I dunno if the PSU is related or another issue or just a random time the bench doesn't run great. Is it consistent?
On your first one for starters the CPU was getting near critical point at 95c. I think once you hit 100 it shuts off as can cause damage.
Do you still have the old hack job PSU? If so just run a test with it and again with the new correctly modded one.
Generally if you hit a power limit the PSU just cut off or reset so I would imagine the 240w is doing fine on that mark.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
It could be now it has all the power it wants you actually do get thermal throttle I suppose.
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I think your CPU is getting too hot and throttling.
CPU should stay under 90. You are getting mid 90's almost. Remember at 100 it will turn off. I think once you get into 90's it starts to throttle/slow down. If you notice your actual power usage was higher on new cable even lol (on CPU at least)
Because the room is a tad warmer that may be why it shows consistent lower as it throttles more.
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the temps was lower on first pick with old cable cuz room temp was 28.3 and with new cable room temp today is 31.5 even 32 sometimes.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
XTU would let you know the throttle level.
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is there a chance that the solder in not enough at wire connect and cant get much electricity through it?
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
If a single point is causing it, it would likely be more of a failure case, a cable can dissipate a lot more heat than a single solder point and cause a larger voltage drop which would lead to the system perhaps thinking the adapter was at its limit where as if it was the solder joint it would likely just fail.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
I'd look to see what the CPU is doing, the reported TDPs, temperatures and frequencies and see exactly how it is behaving.
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yeah i agree.which software u recommend m8 to see all that?hwinfo64?hardware monitor or open hardware monitor?also at power what exactly is package temp and IA cores temp?thx again for ur time and help!
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
As I suggested, go to the source, fire up intel XTU, go to the graphing tool and make it give you all the juicy stats (spanner at top right of graph) with none of the fluff and see what it is actually doing.
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i just run one 3dmark11 stock speeds both cpu gpu.i got 0 throttling and temps was between 74 and 80 for 4 cores.its good i thing.what u think?
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
It says your modded adapter and settings are no worse than stock lol, that's about it.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
No real difference between the two, all a modded psu does is let you push further or let you sustain longer.
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Unfortunately my power adapter for Clevo 150HM burnt and I'm also trying to find a replacement
I've found this adapter : Movano 19v 9.5a
(found it also here but the PL price is cheaper Liteon power supply 19v 9.5a movano - Electro Direct ) which is suppose to be a replacement part for Asus G70S, G70Sg, G70V.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
It will likely work but be of poor quality which could lead to excess interference or in the worst case a fire.
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As for the higher price range I also found Whitenergy Power adapter which is HP Compaq 05325 replacement : Whitenergy 19V | 9.5A 180W 5.5x2.5 mm HP Compaq 05325
The price is higher : 70$ - not sure if it's reliable power adapter thought. -
Meaker@Sager Company Representative
I've taken apart and inspected the LI SHIN 0415B19180, it's available in the UK, not sure about the US and is a nicely built unit.
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I saw your ebay listing for the dell power supplies to P150SM PSU convertor. I am interested in getting one (I have a spare alienware M17x-r4 power supply I want to use for my Clevo P150SM). I assume your cable has all the polarities etc. right
Ebay does not really work with me. I could not figure out how to PM you directly. Can you contact me and I will figure out how to paypal you for the cable and get it shipped to me?
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I might just get 2 or 3 (bixmart is quite cheap and the shipping cost to where I stay alone is more expensive than the cable) and just "re-purpose" the connectors. i.e., cut out the offending thin cable.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
That makes sense, just make sure the contact between a new cable and the connector is solid.
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I've skimmed through the thread but just to make sure: it is possible to use a 240W PSU without any kind of modification to it? So if I purchase one of the power connectors mentioned in this thread and a 240W Dell PSU I'm good to go?
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Yes, though how the new models EC will let you go beyond 180W I don't know.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
The SM seres. I have not tried an over sized brick with them.
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Hi guys
I went thought whole topic with one question and i couldn't find answer.
Sorry for being noob, but can use mini-itx power suply, like this one (size is even smaller than OEM):
NEW Solid Gear SDGR FLEX220 220W Mini ITX Flex ATX Power Supply | eBay
Find right pins outputs and solder original cable from OEM power suply.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
You need a supply capable of delivering the right input voltage.
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thanks for answers i will probably buy this dell charger but do you know about any nice converter from dell output to sager 4-pin one (round one), which i have in my p170em.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Why not just get the sager one with the right plug? There are 220W, 300w and 330w options.
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link to the psu:
Wholesale Product Snapshot Product name is CLEVO Laptop Adapter Charger Battery CLEVO Free Shipping P370EM P170EM P170HM X511 X711 220W 350W
my laptop: p170em
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Not a problem, not worth going through the effort of .Oddington a psu if it's no good in the first place.
Recommed 180W / 220W power supply for P150EM?
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by HTWingNut, Aug 6, 2012.