see in my screenshot that it’s not working for 65w in Windows. Cpu-Z reports max is 54w. And running CPU stress, the main cores are maxing around 4400 not 5100.

Is this a bug with the BIOS version .73?

Can you confirm the BIOS version to use? I noticed on your instructions for changing to 65w , it says for models serial starting “Y” or “C” but my model SN starts “B”.

Anything else to try?

support7

rktchip
①Your current BIOS version is the latest and you don’t need to update.
The tutorials for Ser9 machines with serial numbers starting with B or Y are the same.

②So glad to hear that.If you have any questions during the use of the machine, please feel free to contact us. Have a nice day!

rktchip

well i was using CPU-Z which still says max tdp 54w, but then I ran HWMonitor and watched a cpu-z stress, HWMonitor is reporting up to 65w being consumed and I could briefly see cores spike to 5100.

So it appears that it is working properly and I guess CPU-Z is reporting wrong. ill do more testing and report back any issues or findings.

coina84

Hi,
I am trying to run SER9 from a true 100W USB-C power supply, but it randomly gets shot down during regular use. I have tried with multiple supplies and power banks, rated at 100W (20V@5A). I am running the PC in Balanced Mode. Is there any way to manually set TDP to a lower value in the BIOS (besides these two power profiles being available)?

My SER9 info:
99.CN4050941GBO
SN:CHX375DF11065
BIOS version: STX.3xx.SER9.V103.P8C0M0C15.73.Link.SCPC, 2025-01-09

Thanks,
Aleks

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coina84
Hi, Aleks

TDP setting here
https://buildin.ai/lizong/share/97f0964b-3494-4859-88a9-69a3854b4cd5#2678595a-220d-43ae-98b4-4d7ed6b2e22a

and also
Please Download the "memtest "and “crystaldisk” softwares to test both SSD and DDR.

coina84

Hi, I have already set it to Balanced Mode (54W), but the computer gets randomly shut down with a 100W USB-C power supply. Is there any way I could lower the TDP below 54W to prevent shut-downs?

support7

You can check the tutorial to adjust TDP:https://buildin.ai/lizong/share/97f0964b-3494-4859-88a9-69a3854b4cd5

Here are some potential solutions:
①Adjust power settings: Adjust the power settings on your PC to optimize performance and reduce heat generation. Lowering the maximum processor state or using power-saving modes can help.Go to control panel —power option—change to High performance— change plan setting—advanced setting —processor power management— change both 100% to 99% , click save.

②Adjust the “TDP Limit” and “STAPM Limit” parameters through Ryzen Controller. It is recommended to perform a step-by-step test (such as 50W→45W→40W).

coina84

Thank you so much, I have been able to set proper settings in Ryzen Controller to make PC work with USB-C power!

support4

coina84
No problem, anytime