For memory testing leave the keyboard off and use a usb one![]()
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Or add a couple small pieces of tape to the kb for quick and easy access. This is one of my favorite mods.
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You di need to be gentle still with the cables below when doing that.
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Several yes.
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These 8086K’s easily run 5Ghz I think. Mine is delidded, and undervolted with 100% fan speed. cpu usually stays in the 70’s while gaming. Other than BFV which pushes it to around 90C with some spikes higher than that.
my GTX1080 runs hotter than my CPU 99% of the time with 1080P 144hz refresh rate.
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What programmer? What does reading the contents back show in hex for the first value?
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I was running prime 95 with intel burn test at the same time. I managed (3) cores at 5GHZ and (3) cores at 4.8Ghz with -0.180 under-volt and my cache is at 4.8Ghz. My Max cpu temp came in at 91C but it consistently bounced between 89 and 90C. It is extremely stable, even just -0.185 would cause a BSOD. But,(3) cores at 5.0Ghz and (3) cores 4.8Ghz with -0.180v undervolt was 100% stable even after nearly an hour of running it with 100% fan speed.
Considering the P870 has much better cooling I am honestly shocked you cannot get 5Ghz with a 8086K.
5Ghz does great in normal scenarios like gaming. Temps stay really low usually. But I couldn’t possibly run 5Ghz with prime 95 maybe if I sanded my die and ran LM with a thicker IHS.
I purchased this laptop used on eBay. It was claimed to be delidded, and I have no idea what else may been been done under the heatsinks to the cpu or not. It does have the better gtx1080 cooler. I dunno how much that helps cpu temps if at all.
This is my first ever non BGA laptop, and I am loving it.
I could push prime 95 on my old BGA book with only (4) cores at maybe 3.7Ghz for a hour straight? It had a 7820HK.
The voltage required with 4.8 is drastically lower than what is needed at 5Ghz.Last edited: Nov 21, 2019 -
I don't know everyone else experience but in my case, the GPU is always the bottleneck. I can underclock as low as 3,8 GHz (vs 4,3 GHz stock) and I see no more than 1 or 2 fps in most games I play (Batman Arkham Knight, assassins creed origins, watch dogs 2, and some others) ... Is there any game where the i7 CPU actually bottleneck the gtx 1080?
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Possibly BFV running at high refresh rates but that's more for 2080ti levels I think.
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So I was running out of disk space. My two 2Tb hard disks were at max capacity. I saw that Seagate makes 5Tb drives in the 2.5" form factor. I bought two of them. What I didn't realize is that while the drives are 2.5", they are twice as thick as any other 2.5" drive on the market.
So I had to get creative. Ended up cutting some holes in the palmrest for the drives to sit through. They sit about 2mm above the surface of the palmrest so they don't interfere with the lid closing or with typing. Actually it's quite nice having them under my right hand while typing due to the heat they give off (I have cold extremities). Everything bolts up from underneath and doesn't need any additional modifications.
View from above:
Now I have 10Tb of spinning disk space!
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Only issue is you can't use it as a palm rest as it will damage the disks.
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Lol, that's crazy... Next level on customization
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Hopefully it's salvageable.
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Hey guys, how much power does your 8700K need to sustain 4300 MHz on all six cores on Prime95? Mine does needs like 104 W so I have to set PL1 = 105000 in BIOS, otherwise the CPU does power throttle. The bad thing is @105W my CPU reaches 100ºC .. It seems my CPU is not turbo friendly
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I would really avoid Prime95 for stability testing on a laptop. If all you do is play games and do some production work, I'd use R20 or R15 to test stability. Prime95 will overwhelm you laptop and should only be used if you do critical work and need outmost stability on your laptop.
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Plus which Prime95?
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So yes you are running the most stressful benchmark where CPUs tend to have a turbo speed at stock below the base clock.
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Thanks I just found out that R20, the one you download from Windows Store has a build-in option to perform the test for at least a user-defined amount of seconds. This way the test loops as long as you want.
I'm getting average 106W of power consumption (-90 mW of voltage offset) and Max temperature of 99°C. The good thing is the clock stay at 4300 MHz and it don't power throttle as it did with 8k fft test of P95.
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Small FFT's will make your laptop cry.
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That's basically furmark for your CPU at that point. Every chip will produce big heat under that load.
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I don't think that unified waterblock from Taobao for the p870 can handle small FFT's at 5Ghz. Unless you maybe pump liquid nitrogen through it.
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could you propose a good backpack and a second skin (good fit) or the 870?
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Belkin 17" slim is a good bag that is just big enough for the machine and has reasonable padding.
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Installing the RTX 2080 in the TM1 is plug and play? Or is more complicated?
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