Ok about my long post from before.
It its normal to have both Nvidia and Realtek audio drivers at the same time? Can I use Realtek drivers only? I kinda suspect Nvidia drivers are the reason of my problem...
Also can anyone just confirm if they get 5.1 surround sound when connecting the Y510p to a Home Theater?
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Are you talking about audio drivers? If so then the Nvidia ones only get used when you are using HDMI audio and they shouldn't interfere with anything else.
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Ohh, so Nvidia Sound Drivers are only used for HDMI output? I see...
I have SLI btw Jobine
Ok, on Playback devices I have "Speakers" (laptop ones) "X Device Name" (the one under Nvidia drivers pluged via HDMI) which emits sound on those devices and "Realtek Digital Output" when I click test on this I hear no sound on laptop neither on device pluged via HDMI but I see the green bars moving like if sound is happening.
Could possible be that this "Realtek Digital Output" should be the one to send audio properly via HDMI but Nvidia ones are interfering? (I dont know, just making up ideas on my mind to try everything I can) With that on mind I disabled (not uninstalled) Nvidia ones yersterday but "Realtek Digital Output" still emits no sound at all.
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Realtek digital out will only work using some sort of optical out which I don't believe the laptop has but maybe it is needed when using HDMI and the intel iGPU. The only two you really need are the Nvidia HDMI (for audio to your receiver) and Speakers (that should cover the headphones as well). Just leave the rest alone.
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Thanks Varroa, the sad thing is that Nvidia Audio drivers are stubborn into thinking everything I plug have only 2 Channels Stereo Audio (it shows it like that on propieties)
I read that Realtek Digital Out can handle any digital output method like Optical Cable or HDMI but looks like its disabled or something... Then I read aboutt Dolby Digital Live into Realtek drivers for surround sound, maybe that is my solution...
Unlocked Realtek HD Audio Drivers (With Dolby Digital Live and DTS Interactive) | TechPowerUp Forums
Wonder if works on laptops too. I'll experiment...
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Also the 24GB SSD is too small for Windows 8.x, you will need Windows 7 for that, and getting everything to fit on the 24GB requires a fair amount of tweaks/hacks. This being said, if you have your own SSD with a larger capacity, that is a much more preferred option. Send me a PM and i'll see if i can help you. -
Just received a single 750 Y510 w/ BD drive from the outlet yesterday... overall pleasantly surprised. I've been using it away from the outlet and I think 4 hours of battery without any effort and 5-6 with a dim screen, KB backlight off, and just taking notes/Chrome in class is possible. Gamed a little last night and it runs solid (I just returned a Q550 to BB which has the ULV i7, didn't know if the difference would be that big but it is.
2 quick questions, however: I have the matte 1920-1080 display, and the colors are not good. Like really bad. I increased saturation and lowered gamma in the Intel control panel and it's much better, but it's still nowhere near accurate, there's no shadow detail... is that just the way this display is? Does anyone have settings to try to better calibrate the display?
Other question - the install of Windows 8 seems pretty incomplete or somehow messed up. A lot of error messages, redirects, very slow at boot... will this iron out with regular updates or should I reinstall?
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Fellow Y510P owners.
I have done more research but I need help from the high warlords of the forums:
If money is no object to me...
Can I take this:
Y400 Removable DVD Burner DB35 | Lenovo | (US)
Take off the mounting brackets and presumably throw the dvd drive away...
Then attach this to my mounting brackets:
Lenovo IdeaPad Y500 Blu-ray BD-ROM Combo Drive Player - SATA
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Y510p SLI - AC Adapter 170W
I am locking for a second AC adapter for the y510p (SLI, 170W). The org. is labled with 45N0111, but is very expensive in the stores.
I can find the 0A36231 (for ThinkPad W520; W530) or 4X20E50578 ThinkPad Slim Tip (for W540) for half the price with the technical same specs (20V, 8.5A) for i.e. Both have different plugs. But it might be easy to replace them, when you are able to solder.
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OK, day 3 and the stability issues are kind of huge. The stupid screen saver they enable at the factory doesn't load half the time and requires a hard reboot. iTunes keeps freezing the entire system. The registry is full of errors. I just tried a refresh but it hasn't fixed anything. Are there any meddlesome apps I can uninstall? I really like this laptop and plan to keep it for a few years but these first few days haven't been super easy.
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Can somebody recommend me some good user friendly cpu temp software?
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Hi everybody I'm looking to buy a 755 sli model. And the only model that has that configuration is one with a "Glare" display. I've spent many hours trying to find out if it's actually pure glossy or matte. Can someone that has bought a glare model please tell me what type of finish the "Glare Wedge" is?? Glossy or matte???
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is there anyway to password protect the novo button?
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I just picked up a y510p with glare wedge and it's indeed a matte screen. I'm trying to upgrade to 8.1 but I don't see it in the Win Store. Do I need to install additional Lenovo updates before I can see 8.1?
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Well guys, I got my 2nd y510p, and I'm afraid this one has to be returned as well.
The problem is that the LED display emits a high pitched whine whenever the brightness is lowered. At full brightness everything is silent, but I as soon I bring it down even one-brightness level the whining starts and it gets worse the lower I go. I tried upgrading the Nvidia drivers (750m sli) and taking out the sli card and using the integrated graphics, but the sound is still there. -
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What's in your food up "there"?
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I was talking about Windows 8.0, not 8.1. AFAIK 8.1 is supported till 2023.
My food consists of cereal and fridge leftovers.
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I tend to believe the Windows Support page, and not some itty-bitty-nitty, whatever scares you the most, so called "net" bovine scat. :rolleyes2:
Published on 14th October 2013 by Gareth Halfacree
From the writer's, Gareth Halfacree's LinkedIn Bio:
" Building on years of experience in the IT industry, I've been a professional writer and journalist since 2006. Coverage includes how-to articles, news, interviews, radio work, and reportage from events including Computex, CeBIT and the International Supercomputing Conference. Publications include Dennis Publishing's Expert Reviews, Custom PC, Micro Mart, PC Pro and Bit-Tech, Imagine Publishing's Linux User & Developer, and numerous websites."
Oooohhhhh, I'm impressed with the authors "years of experience", and he obviously knows everything about what MS support will, or won't do, in the future.
Gareth Halfacree | LinkedIn
Sorry Gareth, you didn't know what you were talking about when you wrote that article, but as least you have one "groupie" who believes! :laugh:
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I also discovered that there is a utility in the BIOS to enable the ability to revert back to older BIOS revisions...anyone tried using this?
EDIT: found BIOS v2.07 and successfully flashed to it from v3.05 all is working well, thanks to svl7. Now I need to find a credible source for the 1.10 BIOS as lenovo has taken it down from their website it seems.
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I have 1.07 (bought my laptop 2 days after y410p came out). I can send you my BIOS dump but use at risk. If you brick your system it's not my fault. Note that i don't think V1x BIOSes support GT 755M, i have GT 750M in mine (well, massively OC'ed
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Back on topic though, what clocks do you have your 750m? I have successfully pushed +135 core and +100 memory. I cant get much more after that on "stock volts" So in short 1228 core, rather proud of that one lol...
I want to bench this thing like nobodies business so I can recommend this laptop from an objective viewpoint.
EDIT: Something else worth noting is that I do NOT have the modded bios and my Wireless card is working perfectly (7260 N) Im not sure if this one needed the modded bios in order to work though...
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