Recent content by Supahos

I wouldn't call it a high risk but definitely an increased risk. Obviously the battery itself isn't cracked much or it wouldn't work properly. But if it starts to leak all bets are off on what may happen

It's pretty common in new laptops. Soldier 4 or 8gb then just upgrade it a bit to fit the specs they wish to sell on an individual model. Makes install faster for them later

Or load up a bunch of different games at once and see if ram useage goes up above 8gb. Asus wouldn't dare sell a product that has faked specs. They're too big of a company to intentionally ruin their reputation for that

I wouldn't do a laptop unless I had a very specific reason

He's getting 80/90 fps in battlefield 5... He's not running that with onboard video

Is there a brighness setting someone turned down by accident?

If it's soldiered and you're not better than most surgeons with your hands you can't upgrade the cpu. Most laptops won't overclock as they get too hot to run fill boost permanently anyway. I've not ever seen anyone do anything but change to an identical keyboard as they're model specific.

https://ark.intel.com/products/81016/Intel-Core-i5-4210U-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-2-70-GHz- Yes the 4400 is the GPU for 4th gen i5s. Most laptops can't run all cores at the boost speed so it might be over 1.7 but it won't be 2.7 fully loaded for long

I'm not sure it'll matter as a mobile i5 at 1.7ghz probably won't be able push enough frames to the GPU

MERGED QUESTION Question from akashbose500 : "Can I runit"

Probably will load....and promptly make you sad the first time you get in a car or try to run. I don't think you'll enjoy it much as that cpu and GPU are both poor and you'll be splitting 4gb ram between the game and the hd4400

www.userbenchmark.com run this and post the link it gives at the end

Those converters aren't really meant to run 24/7 I bet when original one lasted for years it wasn't plugged in for all those years

Did you install all relevant drivers? Nvidia/laptop maker/amd?

I don't believe people were playing bf5 online with that laptop at 120fps. Source?