Please can somebody tell me about temps mine is getting so hot and i dont know if is normal or not... full performance 85-95c. I need to know if i must change it or not.
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CMerlin,
Do you have it sitting on a hard surface when you play?
What is the temp in your house/apt?
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 I work on cristal table, temp of the house is about 15-20c. Im using coolerpad but doesnt help. I gonna call now to return it.
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 Definitely not normal. My temperature while gaming the gpu stays around 65-70 and CPU around 69-72
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 So your house stays 59F to 68F? You must live in an igloo. I thought I kept mine cold at 70.
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 I know its cold. Sometimes is about 25c but not to mutch. I just did the label to return it. Maybe i get the same model but whit 8gb ram and 1 gpu.
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 I updated the trackpad driver to the Synaptics one (which has more settings than the standard Lenovo driver) and mine works perfectly smooth and I love it!
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 So has no one been able to extract the key from the bios? I purchased Win8.1 with this machine. I should be able to find and keep my key somewhere in case this machine dies or something.
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You can find the key in the bios.
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Main issue I am having right now is the ultrabay temps. I repasted as soon as I got it yesterday. Playing BF4 it is going to 97C and then it crashes the game.
The CPU and main GPU are running perfectly fine at 80C. I have a very nice cooling pad and used the best paste on the market, the IC Diamond. - 
 
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That should not be normal. I think in another thread you said it had really high idle temps as well. I'm guessing there is poor contact between the heatsink and GPU so for now, try adding more thermal compound than you would normally. Then contact lenovo and see if they can replace it for you. - 
 
Yea, I am thinking of calling them and telling them to send me a new ultrabay gpu.
I ran BF4, for an hour just a minute ago with single GPU and temps are great on the cpu and gpu. Just the ultrabay is terribly hot. I did add more paste than normal when I did it and it still didn't help. I mean, I could open it back up and add more, but I don't think it would help it any. - 
 
 
You still did not let us know how hot your CPU runs with ThrottleStop.
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 Opti,
I am not familiar with throttle stop, so explain to me why it would help? Or is it just a stressing tool so you can check the temp?
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ThrottleStop is a tool to remove the CPU performance throttling that laptop manufacturers often set. In the case of the Y510p, Turbo Boost is disengaged as soon as more than one core is loaded. This drops clock speed from what should be 3.2-3.4 GHz down to 2.4 GHz and lowers voltage, reducing performance and also reducing heat drastically. Without ThrottleStop, your CPU isn't working at its rated speed, and it's also not running as hot as it could be.
Here are the ThrottleStop settings I use so that Turbo Boost works correctly. Make sure you click "Turn On" in the bottom-right corner.
     
You can read in-depth about ThrottleStop here, this is the thread visited by the author himself: http://forum.notebookreview.com/har...arket-upgrades/531329-throttlestop-guide.html
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Ok,
I don't have a turbo option, it is 34T. - 
 
 Same thing. Just check "Set Multiplier" and raise it as high as it goes.
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Hey,
I am having really bad issues with my keyboard / track pad. When I type, even when I make sure to hit only the keys I intend to, my cursor will decide to start typing elsewhere on the screen or move the page entirely.
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anybody running ArmA 3 on their y510p? How is it running?
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Laptopnoob, try updating the drivers off of Lenovo's site. I did that earlier and it helped a ton. It is very easy to hit the trackpad as you are typing, so I know exactly what you mean.
CliffB, it will run Arma 3 with 0 issues at all. There is a Youtube video of someone running Arma 3 with the 750 single version. I ran BF4 earlier with just one 755, sli disabled and it ran smooth as butter.cliffB likes this. - 
 
 i thought it would.
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Anytime friend
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Ok, I am wondering if anyone has tried swapping in the 3k IPS panel from the t540p into the y510p. I suspect it would be fine. the part number is FRU 04X4064. :/ I don't have alot of extra cash and can't gamble on an attempt. Anyone have any idea? Running at 2880x1620 would be pretty nice and sli'd 755m's should be enough horsepower for basic gaming (can always run a scaled resolution at 1440x810 in more demanding titles).
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Edit: wasn't dupe after all
     
So, setting 34T in Throttlestop is overclocking, since 4700MQ default is 32@ 4core load.
And turbo throttling has nothing to do with how many cores loaded. When gpu reaches 65C, EC turns off turbo.
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 Overview:
Y410p Removable Graphics GT750M4P is a proprietary product for IdeaPad Y410p which the highest GPU performance should be about 1.5 times than a single GPU, which users can much enjoy games.
Is it for 410 or 510?
     
