Can't find my adapter or USB sticks. Guess I'll have to wait till tomorrow.
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I guess this was too much TIM.
Intel XTU stress test still kills the CPU in terms of temps but they seem a bit better.
There is one thing that I might have done wrong though. I believe the heatsink does not have very high pressure on the CPU and when i applied it i did push it and hold it will i screwed it. Tomorrow I will repase it and nod put pressure on it just screw the heatsink. I believe i can have 1 or 2 C better temps.Attached Files:
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that is way to much paste. use a lot less during your next application
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Yes i did use a lot less. When i saw it it was like. I am not pasting an elephant hahaha.
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Curing time depends on the paste used, modern ones don't really do it. However I'm glad everything is coming together on the machine for you now.
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Shin Etsu is the only thermal paste that I could recommend.
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the temps are lower but core 2 is still to high. it goes up to 91C. Its ok I will leave it few days like this and maybe repaste it. GPU temps are a lot better though.
Man i hate realtek an creative software. When i will do a fresh install I wont install any sound drivers hahaha. I will do it next week because this week is full of graduate homeworks an papers . Graduate school requires 100 pages per week to be read :/
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Anyone manage to download the Win 10 drivers? The Clevo servers are useless.
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I've got a wierd temperature "issue", my cpu idles at 52 C, but when stress testing in XTU it only goes up to 75 C. Could this be a thermal paste problem or are my fans not ramping up high enough when idling? So, thermal paste or fan profile/EC or BIOS?
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What's recommended for driver installation? Just use Windows default drivers, or install from driver USB provided with laptop? Or download from xmg site? I have a XMG P505, i7-5700hq.
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What's so wrong with the realtek drivers? Or the creative ones? There is nothing specifically terrible about them. I've had 0 issues with either. The latest of both run flawlessly. They do what they are intended too. Of course they won't make the sound quality better but unfortunately that's the lack of a proper DAC or opamps. Using the realtek built in amp/DAC of course will be lower quality sound plus the EMI of it being crammed into a laptop makes it worse. But for basic functionality that's portable it works just fine.
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And the sbx mb3 may be unnecessary for some but some may want it to help with tune the sound to their liking. That doesn't make it bloat necessarily.
Also when I said it doesn't Improve sound quality I meant in terms of SNR, not someone's personal EQ taste or if they want sbx surround. That's subjective.
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On my Y500 it's actually mandatory to use the generic driver because Realtek drivers cause games to freeze for a few seconds when I use voice chat.Last edited: Sep 26, 2015 -
I dont think you really need them the audio drivers hahaha. Windows drivers are just fine so are linux drivers
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Well like I said, the built in speakers are extremely anaemic sounding and I can't enjoy them without tweaking certain sbx settings. Henceforth I need the latest realtek drivers for that to even work. If it wasn't for that, I probably wouldn't have need for it either.
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Prema, you are a champion!!! <3
After suffering high CPU temps (up to 98c on some cores) when playing CPU intensive games, I tried repasting and undervolting my 4720HQ (with limited successes - managed to drag the max temps down to 90c).
After some monitoring I noticed the issue was a lethargic fan spin-up speed, it was taking ages to respond to the high CPU temps and letting the CPU get far to hot before reaching 'max fan speed' which was still not that fast TBH.
After flashing your Prema BIOS/EC combo with the cool, vice silent option, and disabling hyperthreading my temps are maxing out at 72c!The fan is a lot more aggressive now and keeps the average high temps in the mid 60s! Thanks for the fantastic custom BIOS/EC! If it's still stable in a month I'll be sure to make a donation
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I'm pretty sure my battery is defective. After looking at BatteryBar and BatteryInfoView I can see that the total capacity of the battery has been dropping like crazy from 98% to 96% in about 3-4days. So i went to Eurocom to file a warranty issue and when I was on their support form I noticed in the dropdown box for models that they have added a Eurocom M5 Pro R2! Kind of a bummer that as soon as I get this one a new one is coming out :/
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Well it has been no secret the new models are about to hit. It does take a bit for batteries to bed in, the reading you are looking at is a best guess.
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Everything is getting better now after fresh install anthough i would like to have a Samsung 950 PRO just to say yes I have it
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Speaking of the 950 Pro, does the bios have NVMe support, has Prema added it?
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I need a good GPU and CPU for parallel computing and gaming and that's it pretty much, and OK a nice laptop to show off and so far it is working well for DJing.
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I can't get the fingerprint scanner to work. It really struggles to recognise my fingerprint. Trying to register my fingers and am being met with 'sorry something went wrong' countless times over and it's asking me to 'try a longer stroke' again and again. Windows 8.1 driver doesn't work at all, Windows can't even recognise the reader. Windows 10 driver has these issues. Not sure what to do.
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Ya with Windows 10 I didn't need the driver either. Windows installed the eigis driver for me and its worked flawlessly so far. I found that my fingerprints weren't recognized if they were dirty, wet or overly oily. But that's why I added every finger on both hands as backups.
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I cant even use windows hello not to mention finger print reader lol.
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This has been going on for several days since I got the laptop. I've tried washing my hands. I've tried at different times of the day.
Previous P651SG's sometimes had issues with my fingers but never this bad.
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That being said, aside from the Skylake CPU, the only real bonus to the revised models is the optional inclusion of G-SYNC. The P650 series won't have Thunderbolt 3 apparently.Last edited: Sep 29, 2015 -
And Soundblaster MB5. I'm hoping that I can install that on my laptop once the drivers are available. Seeing as the hardware is identical there's no reason why I shouldn't be able to.
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So unless you go out and buy the MB5 software once it is released to end-users (assuming it's not OEM-only), or Clevo somehow works out the licensing with Creative to upgrade all their current X-Fi MB3 notebooks to MB5 (a costly proposition I'm sure), you're not getting a free upgrade. I don't seem to recall MB users getting a free upgrade to MB2 or MB2 getting a free upgrade to MB3. Besides, the difference between all these software packages like X-Fi MB and Cinema is negligible at best, and I'm sure it'll be the same with MB5 (that whole skipping a number thing is pure marketing BS--look at Windows 10, shoulda been called Windows NEIN!).
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DDR4 is a bit more power efficient and allows higher capacities, the K series CPUs will be quite interesting I think.
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The only thing i see in new laptops is lower temps and more battery life. And for me that i will work my thesis in parallel computing those gpus with 8gigs of ram would have helped a bit. G sync is great for gaming thought.
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Bose, Klipsch, Dynaudio.
Regarding software : THX for me maybe can help a high-end speaker reach its full potential, but MB3/MB5...this is stupid to focus on that.Last edited: Sep 30, 2015D2 Ultima and jeanjackstyle like this. -
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That being said, it is fun to see in the same post "marketing crap" not followed by "Bose"...
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