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The location of your cooling screw is also starting to wear, mine was worn by the spring screw and I replaced it with the manufacturer under warranty. I recommend using a special thermal plastic washer under the spring screw. I got a screw from the manufacturer. Complete screw set for the X170 model and separate CPU and GPU cooling spring screws. I think it's still available. Write to the manufacturer! The German Clevo XMG/Schenker was closer to me and I bought it from them. Good luck! Old: New: Screw sets:
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I also bought a new KM-G board and will replace the SM-G board with it. I will be curious as to what kind of BIOS it will have and what problems will arise.π€π
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I remember someone loaded it with a 4TB SSD and it was fine.ππ€
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In principle, 4TB SSDs should be handled without any problems, or am I wrong?π€
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Did you succeed in replacing the page? Is everything ok? Write a few lines about it!βοΈ
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New MB and CPU. At some point I will replace the SM-G board with this one.βοΈβοΈπ
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That config needs to know a lot more.βΊοΈ
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In principle, it has to be popped up from one side and then the other.
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It hasn't arrived yet. USA comes to EU territory. It is expected to arrive before Christmas.
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I also bought a new (Sager) KM-G motherboard and I don't know what BIOS version it will have. I hope it won't be a surprise! π€
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I think "Set to Default BIOS" has been tried, if not then I recommend this. Or a full BIOS reset wouldn't hurt either. If this solves your problem, if not, it is recommended to take it to a service center for repair.
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Link (Repo) Download Maybe this?π (user name / password: repo) βοΈ
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If it is not available on the official Clevo website, it is a pass.π I haven't encountered such a problem so far.
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XMG Download This is the official XMG download page - update the BIOS at your own risk!
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I also used PK1 and PK3 paste. It fit perfectly! I am currently using Thermal Grizzly Kryosheets on both CPU and GPU.βΊοΈ
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And it has to be good. Put an appropriate amount of dots in the center and fix the cooling correctly. That must be good!π€
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The first thing I notice is that there is not enough paste between the two surfaces. What exactly is the paste you use? I can recommend the Noctua NT-H2 paste! Try that.βοΈ
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Hi, Check how well the paste spreads on the cooling surface. Cooler, have any changes been made? Are the screws correct? Share with us a picture of the paste surface after removing the cooler.
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There is a special way to do this. I don't think anyone really should.π€ππ
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I also have a couple of SM-G heatsinks and I also have KM-G, as well as SM/KM-G water cooling block/heatsink. It's good if you have it.π€ππ
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Thank you very much! Eternal gratitude to you! Many thanks!βοΈβοΈβΊοΈ That TimeSpy result is pretty good for you too! You received a silicon lottery GPU card!π€π
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It will become clear. Thank you!βοΈ
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It will become clear. I take out the SM-G sheet and put the KM-G sheet in its place.βοΈπ
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I thought of something else. Service Manual, help. π G-Sync: By this I thought that the current display would be an SM-G model original G-Sync display using a KM-G motherboard and an RTX 3080 MXM card. How likely is it that G-Sync will work?π€ It is not of great importance, because in principle it will be supported by HDMI 2.1 (RTX 3080) when connected to a 4K OLED 120Hz/G-Sync TV. No? βΊοΈ
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Now I was wondering if I replace the SM-G card with a KM-G card, will G-Sync be available on the internal monitor?π€ The +15W GPU Boost is reliable, it already has HDMI 2.1, so 4K 120Hz is also available on the TV, only G-Sync is questionable on the 144Hz G-Sync SM-G model display.π€