Luckily they dont mix up 4 and 5 when it is about gpu, and we dont get accidental gt740m.
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 Why would they manufacture a 740M ultrabay?
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 Because Lenovo can't write down a product name correctly two times in one page?
     
They used to say good jokes don't need explanation....i let you figure it out.
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The FHD screen on my 510 is outstanding. It is as good as my IPS Alienware 18, which I never thought I would see in a sub 3k laptop. It is also, easily as good as my Retina display Macbook Pro.
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 34T is not overclocking. Have you actually used ThrottleStop? It just obeys the normal Turbo Ratio Limits, 3.4/3.3/3.2 GHz on 1/2/3-4 cores loaded. If you set 32T it won't go above 3.2 GHz even on single-core load.
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 As your signature says, you have Y500, have you actually tried Throttlestop with 4700MQ? It has 2 overclock bins, which means you can raise 2 on every ratio limits.
34 multi@ 4core load IS overclocking, period.
Yes, if you set 32 on throttlestop, it will disabe 1 and 2 core over 32, but set it on 34, and it will allow 3 and 4 core load at that speed, that is overclock.
(you can set 36, maybe just with unlocked bios, which will allow 3,6Ghz 1core and 3,5Ghz 2 core load)
SImple, try and learn.
     
Load the cpu, monitor cpu and gpu temp, clock speed, when gpu reaches 65C, cpu will throttle down. - 
 
 
Fine, show me. Set multiplier 34T and run the TS Bench on all 8 threads and provide a screenshot of the CPU load and clock speed.
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 Sadly i've never seen a Y510p. I've only seen the Y500, and while it is a nice screen, it is reflective, i believe the Y510p's are matte.
My screen is average, not amazing but not terrible. Slightly better colors than my desktop monitors, but somewhat reflective.
Jpowell, i heard Lenovo likes to toss their parts around, it might be possible you got the W530 FHD panel, which is downright amazing, and has been seen a few Y510p's. Care to share which screen model you have? - 
 
 Relax man, you dont have to be rude
     
Do you want proof of 3,6Ghz single core load too?
     
FYI, 4800MQ has 4 overclock bins, do the math. :thumbsup:octiceps likes this. - 
 
 You are very welcome. You sounded a bit offended, english is not my native, i used wrong word, good thing is we are good.
(Overusing of smileys just make your comments childish, good approach.)
Dont know. Yes it should faster by a few percent, but memory is crappy 1600Mhz, CL11, probably that's why. Did some runs, this is the best i got:
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 Mine is also DDR3 1600 MHz CL11, so that's not it. You got those scores running 4 cores @ 3.4 GHz? Maybe hitting thermal or TDP limits and throttling/downclocking slightly?
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 Yes it was with [email protected]. Thermal limits not a problem, check those temps. It is modded a bit, temps are fine. Since bios is unlocked, TDP MSR lock is set to be unlocked, TDP is raised to 99W via XTU. Only thing cannot be changed is current limit, but this is far from current throttling.
However, with linpack current limit is kicking in, then speed is down to 3.0. But that can be seen on every monitoring program. So in this case, TS says 3.4, then it is 3.4
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 Sure, in just the general PC information or am I looking somewhere special?
Editing post, I do have a FHD panel, but that was part of the package I bought. It is matte, but man, it is incredible. The id says LGD0416
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 Where you bought it?
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Lenovo.com. Said FHD screen
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 Guess you don't have the W530 panel, otherwise it would contain "AUO".
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has anyone had blue screen problems with the Y510p? had to reset to factory settings twice after installing some windows updates, found out later that it could have been due to the pre-installed mcafee on it, but now im scared to update anything on it and having to install all my games on it again
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 No blue screens ever, however, mcafee was one of the first programs I removed.
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 cool so i think i could feel better about it now, and quick question where should i get the driver updates for the gt 750m, windows updates or the nividia website
 
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