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Hi I was wondering of anyone knew how to improve the performance of Matlab on my laptop. Im new to the site and have a 4th gen i7 on my lenovo 510p. When I run my code, Matlab seems to only use 20 percent of my cpu. Does anyone know if this is due to hyperthreaing or if its due to a restriction on Matlab itself?

I am using Matlab for my research for a year now.. I do agree that Matlab is not the best when it comes to High speed computing. But certain performance can be improved atleast a bit , it depends on what you are trying to do. Let me know.. And I'll try to help..

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Thank you Very much for this.. I was wondering on how to change backlit colours on Linux (Scientific Linux)

Hi

I found this forum, while searching for custom BIOS and VBIOS. But after visiting this forum, I've found lot more than that. It seems this is place for all Techno related stuffs. I would consider my self an intermediate in things elated technology. I would like to help people with what I know and also learn a lot from here..

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Hello everybody,

I searched the forum but I didn't find a specific thread for this topic. Since it's an important element of the OC process I think it's worth a dedicated thread.

I changed the thermal paste of my notebook some time ago and I used the Arctic Silver 5, which in my researches seemed to be a good compromise between quality and price. In my case the thermal performance didn't change so much with respect to the stock paste.

I wanted to know if there is something better, expecially in terms of OC possibilities.

Do you know and use a better paste?

Hi

Another good cooling paste is IC diamond, but I would never say if this or that is better. This is a contentious topic, it all depends on your personal preference and understanding.

You can find infor about that in your bios, JUst at the start, as soon as you enter your bios , you will find it and I am pretty much sure, it 16F3

I just got to know that one can upgrade their GPU'S, from reading this post. Thank you.

I have a GT60 0NC.