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Michael Waid

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I want to upgrade my cpu and GPU on this laptop so that I can squeeze all the speed that I can out of it.

My questions are.

What is the maximum cpu that can go in it? Im currently on the 2670qm and I believe it can go to the 2960XM but im not sure.

Im not sure what the max GPU I could go to is but I would like to go something ATI. What is the best card I could put in here and how would I modify its heatsink to fit?

I dont mind doing the work to modify:)

Also has anyone gone to 32 gb of ram yet in this laptop? I want to because the ram is cheap right now so why not.

I also need to download the modified bios for this but I dont have enough posts yet. I think I need just three more after this one.

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I want to upgrade my cpu and GPU on this laptop so that I can squeeze all the speed that I can out of it.

My questions are.

What is the maximum cpu that can go in it? Im currently on the 2670qm and I believe it can go to the 2960XM but im not sure.

Im not sure what the max GPU I could go to is but I would like to go something ATI. What is the best card I could put in here and how would I modify its heatsink to fit?

I dont mind doing the work to modify:)

Also has anyone gone to 32 gb of ram yet in this laptop? I want to because the ram is cheap right now so why not.

I also need to download the modified bios for this but I dont have enough posts yet. I think I need just three more after this one.

@Xonar should know but as for cpu you may be able to pull off 2920xm but if msi doesn't have an unlocked bios with oc options it may not be worth it.

MSI uses mxm 3.0b so technically you can put the latest card in as long as the heatsink fits and the system recognizes it.

Sent from my GT-N7000

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CPU: 2960XM is the best, 2860QM is probably the best bang-for-buck CPU.

GPU: AMD 7970M (non-enduro) with modified heatsink is the best GPU upgrade for your notebook.

RAM: No clue, only tried 16GB.

Note: If you don't already, get a 180W or better PSU. You can download any file on here because you are a premium member. If you have any issues, let @Brian know.

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@omega939, I have answered your question weeks ago here: http://forum.techinferno.com/msi/2511-msi-gt683-nvidia-675m-%3D-true.html#post36776

Yes, it should. 670M = 570M = Fermi high-end without Optimus. People have flashed their 570M to 670M for fun and it worked. I might depend on which vendor vBIOS you have to flash though (I think it's Dell that you want, but do your research first).

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