I think the sales will be pretty low on consumer side and for the enterprise I feel its cheaper than their high TBW rated SSDs from Seagate, Samsung,WD, Crucial, Intel etc.
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The M.2 sata offer 2 TB.
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although they work 100% and thanks to my 20% Overprovisioning I have 0 performance loss.
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Give Phoenix OS a try. http://www.phoenixos.com/download
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At least if I buy your ssd's I know they work
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So on my new GT75 I’m running a 4.2ghz overclock and -100mv in XTU. Temps are awesome.
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Check this:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/msi-gt73vr-safe-stable-overclock.812987/page-2#post-10667666
This new trick helped me decrease my temps by 10C but that's only in the unlocked BIOS. Basically it's setting the voltage to a static 1250 mV rather than adaptive and changing the IA/DC load line form 0 to 10 and increasing the VR Current limit from 400 to 800 (800 means 200A since the value is divided by 4 in the BIOS but 200A is what appears in Intel XTU)Vasudev, HaloGod2012 and Donald@Paladin44 like this. -
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@Papusan
Thanks to @Falkentyne new setting that he taught me, I got my temps down by 10C and gained one CPU point in Cinebench and that's with running it without closing all the apps, just like I would normally use my taptop, only NOD32 disabled
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Use that 10c better thermal headroom to raise the clocksWhat else should you use it for?
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>>>> vs
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Loki is the best.
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@Papusan
After disabling all the tasks and running Cinebench, I got 3 more points for the CPU score but my OpenGL scores went down by 9 FPS, everytime I run the test again, I lose another 3 FPS
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Even some 1080Ti desktop cards being beaten by 1060 mobile in this test
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Please contact the developer and tell him to update it. I have not the time for thisDonald@Paladin44, Vasudev and Papusan like this. -
They could risk cripple the bench as M$ do with their new pastel colored Puke Tile OS
Better let it be.
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do you like my rock stable 4400 MHz clock speeds bro?
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Yees. Push it to the bloody bitter end, bruh. And please, No openGL
May I see +980cb ?
And...
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You still run that openGL junk?
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This ↓↓↓ is 44X
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I destroyed my Intel management engine. It says "ME Temporarily Disabled" because I chose Management Engine: Disabled in PCH FW section because i wanted to see what would happen.
So I re-enabled it and it's still disabled.
No negative effects except CPU speed isn't being shown in the Bios. Shows as 0 mhz.
I wonder if it's because I flashed the win-raid binary instead of waiting for the MSI official binary?
But now the Intel ME diagnostic software says it can't communicate with the ME or the ME access is blocked or some strange stuff.
Not important anyway. Doesn't change how the taptop works.
But I really wonder if I should update this bios now. Especially if current Ucode causes random reboots...Vasudev and Donald@Paladin44 like this. -
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Even *old* Skyflake
And I even lower the goal to +980cb
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https://newsroom.intel.com/news/roo...-updated-guidance-for-customers-and-partners/
.....sigh....
so I update, get +1 cb, and get random reboots...
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)/DC and 1250mV manual voltage with 44X multipliers and 800 VR Current limit
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I didn't update yet. I'm afraid of 2 things right now:
1) My Intel management engine is "temporarily disabled", so disabled in fact that I can't even flash the 3426 firmware over the 3425 firwmare with the Intel flash update utility. It says "ME is in an error state preventing communcation.
2) I already did a full CMOS clear, and the ME is still "temporarily disabled."
My BCLK was also stuck at 99.750. Had to do a bunch of reboots and loading a profile which had "Intel ICC" actually available, even though no option worked, and finally got it back to 100.0 BCLK.
Regardless if I update the new bios, I'm afraid it will fail because it won't be able to flash the Intel ME for some reason. I mean I DO have my hardware programmerBut I would have to take out the videocard and repaste LM on that just to access it. Maybe the ME firmware would work then. Or maybe it would brick. I don't know.
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Because "if it's there, I need to touch it"
(Ok if you want the TRUTH I was trying to get that "Hybrid Power" Enabled/Disabled option to appear in the Bios somehow, so I was going through every option that made more than 1% of sense, trying to disable stuff...
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No, that's for low power DDR RAM or something with sleep mode or low power DIMM voltage or something. Something that doesn't make any sense.
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Do you ever pull more than 260W to the system directly? (might show up as 290W from the wall, with PSU inefficiency).
What happens if you run Valley benchmark, with "batteryinfoview" open?
(might have to overclock the 1080 a little bit).
If the battery voltage drops, then it's drawing power from the battery.
In RWEverything, Register Offsets 46 and 47 show when the battery is being drained (or charged), and at what rate. 00,00 means unused. The values to the right of that are the battery voltage (in several registers).Donald@Paladin44 likes this. -
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Best scores ever with [email protected] on Notebookcheck.net
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MSI GT73VR 7RF Titan Pro-425 Review By Ultra Male
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