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I'm thinking of adding some unplugable water cooling pipes on to my P150EM's GPU cooler and then connect them to some suitable water cooler so that whenever I go home, I can simply take off the panel and plug my GPU cooler into water cooling and squeeze the most out of my little GPU. I just don't want to spend another 1500$ for a desktop. So how much at most can this customizing water cooler thing cost? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

I've finally bought a screw driver that fits the screws in the P150EM and opened it up. I checked for the bending problem but I think my coolers are all ok, and my CPU cooler is copper so now I should try out the vBIOS or BIOS way?

I just bought this awesome machine days ago and flashed it with a VBIOS that allowed me to OC to about 1100MHz/2400MHz with my GTX675MX. However, now the cooling is some how insufficient. Is there any way like modifying the BIOS or the VBIOS so that I can control the GPU fan manually?

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Or is there any more efficient heatsink in the market suitable for my P150EM

I'm using a Clevo P150EM with GTX 675MX how can I control the graph card cooling fan manually? Can it be achieved by modifying the vBios?

Why can't I download any of the vBIOSes

One vote for the anti-glare.

So, with the bandwidth provided by an i7 3630qm on HM77 with thunderbolt, a GTX680 or HD7970 can reach its full potential?

I would say the LED logo on the Alienware is way better than the bare x7200

One brief question. What's the difference between a 16f3 and a 11A7 GTX 675MX besides the size of their V-memory

So, do we have to upgrade our 180W adapters for overclocking?