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Lenovo y500 ultrabay gt 750m with a gt 650m possible?


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Somebody has already tried, when you put a 650m ultrabay card into a 750m Y500, the laptop won't startup, saying "you are not using an authorized graphics card, please remove it", or something like that. This is exactly the same behavior as when you plug in a different WLAN card. So there is a white list for graphics cards as well.

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The GPUs are basically the same, with the differences being clock speed and the extra bit of voltage that is run through the gt750m to run at said clock speed. slv7 said he would do a vmod for the gt650m Y500s when he gets the chance, so it is only a matter of time until with some tweaking we'll have the same performance as the newer y500s.

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The GPUs are basically the same, with the differences being clock speed and the extra bit of voltage that is run through the gt750m to run at said clock speed. slv7 said he would do a vmod for the gt650m Y500s when he gets the chance, so it is only a matter of time until with some tweaking we'll have the same performance as the newer y500s.

I'm not so sure about that. AnandTech received a pre-release chip shot of the GT 750M and it was using a GK106 GPU core. They said GK208 and GK107 were also possibilities. Since some people have already received their refreshed Y400/Y500 I'm gonna ask them exactly which core is being used.

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I think it might not work since already experience combining difference Nvidia GPU but same series,but it failed lol,but this one it got same Core if Im not mistaken o.o

Nvidia is finicky about combining different model GPU's unlike AMD. I have a hard time believing it would work.

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