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The 'Kepler' GPUs from Nvidia perform really well, even at increased clocks speeds they stay quite cool - a perfect behavior when it comes to overclocking and improving the performance. Unfortunately the mobile GPUs suffer from an artificial +135MHz core overclocking limit, so you can't go higher by using tools like Nvidia Inspector and similar. The modified VBIOS files listed here have this limit unlocked, some have increased stock clocks or tweaked voltages. Instructions: I recommend flashing under DOS using nvflash Donation link In case you want to buy me a beer Thanks and cheers!1 point -
Thanks again @batyanko Today, I can confirm that the 2570p's that I saw were all socketed. I used HP PartSurfer to view all the components of a specific 2570p device. Using the serial number of the laptop and the country it originally came with, I was provided with a tabular list of all the laptop's components along with their part numbers. These part numbers can be googled and can be used as a reference when ordering part replacement from HP. Anyway, using the HP PartSurfer, I confirm that the laptop has a socketed CPU (system board part number 685404-001) and it also list that the board is fitted with an i5 3320M cpu which also answers my question of wether the 3320m was soldered or not. The 3320M (681952-001 part number) can be ordered and therefore, can be removed and be replaced by a new one so it is not soldered. Another thing, it also has Broadcom Model: BCM943228HM4L which is compatible with El Capitan if ever I decide to make a hackintosh out of it. Neat! I'll purchase an Elitebook tomorrow.1 point