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Really? Good to hear, I thought that something broke! Thanks RunLuke, just a another question, does shutting laptop from power button eventually slow it down?

Laptop : Lenovo Y50 UHD RAM: 8GB CPU : Intel core i7 4710HQ GPU: GTX 860M 4GB DDR5 So this happend to me before but i didn't expect it to happen again (Last time was due to overclocking, but i didn't overclock this time), i had alot of programs opened in background (Minecraft, Google chrome...

I couldn't really find good section for this one, however i just did system restore and everything is working great

So yesterday I was installing some themes for my windows 10, however i tried to run cinema 4d and found the viewport really laggy even though the fps is high! (I don't know how the hell can this even happen), like i am getting 200-300 fps but it looks more like 5-15 fps in viewport. i have some...

Lol I wish... but sadly no, however i don't think this will help you but direct x 12 will help in AMD and Nvidia working at same time

Nvm I disabled the clock, it didn't do much.

Thanks!

I just want to make sure it's fine.

I am more scared about dying gpu, on this laptop, gpu cannot be replaced. I tried to keep it just below the white line.

I am overclocking my lenovo y50 and that's my default gpu settings: http://gyazo.com/34513b4c01f37439f02df01ed0b4476b Overclocked: http://gyazo.com/9483c4200f223273c607c06c713ca7d6 Is there is any risk of harm? I have a GTX 860M, while normally browsing it's 50-54C, while playing games like...

So I recently overclocked my laptop using MSI Burner and usually the tempreture rises 60C-70C while playing games, (But with no games it is at 50c - 54C) however, he told me that you cannot overclock your laptop. and that it's a fake overclock, and told me it just burns your laptop from inside...

I just did overclock it using MSI, the highest tempreture i got was 60C