lol, sorry.. it's not like I'm shouting at u xD sorry for that

I made those words bold so that people who search for infos are able to read it clearly lol.. no need to read line by line xD

btw, higher voltage doesn't bring better performance le~ it will only spoil ur laptop due to excessive voltage supply

read the few latest posts bro.. u can see that it's still buggy... especially mine.. 7.6 to 5.9 lol

actually, 'm asking 'bout ur win8 WEI. u r using dual boot win 7 & 8 right?

lol, no... just using single boot win 8... :/

sigh~
I know but it would be cheaper if that 170W could mystically give a performance boost.

well, it would mystically give u headache when ur laptop breaks down hahahaha

plextor msata can read/write at 500mb/s, but the performance on y400 only get read speeds around 270 mb/s. And write speeds are around 180 mb/s.
Does this means msata doesnt perform to its best?
and y410p's m.2 Sata will have a much higher speed? will it worth the wait?

Dude, You're confusing wattage (W) & voltage (V).
A higher wattage adapter, i.e. a 170W adapter can supply more power than a 120W adapter. & yes, better to get a 170W if your are getting an SLI.
I believe that the voltages on both adapters are the same. & yes, if you were to use an adapter with a higher voltage, you'd probably blow most of the components on the motherboard.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wattage

that is a very low score bro.. like almost half.. i think something wrong with your SSD settings.
in SSD thread there is some optimization guide.. check it out..
my plextor m5m 256gb seq read 500++mb/s, seq write 400++mb/s..

This post has been edited by shadow_calamity: Jul 16 2013, 06:23 PM

Y400(5937-7760) can support Removable HDD F450?

bro, your plextor is msata too? running side by side with 500gb hd?

eh, oh ya... my bad! hahahaha

but still, what I'm saying is true of course... Using the higher wattage adapter isn't good... hahah

btw, thanks for correcting me bro!

ermm.. what is WEI ? sorry, noobis

plextor msata + 1tb hd..

it's Windows Experience Index (W.E.I.)

u can check it in windows 7 and 8 by right clicking ur computer, click properties, then see the score

Hi Bro, actually, using the 170W adapter is better than using the 120W adapter as long as the voltages are the same.
It just means than if your laptop power load is allowed to go upto 170W which could be the case if you are running the SLI GPUs (GT750M).
If you have a 120W adapter & your laptop is using more than that, some of the systems on the laptop may not have enough power to run.
If you have a 170W adapter & your laptop is using less, the adapter would actually run cooler as it doesn't have to supply that much power.
Only drawback I can think of for not getting the 170W adapter is the size & weight as it's heavier & bigger.

http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-Y-U-V-...UK/td-p/1134467

Another thing, I believe the 170W adapter's jack is a little tighter compared to the 120W adapter.

So basically, if you are running SLI, get the 170W adapter as the 120W adapter may not be powerful enough.

Hope this helps.

must be sata 3.

full speed at sata 6 mang!

THIS IS BS,

you can use normal 120w adapter for SLI but the performance will be affected a bit only THERE WILL BE NO HARM OR DAMAGE

for full performance use 170W

both can also use. no prob at all.

Wow, guess I'm very wrong then.. Sorry

But still, the thing about using 170w adapter even if ur laptop is not on SLI is that u consume lots of energy, means more expensive electric bill.. but as gamers, i'm sure u all are okay with that

This post has been edited by arielravenfall: Jul 17 2013, 04:42 PM

So, will 170W adaptor give a boost in performance when on single 750m?