Brian

Just for fun here's the compare between your Firestrike and one of my Titan X's OC'd: http://www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/6824038/fs/6521300 Ignoring the percentages and looking at raw fps, the mobile GPU comes off as really impressive. Have you compared these results to the new 980 notebook card?

Understood, no problem. BTW, just realized we had our limits too low for you guys so now you can upload > 1 MB files.

You just zip the file and then upload it. We normally do not allow external links but I'll let you keep this one.

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What do you plan to do with the noteboook? Game, productivity, editing? Is your criteria limited to only a notebook or a noteboook + desktop combination?

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Isn't that Microsoft's modus operandi? They develop a product with a lot of promise and then ruin it: Windows Phone, Windows 10, Xbox One.

Get an IR gun and point it at the VRM when you introduce voltage and see how hot they get. And I agree, Windows 10 drivers still need work compared to the proven Windows 7 ones. Since DX 12 isn't really relevant yet, there's no reason to move to Windows 10 which is riddled with privacy issues.

Well with the latest drivers the Fury X is nearly on par with a stock 980 Ti. For example if you look at this recent review done by Hexus, you can see the Fury X being within a margin of 1-5 fps away from a stock 980 Ti at a resolution like 1440p in games like GTA V but being ahead in Tomb Raider. However, what sets the 980 Ti so far apart from the Fury X is the overclocking potential, whether that's straight from the manufacturer or done to a stock 980 Ti by the customer. The Fury X can OC about 5-10% but the performance gain just isn't there and it gets pummeled by a factory overclocked 980 Ti. For example, 1440P: What's worse is that you can overclock a factory overclocked GPU like the Gigabyte to insane clocks at stock voltage which is just adding insult to injury: Overclocked results: While the Gigabyte costs a bit more than a Fury X, given the very sizable delta in performance, why go for a Fury X? That is the dilemma many gamers face and it is why the Fury X hasn't really made much inroad with consumers. Hopefully AMD's next generation Arctic Islands, which will be focusing on increasing performance/watt will have ample overclocking headroom and be able to match NVIDIA in this crucial metric.

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I was using the NV profile with my Titan X's when the game was released and was seeing 70-90% utilization on both GPUs. Might be DX9 but that didn't stop it from working though it wasn't optimal. This guy had similar results: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/894480/sli/fallout-4-sli/post/4722104/#4722104 I haven't tried the new NVIDIA driver though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAHCV-peYSs

Windows has built in remote desktop services as well. And like @alex.forencich mentioned Hamachi is a solid suggestion. You don't need to complicate it by going through VPNs and such.

You can enable SLI in fallout 4 by downloading nvinspector and using the bits from fallout new vegas for SLI.

The funny thing is that for several years that's what Alienware users did by purchasing Clevo cards. They had to mod the inf but otherwise it was pretty much plug and play.

Posts like the one highlighted below are what make up the heart and soul of Tech|Inferno. We've got crazy users like HotPantsHenry that take a perfectly good working MSI GT60-0NC notebook with an 880m GPU and decide to go balls out by strapping on a waterblock to it using electrical tape..that's right electrical tape! Check out the rest of his thread here: https://forum.techinferno.com/index.php?/forums/topic/8923-msi-880m-overclock-help/ Original Post Content: Here is an awful picture, but will give you an idea of what is going on. Cpu cooling is stock. Even with minor OC to the cpu, the temps stay pretty cool. View full article

When ya gonna write up a quick and dirty guide on what to look for when modding these things? Bet a lot of people are curious.

From the looks of it in that picture, it seems it can be removed and then pushed back in. What happens when you try that?

I think since it's a Clevo system then the person who could help you the best would be @Prema

@Khenglish Have you considered doing a PSU mod to get some more juice out of that system?

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Yeah witcher 3 should work fine if you turn up the gpu settings. Don't try Furmark, you have an old GPU and it can still kill it even with water cooling as it pegs it at 100% constantly and it doesn't look like your VRMs are cooled.

I think a good stress test would be a game like GTA V or even Rainbow 6 Vegas (if you have it). Given the age of the GPU, any of these new games should stress it enough to cause utilization to spike consistently. Those temps are pretty great, now you just need a way to miniaturize that water cooling setup

Haha wow, is that block taped on there? This should have some interesting results. What GPU is it using?