dont forget to check your GeForce Experience app and update ur driver to 326.80 yeah. is good.

Y410p only come with single gpu (GT750m) till todate. Dual GPUs (SLI) only available for Y510p variants.
More info & updates in post#1.


This post has been edited by ytlay: Aug 22 2013, 05:50 PM

y500 and y510p keyboard the same right?

booked for me all variant of y500 man!!!!!!!

go for y500 sli chepo haha

what for sli? 14 inch 1080 wasted!!!

Lol, who said Y510 p cant use 1.5v ram , and must use 1.35v ram ? go and study Haswell processor's Memory controller system first

This post has been edited by devour: Aug 22 2013, 07:43 PM

hey guys...WTA here...do we need to update our nvidia drive??i dunno wat it is call but today i got a noti by nvidia to update my graphic driver

Use the GeForce Experience application to check & update latest Nvidia drivers.

This post has been edited by ytlay: Aug 22 2013, 10:59 PM

Yes I am currently using 1.5v corsair 8gb DDR3 1600mhz ram in my Y510p, no problem and running perfectly fine, i do not believe and buy the fact that haswell have to stick with low voltage 1.35v ram, is just recommended but not compulsory my 2cents

This post has been edited by ccy1989: Aug 23 2013, 01:00 AM

I got it for RM2899 only (2 weeks ago) with the free dicota original backpack sumore

Are u pairing ori 1.35V ram with another 1.5V ram? Do we need to use the same voltage ram for dual channel?

sifu, any comment about these threads?

http://forum.notebookreview.com/hardware-c...msata-ssds.html
http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?3...ory-is-required!

So far from what I read, it really depends on the specific Haswell CPU
And has yet to come across Haswell spec laptop that come with 1.5v RAM out of factory

This post has been edited by nexus2238: Aug 23 2013, 01:35 AM

buddy, you sure the corsair is not dual voltage?
could you check at what voltage your RAM is running? Thanks

This post has been edited by nexus2238: Aug 23 2013, 01:49 AM

Sure urs is local set?

Dude, if the default ram for Haswell 's processor model came with 1.35v ram, you can pair with 1.5v with no problem, or else, 1.35v ram + 1.35v ram if you afraid, i tried couple times, put in 1.5 v ram + 1.5v ram for running 2 weeks, no problem at all after doing few test with couple to benchmark software

Dont be too superstition on those forum-er claim, test it and read the Haswell Processor memory controller/ Architecture Manual .

ask him show receipt

but i trust him, its local set

This post has been edited by devour: Aug 23 2013, 02:09 AM

Ala why not just pay rm50 more for a peace of mind. No harm done right? Besides lower voltage ram will somewhat increase however small the batt hours per charge ma. Really wonder dah la the original factory ram is 1.35v. Lagi wanna put in a 1.5v... its like mixing half tank of ron 95 and half tank of ron 97. Know it works cause its still fuel but whats the rational?

Quote
"Conclusion
We set out at the start of this article to see how low voltage RAM compared to standard RAM. We can now confidently say that low voltage RAM fares very well against standard RAM. Versus RAM of the same frequency and timings, it performs just as well as standard RAM while reducing the overall power requirements by 2-3 watts per stick. This power reduction also allows to the RAM to run much cooler than standard RAM. While this did not translate into significantly lower CPU or GPU temperatures, anything that reduces heat without sacrificing performance is a good thing in our view.

So what are the drawbacks of low voltage RAM? Certainly it cannot be all around better, or no one would ever buy anything other than low voltage RAM. First, low voltage RAM is slightly more expensive, with roughly a 10% premium (or about $4-5 per stick) at retail. The other thing about low voltage RAM is that there are reports that low voltage RAM does not overclock as well as standard RAM. If you can afford the extra couple of bucks and are not planning on overclocking your RAM, however, low voltage RAM is a great product and is something that almost all users should consider using in their computer system."

http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/...oltage-RAM-150/



This post has been edited by ruztynail: Aug 23 2013, 02:22 AM

you getting wrong point , what i wanna mention is you can installed 1.5v ram in Haswell 's processor platform other then 1.35v ram, as i saw people saying the newer platform cannot ever put in the 1.5v ram

Is it normal to get 45-50 degree C just doing non-gaming task? like surfing and some music playing?

Kind of warm palm there...

Tried run around half an hour Metro Last Light game directly shoot up more than 70 degree C, can feel the left hand burning hot....

Anyone having the same temperature issue?

Am running on normal cooling pad too, plus standard ceiling fan room during midnight tim.



This post has been edited by Blackpanthere: Aug 23 2013, 03:36 AM

the ram using in my Y410P


hynix y410p ram by tachlio, on Flickr



This post has been edited by tachlio: Aug 23 2013, 08:50 AM

Pretty normal for heavy tasking. Tats why I use a cooling pad. But idle or normal usage mine is still cool to the touch.