Maybe they didn't use your charger. I'd assume they would have several setup that they could use when assembling/testing the systems rather than bothering with opening every single one. But I might be wrong. Have you tried a different 3-prong cable from the wall to the charger?
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I tried different outlet if that's what u meant, but I haven't gotten a chance to try it in another room since uh I'm renting apartment. It's quite complicated. One of the outlets I tried even had Xbox one and TV plugged in before, but it doesn't work when I plug my charger in.
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So just a cheeky thought as the 770zm/zm-g is retired to be replaced by the newest model. Does that make this one the Adam West?
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Since Xotic PC isn't calling back, I decided to all Sager for help. The technician gave me an answer that's the only reasonable explanation. My 330W adapter requires 16.9A where as my room only has 15 according to the circuit breaker. I asked if getting 230w would solve the problem, he said it should. I'm just posting here to see what u guys think?
Despite all that, I still had a problem, I plugged it in in another room that's not 15A but the circuit breaker turned off the power in my room..... not the one i plugged it in....Last edited: Sep 15, 2015 -
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If the charger immediately causes the breaker to go off when you first plug it in without it plugged into the computer then it is faulty.i_pk_pjers_i likes this. -
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That's the output current, not the input current.
If the brick took in 15 amps at 110v you would be looking at 1600 watts of power draw and the brick would promptly turn into molten slag.
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Tsubalachi, I'll follow up with our service team and have them reach out to you. I'm sure they would soon anyways, but I'll bring it up with them. And if you need any help, feel free to PM or email me.
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Is there a bathroom with a GFCI in it? That circuit should be 20A. Test there. See if the GFCI trips too.Tsubalachi likes this. -
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I just did it in one of my bathrooms, and it has GFI label on it, and it worked without tripping my circuit breaker. I'm really confused now.Last edited: Sep 16, 2015 -
Check my comment a page back...both rooms (and maybe more) are on the same fuse/meter which is probably already at its limits as it is...
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Yes, overloaded and far too trigger-happy. There should be a little lag before the breaker is tripping. That applies to all transformer-based appliances, even tiny 5V chargers for phones and alike. It's just that the 330W adapter has much, much larger capacitors, so the peak current is both higher and lasts longer. You will not see this happening on a Kill-a-Watt or equivalent as the peak is too short for it to pick up (let alone display):
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If that's the case I already removed both TVs and Xbox just for this laptop, yet it still happens. This is really unusual, could be my fuse being overly sensitive to this specific model? I should really go for a 230W adapter if that's the case. At least the Inrush wouldn't be as high? Maybe? Since I don't think it's overloaded, the only explanation is that it's too "trigger-happy" as u said.
This circuit breaker was able to run 2 laptops, 2 phone chargers, 1 xbox one, 1 ps4, and 2 TVs at the sometime without a sweat. Now i have removed them all but it still happens. At least now I can pinpoint the causation! Thank you guys!
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First, you should find out how many things are on that breaker. Something like this circuit tester should help.
http://www.amazon.com/GE-3-Wire-Receptacle-Tester-50542/dp/B002LZTKIA/ref=zg_bs_14244461_4
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My CLU is getting here Friday so I figured now would be a good time to cut the bottom cover, it still needs some cleanup but it is at least functional. There's a noticeable increase in airflow without the grating.
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Got in my 770zm-g, getting all my work stuff setup and whatnot. Anyone have a suggestion on a good inexpensive (something under $100) US, Canada or European made messenger bag for a laptop this size. One I got a few years back is just a little to narrow in width for this model.
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Today i buyed the 330W PSU.
Wow is that a "fat lady"
Now it´s time for new benching.
CPU @4,5Ghz and GPU + 300Mhz clock and +480Mhz Memory @ +87,5mv
Firestrike 10 771 haha 771 like my P771ZM
CPU @ 4,7ghz
Firestrike 10783 only 12points more!
GPU reach 46C (cold as ice)
But more with GPU + 300Mhz clock and +480Mhz Memory is not working even with + 100mv (GPU ASIC 69,7).
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NICE!
Did you try with lower vRAM (something like 400Mhz) and then raise the core and voltage?
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Yes first i leave memory clock @ stock and raise core and voltage.
With 300Mhz @ +87,5mv it´s the end. 310Mhz it becomes screen flicker and other errors even with +100mv.
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IRC max should be about +0.138v, which gives you 1.2v (which btw is about stock voltage for a GM204 in a desktop).
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3 points for hit 11K
Firestrike 10997 points
These are the max settings with my 980m.
CPU @4,8Ghz and GPU + 355Mhz clock and +470Mhz Memory @ +137,5mv
Lol GPU with 48C degree.
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yes i beat your SLI machine but change your GPU´s to 970/980, and you are the King
The Maxwell Cards are very good and Nvidia have done a good work with it like Power and Temps.
I hope Pascal is the next big jump and fit in our Power Book
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Yes i break the 11K now in Firestrike
CPU @ 4,7Ghz
GPU @ 1486Mhz Core clock (+360Mhz) and 2965Mhz Memory Clock (+460Mhz) and Voltage +137,5mv
Firestrike 11006
It´s strange because yesterday i tried with
CPU @ 4,8Ghz
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Run 3D Mark 2 times and you'll always get differing results. Thats normal.
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Now install W7 and repeat, it'll brake the 13K GPU score easily by using the same clocks...
EDIT: READ it AGAIN guys I am NOT talking about the total score, which btw is highly CPU dependant >>> He already has 12.9K GPU score...Last edited: Sep 19, 2015i_pk_pjers_i, TomJGX, hmscott and 2 others like this. -
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I know Win 8.1 boosts the physics performance, but I didn't know it killed GPU performance in firestrike.
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I'm wrapping up with my delid now, got a lot of nice clips and I'll be putting together a short video for everyone soon. I gotta say the vice only method is awesome, took me about 5 seconds to get the lid loose enough to pull off. I'll post some temps when I get it reinstalled.
edit: She boots up! Idle temps are good, I don't have my charger with me but I will be running Prime tonight.Last edited: Sep 19, 2015Bullrun, TomJGX, ajc9988 and 1 other person like this. -
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Just got done with 30 mins of GTA 5. Average CPU 72C max 88C running full turbo 4.2GHz+ on all cores the whole time. Before the delid it would thermal throttle pretty quickly maybe 10 mins. Max GPU temp was [email protected] 1325/1400.
Prime95 blend on all 8 cores still causes a thermal throttle after about 10 mins but it will run close (~4Ghz) instead of dropping lower. Large FTTs took about 5 minutes to thermal throttle instead of a couple like before.
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