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@Klem Ok. Is their any possibility for tweaking the bios to disable the SLI completely and enable IGP while the ultrabay is still inserted for better battery timings?

@Klem What does your bios-mod offer comparatively to svl7's mod? Is their any possibility for tweaking the bios to disable the SLI completely and enable IGP while the ultrabay is still inserted for better battery timings?

Ok so I could run Valley at your clocks and voltages but not games. Especially Rise of the Tomb Raider. What voltages you run yer setup at while gaming and what games?

Sorry for my noobness.. What do you mean fused? Why testing without SLI?

How come your default voltage is 1.05 and 1.08? I used svl7's bios and vbios unlock and my voltages are 1.1V (750m SLI, 1058,1250). My Asic quality is 75.4 and 89.1 yet it crashes out on yer clocks and voltages

Did you replace both fans? Your temperatures are good but your GPU memory isn't loaded to its full? What is your ambient temperature, and temperatures while gaming? And what is your ASIC quality for both the cards? What drivers you using?

Enable SLi, goto NVI and dont set your desired voltage until the clock of both GPUs settle to idle state (135core,Memory 405) in the current tab. After that set voltage for GPU 1 then 2 and save voltage shortcuts for each gpu separately, so next time u want to undervolt just double click these shortcuts individually. Let me know how much does yer system undervolt for games. Regards!

@allstone I tried looking through the Embedded Controller with RW. I don't understand much of it so I didn't change values but I did notice one value changing when I switched on IdeaFan. Some pictures below:

Used CLU and people it does work! MX4 and AS5 are things of the past(e) loll

Funny Zalman's paste gets no mention anywhere...

Nice thread..has anyone here used Coolaboratory Liquid Ultra in their notebooks for both CPU & GPU applications? I have a lenovo Y510P with SLi and I'd like to know how CLU does with regards to temps and longevity? I hear its good only for an year or so and in systems with adequate mounting pressure from the HS. Also people claim it solidifies under constant high temperature and dries up when the system moves.

Hello everyone! This is Ali from Pakistan. My laptop overheats when gaming and I know the factory paste job on the CPU and GPU is horrible. I was looking for a good paste but seems there are conflicting opinions and results among the top brands being used. I read about Coolaboratory's Ultra liquid metal and its hazards , some suggest ICD 7 but then its abrasive, others are hard to remove etc. So its all a little confusing picking the best one. I had some AC MX-3 left over which I used for repasting the Ulrabay but it doesn't work as well as I thought. Due to nonavailability I have to decide between AS5, Ceramique 2, Alumina, MX-4 and CLU. I wanted to buy a paste that could be used on both the CPU and GPU and has a longer lifespan since I'm not comfortable changing the TIM every 5-6 months. I was leaning towards CLU because of its tremendous heat transfer, but some say it dries within 12-18 months and welds the heatsink to the die, plus its expensive. So kindly suggest among the pastes mentioned and your experiences with it. Lenovo Y510p i7 4700MQ 755m SLI

Hey good to know you solved your issue. Please post a step-by-step here, some people could use yer expertise and knowledge. - - - Updated - - - Hey good to know you solved your issue. Please post a step-by-step here, some people could use yer expertise and knowledge.

A guide would be great. Good luck with your endeavors!

Thank you for the details and I don't mind the long read, infact you should add some pictures to tell us more. Secondly, If I understood this correctly, the eGPU only requires the PCIe slot? Is it possible then to connect any normal laptop with an eGPU? Lastly, did you have the SLi setup?