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  1. if its just 5 bucks difference go for the 1866 sticks :) u wont really feel any difference compared to 1600 but with this lil difference it cant hurt right? ;) dont worry about the cpu, itll be able to handle 1866 just fine :)

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  2. u understood me wrong concerning the 2.5" drives. i was actually talking about 2.5" SSDs, not mechanical drives. also pointing to 4KB write/read speeds (important for everyday system speed) not 4K display ;)

    but yeah, if u already have a mechanical 750GB drive that ud like to use then of course thats an important factor for using M.2 drives.

  3. just keep in mind that raid 0 has a higher risk of data loss when compared to using one single drive.

    there definitely are several mainboard revisions since cpu and gpu are both soldered in, so in order to account for all possible hardware combos there will be different mobo revisions ;)

    concerning the m.2 slots: one of them is a combo sata/pcie slot, the other one exxlusively sata. m.2 ssds have either two gaps (sata only) or one gap (more pins, thus sata/pcie) in their connectors, thus the machine automatically detects which kind of m.2 ssd is plugged in.

    what id also like to know though, is if i could still use the pcie ssd in combination with a second, separate (i.e. non-raid) m.2 ssd in sata more or is it really fact that one u install the pcie ssd the second slot is deactivated?

    edit: btw, why not go for 2 2.5" drives instead? afaik those are still way faster than pretty much all m.2 drives, especially when it comes to 4K speeds

  4. oced the internal screen of my p150hm from 60 to 90hz just fine for like 2-3 years using cru. i could go up to 93-95 hz before getting any artifacts, but kept it at 90hz just for the sake of having a nice even figure :)

    @sofacylel: btw, thx for the headsup on svp, will check it out!

    ps: no surprise there@no noticeable difference going upwards of 90hz, since the human eye cant really process more than 100-120 hz. sure there are always more sensible people around who even see differences upwards of that, but at 200hz+ (the latest!) it just gets superfluous, if u ask me...

  5. gee, the users are keeping u pretty busy here prema :D i think its time i take a looksy looksy around here, since NBR seems awfully quiet these days...

    ill surely be back in this thread soon for a potential P6xxSx bios mod :D

    keep up the good work buddy and dont let urself be stressed too much ;)

  6. Prema, I just received my P150SM. It seems to have memory cap at 1600. My HyperX 2133 will only work at 1600. And CPU fan get stuck, keeps on running even though the cpu is in high 30 or lows 40C, only way to unstuck it is to run Fn+1 for a brief moment and it stops. Running Bios 06 end EC 04 from MySN.de site. Hope you can do some magic in this bios as well.

    hey buddy, good to see u here as well on TI ;)

    have u tried the sticks at 1866 mhz via xtu first? could be that 2133 at the comparably tight timings of the kingston sticks are just too much for the integrated memory controller in the cpu to handle...

    Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

  7. i for one am using my laptop at work every day and ive yet had to encounter a situation where it was SO quiet that u would even notice the fans at all during idle. i mean, seriously, when is it ever so quiet in an office that one could hear a needle drop on the floor? cuz thats exactly what it would take to hear the fans at idle... imho its all about perspective. just dont make the mistake to actively listen and concentrate on the fans! who does that, anyways? i for one have way better things to do at work than that ;)

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  8. running the dell vbios on my HM here without any issues :) just dont know if it may interfere with the switchable graphics on ur EM machine...

    u could go straight to the source and ask svl7 politely for a modded EM vbios ;) would also surely help ur cause if u dropped some beer money on his paypal account since he is a pretty busy fellow! :)

    Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

  9. always depends on ur perspective: if uve got nothing else to do than actively listening to any potential fan noise then sure clevos have huuuge issues with fan noise. if, on the other hand, ure actually DOING smth on ur machine like working, gaming, watching movies then no, u wont notice the fans ;)

    Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

  10. always consider that ure just able to measure the power draw at the socket. since most laptop psu's are rated at 85-90% efficiency, ull have to subtract 10-15% from the measured load to get the actual power draw of ur system :)

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  11. Hello,could you help me with it?I installed a 7970m on my w860cu and I flashed the vbios for P1*0HM in NBR.Then there came the problem,after reboot the screen is balck and I need to reboot a lot of times to get it normal.But after reboot it again,it is black again.I don't know how it happens,maybe the vbios is not good for w860cu?Pls help me if u have good vbios.Thanks a lot!

    in case u havent already solved ur issue: definitely check the proper heatsink installation and thermal pad placement. the modded vbios posted on nbr has already been shown to work just fine on w8x0cu machines :)

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  12. it kinda depends on the source actually... if u buy older gen gpus from official (commercial) shops / sellers, theyre mostly more expensive due to scarcity. on the other hand, buying from private sellers like on ebay will get u way lower prices than what they cost when they came out :)

  13. hm, were u thinking about replacing the stock fans or adding additional ones? the latter ive already seen, albeit in a "ghetto" fashion in that the modder used heat conducting glue to fix the additional low profile fans onto the gpu and cpu heatsinks :)

  14. hm, good to know that there are restrictions to modding a 300W+ psu for the P150HM. but then again, would it be really necessary to use one of those when (in theory, at least) the 780M could be made compatible with the HM/EM series? i reckon the dell 240w psu can still provide sufficient power for "regular" gpu+xm cpu overclocks....at least thats what im hoping :P

  15. so glad you were able to get the necessary donations together prema :) and also regret that i wasnt able to take part in it! im soooo totally broke atm, its not even funny anymore :P still keeping an eye out on future developments :)

    btw, how did u get ur hands on such a comparably "cheap" 780M? at 500€ thats pretty much a steal! :)

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