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  1. After already buying one non-CLEVO 770m, I'm reluctant to buy another just incase it isn't compatible.

    I was looking at this and thinking it looked like the one, however the description says that the picture is just representative.

    The only other one is this one, which has bugger-all item description, so who knows.

    Perhaps I'm just better off getting a 670M and not risking another incompatible card from a not especially return-friendly marketplace. What do you guys think?

    I bought one from mokkin and it works flawless. Another option is buying a 7970m, you should be able to get one at around the same price as a gtx 770m. But you'll need to either modify a heatsink or buy one from a gx60.

  2. Hi all,

    First time on these forums, and for a very selfish purpose!

    I have a MSI Force 1761 whitebook. The 570m card died after 18 months of faithful service. :(

    I've been reading that it's not as simple as just choosing another graphics card which looks like it will fit... I was hoping you could save a GPU noob a lot of time by listing which graphics cards aside from the 570m would be compatible. My processor is a i7-2670QM at 2.2-3.1GHz.

    <3

    gtx 580m, gtx 660m gtx 670m, gtx 675m, HD7970M, gtx 770m(CLEVO) I might have missed something.

  3. Thaks for your help. Unfortunately did not worked. It restarted the laptop but after that I got the same error 26 code. So it seems I need to desolder the chip. Wich chip I need to desolder. Could you show me on the pictures.

    When do you get the error code? The chip is on this side of the motherboard so there's quite some disassembly to do

    post-6549-14494996871171_thumb.jpg

    Your firmware should already have the right bits set so there will be no difference except for read and write access which allows firmware flashing/dumping.

    With this version of xtu bclk slider should work http://www.fildirekt.se/dl/1388927997.rar

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  4. I know it, but I just didn't be sure if MSI didnt lock motherboard for other CPUs.

    For example.

    If you buy GE70-0ND you MUST have i5+gtx660m, and if you want to change CPU have to have mb from i7 and CPU's from other MSI's laptop.

    I want to buy i7 from Acer's laptop.

    The CPUs are all the same as far as I know except for engineering samples and qualifications samples, it doesn't matter if it's pulled from a different laptop. And the motherboard should be the same on the i5 and i7 versions.

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  5. So laptop's CPU's are as PC's CPU's?

    Thanks. :)

    No, if you have a sandy bridge system (6 series chipset) you can't use a ivy bridge CPU (7 series chipset) and if you have a ivy bridge system you can't use a haswell CPU (8 series chipset).

    This doesn't usually apply to desktop motherboards as the manufacturers usually release firmware and BIOS updates to support newer generation CPUs.

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  6. Well, finally I installed my 580m, of course I finish at 4 am so I am very tired, but I have a quick question as I'm going to sleep in a few minutes and was hoping someone could just answer this real quick for me... It doesn't seem as if my computer is recognizing the fact it has a 580m now, in device manager it isn't even listed. I'm doing a clean install real quick of the drivers, or at least I think I am doing a "clean" install.. and hopefully this will work, but I'm under the assumption that I need to use an unlocked bios??? If someone could chime in and help that be much appreciated, also I wanted to thank you guys again as I would have never been able to do this without this forum

    I think you need a modded .inf in order to install the drivers.

    nvdmn.zip

    Extract the drivers you want with winrar - open display.driver folder - extract the archive I uploaded and place the file named nvdmn in display.driver folder - click back and run setup.

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  7. My Sager finally arrived. So far, so good. The only problem I'm having is with the backlighting on the keyboard. At the moment, I'm unable to change the colors, or to turn it off. Hotkey force-closes at each boot, so it may be related, but I can still launch the backlight app with the fn button combination. The Fn combination to turn the backlight off does nothing, and the colors can't seem to be altered in the control app. Any thoughts?

    Also, is there a way to disable the osd for the Realtek drivers, without disabling the program? Alternately, is it worth keeping the program running?

    Thanks in advance for your assistance.

    Have you tried with reinstalling or installing an older version of the hotkey driver?

  8. You'll need thermal pads on all the things touching the heatsink.

    The thickness of the thermal pads is rather important, too thick and there will be loss in cooling performance plus the heatsink might get bad contact with the die. Too thin and the heatsink might not make good contact with the vrams etc.

    Measure your current thermal pads and get ones at the same size, my guess is 1mm would work nice.

    You should buy high performance pads like phobyas with 7w/mk.

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  9. Will I see any increase in performance for cpu intense games?

    Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

    I don't know what your current CPU is but I guess it's a 3630QM, if so you will get a nice performance increase.

  10. I was just wondering (I searched the forums and found nothing about it) if it were possible to put a newer cpu in the motherboard? I read that it was socketed in so I am curious to whether or not you could replace it with say a 4900?

    Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

    No you can't use a haswell CPU in a ivy bridge system.

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