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Reciever

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  1. I wanted one like no one's business but I don't think they sold in the US? Another one I'm keen on finding is a 460 2win, used to have one when it released
  2. Please have it completed within 24 hours of my post or I will need to close the thread. If completed all is well! Thanks!
  3. People still want astronomical prices for it too Sadly
  4. Replace that crap with a Zeon flag and im in. Though with how sensitive people are about iron cross like imagery, probably never happen.
  5. No problem at all, its what the forums are for :)
  6. Thumbnails like that make me giggle a bit, 200FPS? cool. No need to upgrade if im just playing games lol
  7. Cant recommend this seller enough, last bundle I purchased is still running strong as my current DD/ winter benching system. correct me if mistaken, but I dont see a price?
  8. Everything feels easier in Windows, until it doesnt work and you are using the programmer to get it up and running anyways. Its understandable though
  9. Not the place for that discussion fellas
  10. What card did you get? While not conclusive every instance of the 1070 in the P157SM-A, which I think shares similar platform to the P150SM, was the MSI variant.
  11. correct, that was my understanding as well. This would just mean that without the bits included for the GPU in question (in this instance, a p3000) then that means an INF mod will be required?
  12. So, to summarize, don't use "unknown" in Bios as a measure for if a GPU is functional or not if it's not a part of the list of GPU's that was coded within the bios to recognize from factory. Going to need to install the drivers and test for performance, it's basically the same process as my p157sm-a recently.
  13. Threads have been merged. Thanks for reaching out, enjoy!
  14. If I am to understand @runix18, there is a list of GPU's in the system BIOS. When one of them is plugged in, it will use that information to show you in the BIOS. If using a card that is not on that list, it will show "unknown" even if it does actually work. Think of it like a whitelist. Though of course I can be wrong, I am not as well educated as some of the others on the forum.
  15. According to the post, looks to be the case.
  16. thermal compounds do tend to break down over time, all depending on a number of factors in play. I havent personally used anything fancy, so others input may be more valuable on that front. Modded BIOS tends to allow for overclocking better, yes. But also allows greater CPU/GPU support for your chassis.
  17. I would lean more towards heat dissipation, I noticed the same on Dells Mobile Precision 5680 is thicker, but also hot enough to actually be painful while using only a 65w AC Adapter. More likely because its shell is metal though...
  18. Here is a guide for modding the INF file for driver installation. Its in English but you should be able to follow along with the video. @ssj92 is using an rtx 3000, you will want to make sure you are modifying for the P3000.
  19. @runix18 spot on, this forum is based in English language. He can post native language but will also need to provide translation in the same post so that others can engage as well. I have found that the 9700F does pretty well, at least it does with my p750dm-g, wouldn't really consider 9900k either unless I intended for some extensive heatsink overhauls. Sounds like we need to confirm if 6700k works? Should work without bios mod.
  20. Did a repaste with some NTH1 I have laying about and temps with max fan speed hit about 75C at 3.8Ghz (+4 bins) pulling about 65 watts with a -70mv undervolt. Haven't touched the BIOS yet save for power limits, going to take a look and see if it will let me bypass the clock settings for this CPU.
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