Been here six years. Now I get to start one of these. Maybe next time I'll poach the top end model thread before Phoenix does.
Clevo spec pages:
P670RP6-G
P670RS-G
Here's a picture for good posterity:
Discuss! All you P67xRx-G owners out there! OPEN THE FLOODGATES!
Driver downloads:
Windows 7 (not found yet)
Windows 8.1 (not found yet)
Windows 10
Anything else? We'll figure that out later.
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Reserved this one honestly because I just want to. It feels good to reserve posts =D.
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hello D2 Ultima
just for you to know, P670 owners are already discussing everything about this model in this other thread
http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...sager-np8153-s-np8152-s-owners-lounge.795090/
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And no, I have not. IF I were to get a new laptop, it'd most definitely be a P870DM3. With the 120Hz screen. Mmm.
Fun fact, the 120Hz panel should be plug & play in these models here. May need a Prema mod to get Gsync working if you get a Gsync panel, but it should most certainly work. I want to see somebody actually do the mod. THEN I want to convince HIDevolution to offer it "unofficially" if people know where to askGeorgel likes this. -
clevo-extreme Company Representative
120hz Panel with Gsync is still not-officially.
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49dB at normal (gaming) load, according to NBC.com.
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first time turning on my new p670rp and it says windows couldnt load correctly, what can i do?
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Next year, maybe Christmas this year.
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Hi everyone,
Just upgraded just a few weeks ago to a new Clevo (ProStar) P670RS-G 17.3" with:
i7 6700HQ (2.6GHz)
8GB DDR4 2400 MHz RAM stock + additional 32GB DDR 2400 MHz RAM (40GB RAM total)
1TB SATA + 256GB OCZ RD400 (M.2 NVMe SSD)
GTX 1070
I do sit my laptop on a fan but since the main vents are on the back of the laptop, the fan probably only makes a minor difference. I might overclock eventually, but just seeing how others are doing with GPU temps if available, since mine seems to run ice cold, no higher than 65C when running DOOM maxed out. -
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Ok so I was running DOOM but my temps were "low," even at maxed settings I was barely pushing the GPU core and thus wanted to see if I could get it "hotter." Thus I downloaded 3DMark, which is a very processing-heavy, and got this:
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Heaven benchmark, AIDA extreme, prime95. You can compare with this: http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...-s-owners-lounge.795090/page-19#post-10325749
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OK will do this later. A quick mention, I did get for Fire Strike
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Very nice scores. Push it over 2100 see how she fares
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Thanks for that! Could you also try prime95 for the cpu if possible?
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Why does it say your max GPU clock is 608 Mhz?
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That looks pretty great honestly. Glad to see those temps holding. You must have a really good heatsink!
Are you using max fans or auto fans?
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GPU shows 608 Mhz in idle.
I did Fire Strike, Time Spy and 3DMark 2011 - 12531, 5027 and 15616 respectively (CPU and GPU stock). -
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Maybe not good, but GPU clocks shows correctly
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I am basically doing these on request, I have rarely done benchmarking so I was not ready to do anything fancy, I can run again with other monitoring software. I also have all the Clevo drivers/software installed, including the Control Center, so that is possibly impacting these if at all, I was also running these with Chrome open so I could know what benchmarks to run. Auto fans. Will mess around with more testing later.
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USE THE SAGER APPS AND DRIVERS, NOT CLEVO!
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So i recently got the p670rp6 SAGER, and started to play rome 2 total war, and CPU/GPU reaches 85-90 degrees... I bught form XOTIC PC ... i dont know this is normal but fans gets pretty loudy
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John@OBSIDIAN-PC Company Representative
Actually since Gsync is broken on latest NVIDIA drivers the fact that you install working G-SYNC drivers will lower your GPU temps in some games since it wont do more than 60 or 75 fps (depends on system).
Also a broken Control Center could cause fan profile problems, not commn though.
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So some P650 owners have an issue with the screen where alternating columns of pixels are not lit equally brightly creating "stripes" that are distracting, especially in blue and orange colors. Anyone with a P670 have the same issue? I am a little worried, since other issues with the laptop seem to be software-related and will eventually be fixed, while this may be hardware?
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
I would advise such owners to call their support numbers if they see screen banding.
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Guys do you know why my GPU cant reach 95+% GPU usage? , because playing Battlefield 4 on ultra i only reach 60% with an average of 65 FPS on ULTRA (i have an p670rp6 GTX 1060)
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Hi everyone, been years since I posted.
I wanted to take apart my P670RS-G and remove the stock ram from under the keyboard, so while i was in there, I figured I would grab a copy of the BIOS straight off of the BIOS chip. It's been a number of years since I tooled around with such things... Since my Alienware M18x.
I wrote a guide way back when on how to go about dumping a UEFI BIOS, modding registers, unhiding forms, decoding IFR, etc... it's actually posted here on this forum, if I recall
I would like to release my modified BIOS, however, I did read that it is frowned upon due to Prema's BIOS being the defacto release. I don't want to step on anyone's toes. But I was able to mod it easily enough, without fear of bricking my laptop due to having an EEPROM programmer I don't know who I'd have to talk to, to get permission to post it.
If anyone is interested in my BIOS dump, I can post it. Do note that if you were to flash it directly however, it would overwrite all your BIOS settings, including cpu oc, ram oc, hdd boot drive etc. with mine. Nothing that couldn't be cleared with a reset, though...steberg likes this. -
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