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Maro97

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  1. I bought it from China 🇨🇳. A friend of mine was there on a business trip, so I sent him a link from the Chinese Taobao store, and he purchased it for me from there.
  2. Sorry for interrupting in this forum, even though my laptop is not an X170KM-G , but I’m sharing my experience upgrading the screen on my Clevo P870TM. yes i upgrade my p870tm led to NE173QHM-NY7 - 1440P , 165HZ, 400 nits , 6ms GTG with clevo rtx 3080 mxm it's work great That’s when I realized that G-SYNC limits the FPS output of the GPU. So I started looking for a 2K display with a very good color gamut, (165hz) high refresh rate, and fast response time for AAA games. I found that the NY7 panel was the best option, even though it doesn’t support G-SYNC I chose higher color gamut and nits over the G-SYNC feature. When I used to turn off G-SYNC with others led , I got higher frame rates, but with noticeable screen tearing—especially with a lower refresh rate. However, with 2K resolution, a 165Hz display, and an RTX 3080, playing AAA games on high settings, if you reach around 100 FPS using 9th, 10th, or even 11th gen processors, the overall experience becomes very close to newer generations of GPUs and CPUs. This is based on my personal experience. Don’t be fooled by FPS numbers — all those frame rate monitoring programs have reduced our enjoyment of gaming on laptops. My setup: Clevo P870TM i9-9900KF (undervolted -90mV, 4.7GHz on all 8 cores) RTX 3080 with vapor chamber (max temp 63°C without liquid metal & 2 x 16 32GB Crucial Ballistix RAM (2666MHz 1.35V, overclocked via XMP to 3200MHz CL16
  3. This is exactly what I do every time I test a new thermal paste that has recently been released on the market. For gpu cooling I’m using a thermal grizzly duronaut.
  4. As you can see in the image, the GPU temperature does not exceed 65°C, and the difference between the hotspot and the GPU temperature is about 6°C, which also confirms that the thermal pads are installed with the correct thickness
  5. I don’t benchmark all graphics cards by furmark I’m using furmark program only to test the GPU temperature and GPU hotspot for one hour . But for evaluating frame rates, I use 3DMark (Time Spy & Fire Strike) and the Heaven Benchmark
  6. What about your modded flexible cable ?
  7. Hello everyone… i wonder if anyone in this fourm tested rtx 4090 mxm from ZRT with p870tm laptop ?
  8. No one has managed to push the RAM on the Clevo P870 motherboard beyond 3350 MHz, and I don’t know why—especially since I installed an i9-9900KF processor. I bought a 2x16GB Crucial Ballistix kit rated at 2666 MHz, but it has an XMP profile for 3200 MHz with CL16 because it runs at 1.35V instead of 1.2V. By the way, this kit is very rare.
  9. Dear @Developer79 This is absolutely outstanding work.👍 good luck my friend and we hope you finish the project development soon .. greetings….
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