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can't you cut the connector from your current setup and solder it to the suggested power brick?
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Y580, Bluetooth not available in Windows 8?
prins_carnaval replied to untitled_753's topic in Lenovo
I had a strange bluetooth problem with my Y500 too. When upgraded to windows 8.1, the bluetooth didn't work after the laptop woke from sleep. Upgraded to win10 and the bluetooth works again. -
If you unlocked the bios and then got the problems, I don't think it's something at the hardware side. But you could try it of course.
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Lenovo Y400 / Y500 - unlocked BIOS / wlan whitelist mod
prins_carnaval replied to svl7's topic in Lenovo
Does anybody know if this bios unlock works also on Y500 models with a GT750m instead of a 650m? -
updating i3 processor to i7
prins_carnaval replied to phillip1762's topic in General Desktops Discussion
Also keep in mind that an i7 can use more power and your laptop might not be able to remove all that heat if it's built for the i3's power. To find this out, look at the TDP rating at the intel ark website. -
Did you do anything to the voltages and do you use the latest graphic drivers?
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From what i've read, the 7260 is a good card. I'm going to replace the wifi card in my y500 with a 7260 aswell, because I have some problems with it (high ping in games, dropping connections etc.)
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Awesome! How did you find out what connections go where? Must have been a hell of a job to find that out.
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Thank you for your information. I am interested in such an adapter and the way you made/designed this. Currently studying electrical engineering
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what do you want to unlock more if you already managed to OC and UV?
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I would go for one big loop with all the radiators you've got. I think it's a better idea to use all the cooling capacity for all your components. Especially 3 titan x's (if your sig is right) are going to produce way more heat than your cpu. From my experience with watercooling, it doesn't really mather in which way you set-up your components. The only thing that you have to bear in mind is to place the pump directly under the reservoir. To connect all those fans, personally I would go with a fan controller. You can use those fan splitter cables too, but first check the maximal current that you can draw from your motherboard's fan header.
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What do you want to do with your cpu? I got a 3570k @ 4,6ghz and it is still fast enough for me to play games. If you do lots of video editing or other cpu intesinve tasks it might be usefull.