QUOTE(myway1985 @ Apr 4 2015, 11:28 PM)
yes gtx 880m, i dont think its normal temperature reach 89c. dell just changed my gpu, heatsink and the fan.Alienware Mothership V11, Intruder alert!
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guys...some stupid question to ask
i planing to upgrade my ram but i duno how to choose.... what is CL9 CL10 CL11 ??? what is that ?? hhehe sorry i really duno what is that for.. which 1 better?1600mhz or 1866mhz for gaming only??? suggest for brand? kingston hyperX or corsair vengeance?? should i straight away upgrade to 32gb or 16gb? only for gaming and which SSD best ? how about sandisk extreme pro? lol sorry about my poor english T_T |
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QUOTE(kang91 @ Apr 8 2015, 10:45 PM) guys...some stupid question to ask What model you own?i planing to upgrade my ram but i duno how to choose.... what is CL9 CL10 CL11 ??? what is that ?? hhehe sorry i really duno what is that for.. which 1 better?1600mhz or 1866mhz for gaming only??? suggest for brand? kingston hyperX or corsair vengeance?? should i straight away upgrade to 32gb or 16gb? only for gaming and which SSD best ? how about sandisk extreme pro? lol sorry about my poor english T_T |
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QUOTE(kang91 @ Apr 8 2015, 10:45 PM) guys...some stupid question to ask the only upgrade that you can feel the difference is using ssd as boot, software, and game drives.i planing to upgrade my ram but i duno how to choose.... what is CL9 CL10 CL11 ??? what is that ?? hhehe sorry i really duno what is that for.. which 1 better?1600mhz or 1866mhz for gaming only??? suggest for brand? kingston hyperX or corsair vengeance?? should i straight away upgrade to 32gb or 16gb? only for gaming and which SSD best ? how about sandisk extreme pro? lol sorry about my poor english T_T for sata ssd, currently samsung 850 pro should be one of the best. get 512gb or larger for single drives, or make a raid0 with 2x or more smaller drives (like much cheaper liteon s900 256gb). sandisk extreme pro should be ok also. cl9, cl10, cl11 are memory timings. 1600mhz is memory clock speed. you can go for smaller timing, higher clocks if you want to, but i don't think you can feel the differences between normal and performance ram. you can check out brands like g.skill and crucial also. as for the ram size, if possible go for full 32gb, then use the excess for system optimizations (ram-based caching for ssd/hdd, ramdisk, etc.). try it out then compare it to the same system without such optimizations. the pagefile can be set to small ones (like 200mb min to 1gb max) to save space. (it's likely that this system file will never be used but just make sure it's there. until now i still have some systems running 0 pagefile without issues) |
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QUOTE(myway1985 @ Apr 9 2015, 12:50 AM) yes n no.. dell dint properly design the casing but generally gtx 880m is hot in all machine... so far no heard good thing from tat card... gtx 880m i heard design for sli only if that's the reason, I dont think Dell can do anything except keep replacing the heatsink fan etc probably request to replace with other gc? |
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QUOTE(horns @ Apr 9 2015, 10:44 AM) the only upgrade that you can feel the difference is using ssd as boot, software, and game drives. okayfor sata ssd, currently samsung 850 pro should be one of the best. get 512gb or larger for single drives, or make a raid0 with 2x or more smaller drives (like much cheaper liteon s900 256gb). sandisk extreme pro should be ok also. cl9, cl10, cl11 are memory timings. 1600mhz is memory clock speed. you can go for smaller timing, higher clocks if you want to, but i don't think you can feel the differences between normal and performance ram. you can check out brands like g.skill and crucial also. as for the ram size, if possible go for full 32gb, then use the excess for system optimizations (ram-based caching for ssd/hdd, ramdisk, etc.). try it out then compare it to the same system without such optimizations. the pagefile can be set to small ones (like 200mb min to 1gb max) to save space. (it's likely that this system file will never be used but just make sure it's there. until now i still have some systems running 0 pagefile without issues) for sata ssd i just unplug my current hhd then plug new ssd only??? do i need to backup or do something before upgrade?? |
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QUOTE(kang91 @ Apr 9 2015, 12:53 PM) okay because there is nothing in the new ssd, of course you need to do something to make it bootable. the easiest way is to do a clean os install. to do that you need windows install media and grab drivers from dell support site. alternatively you can clone or create a system image based on your current system and perform system restore in the new ssd.for sata ssd i just unplug my current hhd then plug new ssd only??? do i need to backup or do something before upgrade?? always keep the stock hdd intact before you confirmed everything is working. |
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QUOTE(horns @ Apr 9 2015, 01:11 PM) because there is nothing in the new ssd, of course you need to do something to make it bootable. the easiest way is to do a clean os install. to do that you need windows install media and grab drivers from dell support site. alternatively you can clone or create a system image based on your current system and perform system restore in the new ssd. can i done it with alienware respawn???? backup from hhd then restore on ssdalways keep the stock hdd intact before you confirmed everything is working. |
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QUOTE(horns @ Apr 9 2015, 10:44 AM) the only upgrade that you can feel the difference is using ssd as boot, software, and game drives. noting this for future reference for sata ssd, currently samsung 850 pro should be one of the best. get 512gb or larger for single drives, or make a raid0 with 2x or more smaller drives (like much cheaper liteon s900 256gb). sandisk extreme pro should be ok also. cl9, cl10, cl11 are memory timings. 1600mhz is memory clock speed. you can go for smaller timing, higher clocks if you want to, but i don't think you can feel the differences between normal and performance ram. you can check out brands like g.skill and crucial also. as for the ram size, if possible go for full 32gb, then use the excess for system optimizations (ram-based caching for ssd/hdd, ramdisk, etc.). try it out then compare it to the same system without such optimizations. the pagefile can be set to small ones (like 200mb min to 1gb max) to save space. (it's likely that this system file will never be used but just make sure it's there. until now i still have some systems running 0 pagefile without issues) |
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QUOTE(Jayi @ Apr 9 2015, 11:57 AM) if that's the reason, I dont think Dell can do anything except keep replacing the heatsink fan etc I dun think they will replace other GC.. u should ask sifu horns n lubang king e_mc_square, Mc_square got jalan to dispose n bring in Alienware gcprobably request to replace with other gc? |
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