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Jason335i

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  1. I've got a Y410P with a single GT750M, and I'm using nVidia Inspector mostly to undervolt to keep temps reasonable (-75mV). I've also tried a +100mHZ on the core, and +100 on RAM. It was stable as a rock, but now all of a sudden the GPU won't clock higher than 405mHZ. If I revert back to stock clocks and voltage it makes no difference. Updating my nVidia driver helped for a few minutes of gaming, but now it's right back to 405mHZ. GPU temps maxxed at 76* while playing. What gives?

    Edit: Played around a bit more. I loosened up voltages and clocks and rebooted. I played a few minuted of Planetary Annihilation, and it seemed alright.

  2. I have GTX880m Sli and I recently loaded SVL7/JohnKSS's vbios and have found by recommendation that EVGA precision X works great for setting the power target, temp limit, turbo clocks offset and the voltage. If it doesnt let you drop as low as you want with a custom vbios and that software then modding the bios further may be needed to achieve the voltage you may need.

    I don't see anyway to reduce voltage using that utility. I'd like to get closer to the GT650m's 1.0 voltage to reduce temps a bit under load.

  3. I am curious on how you resolved this since I am getting the same error. I tried searching the forums but I didn't find a resolution.
    This is the answer I got from SVL7 "Open the fparts.txt file and go to the line that starts with EN25QH32 and change the entry that says 0x60 to 0xc7, save it and try again, should work." Yours might possibly be different.
  4. Just download MSI Afterburner and you will be able to overclock your gpu a bit. Intel extreme tuning utility if you want to overclock your cpu as well.

    I should have said I'm interested in undervolting the GT750M. I've already got the CPU undervolted with XTU, and I'm running SVL7's 3.05 molded bios.

  5. I had purchased a TP Link Archer C7 v2, which ended up being a waste of time. The router frequently disconnected from WAN. Exchanged that for a Netgear R6300 v2 that I'm so far super happy with. I'm still not able to backup my Bios so I can remove the whitelist to install my AC7260.

  6. Trying other things... I installed the intel chipset drivers from the Lenovo support page and reflashed the stock V3.05 bios. I also enabeled backflash. I still get that damned 104 error. The only anti virus I run is Windows Defender, and I've tried disabling that.

  7. I'm trying to flash svl7's latest Y410P bios to my machine. All I really need is the white list so I can install my Centrino AC7260 card. Anything extra is just a bonus.

    I've downloaded and flashed the stock Lenovo 3.05 bios, downloaded FPTW64, and run it from an Admin command prompt. It returns "Error 104: The 2 SPI flash devices do not have compatible command sets."

    I've since flashed to the stock Lenovo 2.07 bios and tried to make a backup of that. I get the exact same error. I've attached a sccreengrab of the error.

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  8. I've tried flashing the stock 2.07 bios to see if I can back that up, but I'm getting the same 104 error as when I tried to back up the 3.05. I've got a shiny new Intel AC7260 and AC1750 router that I'm not able to use

    - - - Updated - - -

    i still dont understand: 1) - Create a backup of your own BIOS (now v3.05) by using this tool.

    Extract the files and run the included .bat file from an admin command prompt.

    can anybody clarify to me?

    extract (unzip) the files from the link, press Alt-F-M-A (opens an Admin command prompt in your current open directory). Type backup.bat and press enter.

    Let me know if it works, I get a 104 error.

  9. I use Intel's eXtreme Tuning Utility (XTU) on my Y410p. Not much is grayed out, but all it can basically do is reduce your turbo speeds (allows you to set multiplier per core during turbo boost), and reduce CPU voltages. Since you're not using an extreme or K series chip you can't increase voltages or overclock. I've reduced my vCore by 80mV, vCache by 80mV, and IGP by 80mV. I also reduced max turbo under 3 and 4 core loads to 30x. That seemed to keep temps low enough to keep my 4700MQ from throttling.

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