srs2236
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polishing is a must!!! don't make the same mistake I did... I didn't polish and my GPU die almost cracked. Unfortunately the pictures are somewhere, I don't even know where. I had problems uploading high res pictures on this forum and yeah. If i have the time I will check, but no promises. Also I think I used a microfiber cloth and the "Pink stuff" to polish mine. worked out great.
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They are very expensive 😞 not worth it for me.
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Rocket League, CS2 and use OBS and EasyCap to play PS1 on it haha. I have to check the fans out, never seen any others available.
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yup, the only thing happened so far is two like dead pixel lines on my panel, from i assume all the jumping and sleeping my cat has been doing on this poor thing haha. oh and had to change keyboard like 4 times... but the last one so far is good. oh and it desperately needs new thermal paste, its very loud. the rest has been the same, all the overclocks, undervolts, ram timings.
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You can have boost but only on a very old driver. It was working and i swear to god the moment I made a post here about it next driver update it was gone... 😄 The last working driver with boost is 528.49 and the latest driver is 591.59. So it is really old...
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I am running Windows 11 and the Clevo Control Center is just fine. It is a buggy mess but it works. For CPU/GPU/keyboard. AFAIK it works on W11 just the same as on W10.
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Viktor probably meant that it is fixed in the dsanke BIOS he provided. Anyway, it changes absolutely nothing whether or not it shows 3080 there or unknown. So don't worry about it too much. You might want to get the version Viktor provided if you want to get rid of the inf problem though.
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Hi! Is your BIOS unlocked? I don't remember anymore, but I think if your max ratio is 12 then higher ratios are available on a unlocked BIOS version. Because on unlocked BIOS there is another seperate menu for RAM adjustments if I remember correctly.
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Hi! I just noticed a rather annoying problem. I think my clevo hibernates itself after 2 or 3 hours and it is annoying. How can I fix that? For example I am upscaling video that encodes for 10 hours and I leave it be (as it is using a lot of resources and sounds like a jet engine) and i will check after 2-3 hours and my PC is just off. I turn it on and it returns as if it was waken from sleep but it was not in fact in sleep. I just checked and Windows is set to never sleep. Are there settings for hibernation somewhere? The worst part is when I turn it on it just keeps on encoding at whatever % it was at and as if nothing happened 😕 So it doesn't crash just my guess is it hibernates but whyyyy ;( Thanks!
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Not really. I am pretty sure microcode updates are only for security reasons. And even those are probably really niche. But I like to be on the latest stuff either way so that's why I update it for myself. But there might be something I haven't noticed I am not 100% sure but I doubt it.
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Maybe somebody can fix the BIOS afterwards though.
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It is because your BCLK is in downspread mode and it is set to 50%. This is the default in almost all computers so that's why.
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Why do you guys are so desperate for the fan control software? I am rocking the three modes that the basic CCC gives me and I am happy lol =D I hate CCC for other things but not fan control. Like for example it gets in the way of GPU OC. And possibly even messes with CPU max frequency for some reason but fan control I don't mind at all.
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I would press down D and it would work and then just vanish and not register no matter how hard i pressed it. I would let the laptop sit for a bit and it would start working again, but if i started pressing it for a bit again it would slowly stop registering again. So it was more like it would work for a bit or it would start to not work and register 50/50 until not working at all etc. But in my case it was only with D. Yeah cleaning is good! Isopropyl alcohol is very good too, just sometimes have to be a bit careful as it tends to eat away some stuff like traces or glue and other things. For CPU and GPU cleaning etc its good! That's the thing, it is expensive and at one point I thought of selling this PC as I can't afford to change keyboards every 7 months... -
UUID is tied to a value stored in BIOS. It should stay the same no matter how many times you reinstall windows unless you change it yourself. You can check your UUID with HWInfo. I tried checking your way and just got some error.
