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MSI Gaming Notebook V.II, The Refreshed model yet more powerful!
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carbonytte
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May 8 2014, 08:53 AM
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Hi. New GE70 2PE user here. I just recently had this to change over my 3-year old Sager NP8130, 1st reason for the Qualcomm Atheros = Bigfoot Killer hardware-based packet prioritization, 2nd reason due to Haswell arch over Sandy Bridge.
I seem to see 2 issues with my notebook so far:
1. RAM usage super high? 3 displays and then open steam/origin/chrome already eat 60ish% RAM. Previously it was even worse when I set Optimus to automatically choose between nV or iGFX, but even after I set everything to run via nV the RAM is still high. Any tips?
2. Laptop unable to wake after a long display turned off. I know that the laptop doesn't sleep coz my Logitech G13 clock still moves, I set my power option to only turn off display after 5 minutes of inactivity, but it just stuck when I tried to send keyboard/interrupt to turn the display back on.
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carbonytte
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May 8 2014, 01:24 PM
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QUOTE(Marcossius @ May 8 2014, 11:50 AM) Welcome to the club! For your first concern, check what apps are eating your RAM. For your second concern, check the power settings further. My experience (GE60 Apache Pro), even if I set it to just turn off display after 10 mins, it does hibernate after 20 minutes. This setting can be found while digging deep into the power settings advanced menu. For the first one, I suspect it might the pre-installed apps running on background, like Dragon Army Center, Killer Gaming, the steelseries stuffs. For the second one, I actually disabled all the other settings already in Advanced Power Management, just to make sure that I only turn off the display. But well probably I missed some of them while customizing the power profile.
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carbonytte
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May 11 2014, 07:31 PM
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QUOTE(storm88 @ May 8 2014, 06:38 PM) can you call up the task manager and go to the process tab, then align by Memory? edit: sorry i mean take a screen shot and paste here. see what i can help you here already did that, the top one was network restriced localhost (svchost stuff) which took out about 10% of mem (I use percentage rather than real value so that I know what's the real culprit). Currently it has not happened yet, but I'll get a snapshot once it happens again. and for someone who asked about the total RAM, yeah, 8GB.
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