Easiest way to check? Run that CUDA benchmark file meant for the GTX 970 memory fiasco. If it stops at 3840MB you have 4GB cards. If it stops at 7936MB then you've got 8GB cards.
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No 4GB mxm cards exist so that's even easier to check
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Does this laptop support SATA 3 speed? Or only SATA 2?
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To be fair information like that can change but AFAIK that holds true
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How is the machine treating you? Good experience so far?
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Started cutting out some of the vents for the fans. I have to find a way of either drilling or making a couple slats but it's a start. Really happy I did this. Saw a 7 degree drop in CPU temps. Didn't pay much attention to GPU temps as I weren't pushing those to their thermal limit. Was able to up my processor power max to 75w while staying below 90 degrees with fans on auto. Works for me!
I decided after I started to do a before so bear with me lol
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Nice. I've thought about making a mod myself but the new heatsink they put on there I'm running 70W and 4.1GHz without a repaste or anything. My video cards get hot though. It's my own fault. I have been downscaling my games,mostly from 4K, sometimes 2K,which puts the temp up to 87 but no higher.
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Are you at stock clocks? What paste are you running?
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Paste is liquid metal ultra on both CPU and GPU
CPU @ 4.1 75w
GPUs +135mhz core +325 memory, GPUs run in the low 70s if I prop up my laptop. I'm hoping to see a big improvement when I get my laptop cooler and can start blowing air across some auxiliary heatsinks I have dotted around -
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By the way it only hits those temps when I stress it with downscaling or extreme AA settings. It's usually in the 70s
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Its more for bragging rights than anything as stock it's 3.8GHz when all four cores are loaded (which it will drop down to 3.5 or less on stock voltage with a full load like encoding) and in day to day use the speed is noticeable to me because the power settings work without throwing me near throttle territory. I monitored my machine with HWInfo64 for a few days and the average core was 4.1 when I had it at 4.2 with the minimum being 3.9GHz.
Unless you bought the machine to chase benchmarks, I wouldn't worry about it power throttling. Haswell will eat whatever you throw at it. It wouldn't surprise me if it still throttles at 90W.
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I have to set my tdp on my ivy-e to 200w but if you want desktop performance you need desktop TDPs.
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Hey guys I just received my np9377 in mail today with 980m sli. I really like this laptop. I like it better than my alienware 17 Wich I sold because of of to many restrictions and no support from dell on upgrading to latest cards. Thanks for nothing dell.
I'm downloading 3dmark and 3dmark 11 as I write this. I wish I would of went the clevo/sagar route in the first place when I bought my alienware 17. -
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Enjoy your machine and make sure to report back!
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So the last driver that allowed users to overclock was the 344.xx? I have the 344.75 and I have the 344.91 but I didn't install them as I just wanted to keep a copy of them just in case Nvidia pull them off the Internet.
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Yes. Avoid 347 and on until someone finds a mod in the driver. NVidia is lazy, they likely just disabled a flag somewhere for Maxwell mobile cards. May be a way to trick the driver into thinking it's a desktop card. I haven't explored anything yet, been having eye issues that seem to be clearing up so I'll have to run diff on the files and find out what they changed. There has to be a fix somewhere.
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I'm normally a big Nvidia fan but disabling overclocking was really a poor move.
Does anyone who has used HWInfo and RTSS know where the configuration for the OSD is saved? I want to back that config file up so I don't have to manually set it up upon OS reinstall. I've looked in the folder where RTSS is installed, programdata and user folders. I'm using HWInfo portable so there is only one INI file and the info isn't in there. -
I'm luvin it guys. I finally got one of my 120 steam games reinstalled. I only have 300kbytes download speed. Shadow of mordor. It's unreal the difference a game makes at 60 fps. My monitor only has 60hz but I'm 100% ok with that. My cpu and gpus are only running average 65c. Everything maxed out and I mean everything and gpus are only at 45% load and solid as a rock 60fps. I have vsync on. I am 100% sold on sli now. Never will I buy a single gpu system again. Waiting for farcry 4 to download. I'm half way threw the game before I switched laptops. Should be done in about 2 days lol. I was used to playing games at 20-25 fps on medium to high settings. What a freaking difference. At first I was sad to have to switch from alienware but now that I have I tell myself what was I thinking buying an alienware to begin with. Sager/clevo has so much more to offer for cheaper. What sucks is a lot of people don't even know about clevo/sagar.
For anyone reading this that is interested in buying a clevo/sagar I got mine at xotic pc. I had a good buying experience and my laptop is better than I expected it to be.
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Well if you feel up to it the LCD can be overclocked in your model so it is possible to go above 60hz.
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Go into the nvidia control panel and create a custom resolution in the resolution options, move in smaller steps until you see corruption, back off 10hz or so and run it for some time to see if any artifacts appear, if not you are good to go, if you do keep backing down until they stop.
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Thanks guys I will give it a try when I get a chance. Out of curiosity what are you guys running your moniters at or do you guys have 120hz monitors. To bad the 60hz monitor was the only option offered when I bought my laptop. I'm still stoked just to be able to run games at 60fps. That's already a huge upgrade from where I was to begin with.lol
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I have the 120hz myself. Finally have cards that can pass 100 FPS to utilize it.
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I need HDMI functionality. I hook my computer up to my TV often. I don't need overclocking right now so I'm going to not worry about it. But I'm not upgrading drivers.
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Sure thing... No hurry here... Also how will Linux help? Just wondering.. I don't mind giving it a shot but you know I need kind of a method..
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Linux has a tool called meld that is a graphical version of diff (compares two files) which can compare files between two different folders rather than one file at a time with diff. Then it shows you what was changed where and you sift through it looking for key changes.
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Ok, I will have a look into this.. I need to learn how to dual boot to do all this but I will try.. Definetly try on your end if you can when you get the time...
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Get a USB key with Linux mint and search for pen drive Linux and you don't have to worry about changing things on your system.
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
http://www.linuxmint.com/edition.php?id=172
You want to add persistent storage so it saves the files you need.
Open the terminal and type "sudo apt-get install meld" (no quotes) and have your folders ready to go. It's not a hard tool to use.
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Hmm... You might get away with 2GB but it's gonna be a tight fit. You can also burn the file to dvd and you just wouldn't be able to save any work.
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