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Majorth:


--- Quote from: espio100 on December 31, 2015, 10:29:05 AM ---"Intel CPU's dont have integrated graphics" -Funkaloo

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Pisses me off when people make statements about things they know nothing about.

suburb:


--- Quote from: espio100 on December 31, 2015, 07:23:30 AM ---oh
Well that makes sense.

Also what are the cons of soundcards actually? Besides better audio quality?

Also^2 NZXT HUE+. Yah or nah?

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Imo the only reason to get a soundcard is if you want to use a 500 dollar and up sound system and want better control over settings than what most motherboards offer.

Also the Hue+ I want but I refuse to buy from NZXT direct ever again. Last time 2 years ago I bought the Hue and it took 2 and a half weeks of business day processing time before I contacted them. They responded it will be a week or two more due to "inventory", I demanded my money back and got it from Microcenter that same night a half hour from my house.

To me I don't hate their products but as a company NZXT can go forget themselves with a stick wrapped in sandpaper.


--- Quote from: ßlöükfáce on December 31, 2015, 09:20:42 AM ---which kind out of these (or others) do you suggest? i don't need one that big, just 250 or so gigabytes
http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Lenovo/lenovo-y50-70

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Like I said before, the Hard Drive (HDD) needs to be upgraded, I did the same thing with my Y500 because it got unbearable eventually.

I would recommend getting higher than 250 GB especially since I know you draw, it will fill your storage quickly if you save locally or use Photoshop/Illustrator (Scratch-disks are a burden), if not and you really want low storage but fast speed.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2W02CZ2241

Best bang for your buck, I put one between my Mac Pro and my Y500 and it works perfect, I own 4 total of the 850 Evo's and they work wonders

Otherwise a better solution would be to get a much faster better HDD

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822236561

I have one of these too, just haven't installed it to my Y500 yet, it'll do some vast improvements though.

TL;DR Get a SSD would be my first recommendation for best results, otherwise a HDD works.  Also if you go SSD, get larger than 250 GB is a must IMO, SSD's come in many brands and Samsung isn't the only one you should look at.

Blockzillahead:


--- Quote from: suburb on December 31, 2015, 11:52:05 AM ---SSD's come in many brands and Samsung isn't the only one you should look at.

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ye but they have that smart cache technology. speeds = off the charts

carolcat:


--- Quote from: espio100 on December 31, 2015, 07:23:30 AM ---Also^2 NZXT HUE+. Yah or nah?

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i have the hue and i love it

Jubel:

Is there a way to check if my CPU temperatures are correct without doing the old fashioned cop-a-feel? I ran my 4690k (not overclocked) and Hyper 212 Evo through cinebench and the temperatures went from 34C to 39C. If anything, I've never seen the temperatures go past 45C, yet I can find people online getting it as hot as 75C with the same cooler.

I ask because my motherboard temperature sensors don't work (105 degrees after a cold boot apparently) and am curious if that would botch CPU temps in any way.



5 minutes later it's at 32. I have a hard time believing my CPU is only a few degrees warmer than my room.

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