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On 15.3.2017 at 8:03 AM, /titanium said:

Hasswell is great one

Skylake is better.

On 11.1.2014 at 8:18 PM, cresterk said:

8. Now click load profile and load whatever profile you want ( I prefer default) and change the values of temperature or fan speed to whatever you want. Do NOT put fan speed below 20% or above 80%. Especially NOT 100% or your pc will shut down.

The fan level depends on the model. For the GE60 it should be between 40% and 90% (turbo cooling). 

Well, I would buy a new laptop. IMHO the upgrades of CPU and GPU weren't worth it. If you sell all of them you could buy a used laptop at Ebay.

The K4100M is a really nice card but has the double power consumption compared to 5870M (100W vs. 50W):

https://www.notebookcheck.net/nvidia-quadro-k4100m.98852.0.html

https://www.notebookcheck.net/ATI-Mobility-Radeon-HD-5870.23073.0.html

The 920XM has 55W TDP, the 720QM only 45W TDP.

100W + 55W TDP in a 15" Notebook?  The K4100M is made for 17".

Remember not only the temperature of the CPU and GPU core is important. Also the temperature of surrounding components like VRAM, capacitors and so on is very important and you can't watch with sensors. Maybe one of those components is gone...

On 4.5.2016 at 9:56 AM, diegomelch said:

Never get an IPS monitor for gaming. They're not supposed to be used this way. Gaming need responsiveness and IPS are relatively slow in comparison with TN panels.

That depends on the games you're playing. For fast shooters a TN would be better, but in all other cases a good IPS is very fine for games.

An i7 will take more power than a i3, so the cooling system must be very good.

Not all CPUs can be replaced because they are soldered.

It must be the same generation of the CPU and of course the same socket.

If the same laptop model is also sold with an i7 the chances are good. But keep the points above in mind.

And is it possible to undervolt the GPU or are just OC features unlocked.

On 24.10.2013 at 7:28 PM, ciwei100000 said:

If flashing the unlocked win7 bios, you will find the "uefi boot" option in the "BOOT" tab. Alter its value into "auto" or "enable" and then enjoy the uefi booting.

I know this thread is quite old, but it seems that the GE60 doesn't support UEFI booting for Windows 7. It hangs at the installation even with SP1.

If somebody got the UEFO boot option working in Windows 7 I would be glad to hear.

Is it also possible to undervolt the Geforce card?

If I flash this BIOS, can i revert to stock BIOS? Will the Windows 8 key deleted?

Hi, I've got a GE60 0NC and would like to undervolt my CPU. Would it be possible with an unlocked BIOS?

If I flash the unlocked BIOS, would it be possible to go back to the original MSI BIOS? Will the UEFI-Serial for Windows 8 be saved or would I need a new license? Are there any disadvantages When I would flash it?

I made a Backup with the Backup tool. It seems that the tool recognized my OS as a x86 OS and not as as a x64 OS. Anyway I saw something like that.