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Also, how did you bypass the fan error messages using cooler master fans?

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@@HernandezEliteGaming thanks for information, then what about Using an External GPU with a laptop? If possible what do you recommend

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This particular graphics card did not require it

On this particular graphics card is not

Thank you very much! yes dude this laptop was smooth like butter. please subscribe for future videos

good question. in this particular upgrade the customization was plug and play. connect it all and let windows detect the hardware. the most you need to do is of course install newer drivers for the graphics card. you better subscribe for more gaming videos

can't remember lol

glad you know your stuff. you better subscribe for more gaming videos

good question, depends on the solid state drive you are installing. in this example the WD BLUE was a NVMe model known as an m.2 found here amzn.to/3ztr4lJ which uses the 3 part connect and is the newer higher performance SSDs, whereas the SATA 2.5 known Drives found here amzn.to/3VLySH0 which is also supported on this laptop does use the 2 part connection and is the older models. This gaming laptop support both and so you choose which one to buy. you better subscribe for more gaming videos lol

I recommend going with the newer model versus the old but it depends on cost. either option for gaming will allow faster gamnplay

good point. I had tested and played with the WD BLUE DRIVES found here amzn.to/3VQ7KXc way before selling the laptop and it actual performed well and stable with games like call o duty and battlefield which pulled alot of resources for the Graphics. One importance thing I did was optimize the game settings/graphics with Nvidia Geforce Experience application so that it ran the game perfectly but overall no problem. you better subscribe now for future gaming videos lol

as long you screw it the psu correctly. is not moving. you better subscribe

yes this pc is upgradable and is pretty decent for gaming. GTA is not a graphics sucking game so a basic video card like a GTX or RTX will handle it find. also using a 8GB is enough for gaming but if so pc used for programs too then 16GB

its possible if the close is identical. as windows or hardware may not know the difference. I have done so before. You may only find a problem if during the clone there is restricted files that do not clone over and doing so the error will not allow windows to boot or so hardware to function and so is a 50/50 option. you will know at the time of the clone if is 100% successful or if it crashes. but your best options is always to do a fresh install of windows on new drive and then slowly putting it all back

@@HernandezEliteGaming Yes, finally I managed to replace my old 256 GB SSD with a new 2 TB SSD, after experiencing 2 crashes. The third attempt was successful after realizing that some partitions were not automatically cloned, so I had to do it manually. Luckily, I didn't hastily reset data on my old SSD after the first cloning was completed.

Glad you enjoyed it!

correct. the video card is designed for 4k gaming. however the lower you play like 1080p or 2k as you mentioned could provide better results in higher rates.

Why drop so much money on a card if you’re not gonna take full advantage of it? If I buy a 4k gaming graphics card, I’m gonna play on a fucking 4k monitor 😂

Interesting.. If all factors check out OK. It could be a no AMD unit. Even though that sounds strange by itself. I would say to clean both GPU and pci connections with rubbing alcohol. Then check all power cables are pushed in all the way

Hell yes. You can add as up to 1tb using any of the slots

maybe I like wasting my money knowing that I have 64GB inside than only 32GB? Or maybe you are not spending your money at all in upgrading your Laptop in instead you go buying games like Warcraft or minecraft? regardless thank you for commenting but next time be more nicer about it or do not bother posting.

I don’t have enough 32 for routine tasks same virtual servers, After Effects and rendering... You write obvious nonsense!

only reason that would happen is it the ram is not the compatible speed. please look at your laptop compatibility and order the right ram. Corsair Vengeance are AWESOME

This is a laptop that would only play well if optimization is allowed on certain games while others do not. so if after these optimizations applied is still not satisfying to you then it means a newer laptop is recommended.

my method was to tape it off first with blue painters tape. pushing the tape into the markings of the lettering. then cutting it off with a blade for a precise open. at the end I would spray it. once dried. remove the tape.

yes this graphics card is extremely powerful and might be likely way too much for more casual gamers. your most affordable option would be the RTX 3070 or lower into the RTX 2080 series. if you stay within the RTX not GTX you should get more than just casual gaming

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Only reason could be you did not put back in the power pin cable for the motherboard.

yes because the corsair vengeance is designed for heat and performance. more durable during gameplay. whereass the crucial are more consumer use like regular computing. so even though there is more speed. the difference is noticable under gameplay

I do not know. not into the temp kind of situation. there will always be temperature in all gaming computers. all you need to worry about is having proper cooling and airflow. for example add a fan to the side panel. add a fan to the rear. add a fan to the cpu etc. make sure that you go with the largest possible.

I mounted the fan using the screws that come with it from the outside of the panel to the fan. using the fan that fit the size of the opening vent.

He used the stock fan on top of the new cooler’s heatsink. The fan also does not work if it is non oem in some cases

@@Bob-ri1vx he stated that he used cooler master fans though, which are not oem

yes I went with cooler master for the heatsink because it came with a larger fan. I then upgraded the rest of the fan to a similar size fan. so the entire case airflow was balanced.

yes I tested it and should work. please make sure to purchase the kit listed on my video details

@@HernandezEliteGaming Yeah, thanks for your video, it inspired me to go for the 64 go instead of 32 go ; I couldn't use your link to buy since I have to use Amazon France (I am a French citizen living in France). :P I play PUBG and I can definitely feel a little FPS boost in-game of about +5 or +7% I think. It's smoother and the PC is a bit faster. Very positive upgrade.

@@ETfrogable Did you got random reboots after upgrade? I installed Kingston Fury 64GB (2x32GB) DDR4 3200MHz C20 KF432S20IB/32, it seems works fine but I got some random reboots after a while, sometimes It does not happen. I tried restoring Windows, and doing memory tests with MemTest86 but all was okay. I don't know if would work fine with Corsair Vengance. My Dell is G7 17 7700 i7-10750H version

@@iJairGalindo Hello, no I didn't get any problems, never any reboots or any thing like that. Please note that I took the exact ram needed (2933 mhz) You have 3200 mhz maybe it comes from that although it should instantly downclock it. Check the logs of your computer to see what error it made too with the ' event observer '.

​@@ETfrogable Yes I'm thinking 3200MHz makes the system unstable, kingston specs says that works at 2933MHz with XMP. At logs there's only a critical error (41), but no more information.

yes I had to after maximizing the limits on this great desktop. I began going into other custom builds and alienware. videos are coming soon so subscribe. but this desktop was amazing for all the upgrades done and so as a youtuber I needed more video content that this computer had enough upgrades lol

yes. call of duty is my favorite. got the modern 2 so videos on that is coming so please subscribe

you are not lying dude. I had it for years like you and it worked like a charm. and I kept it for so long due to the upgrades I did overtime such as memory and graphics and custom painting etc. please go look in the channel other videos I did on this desktop. I eventually sold it to a customer and moved onto custom builds and alienware so please subscribe for those videos.

Ive learned that to best maintain a gaming laptop for years is to always use them correctly. knowing what to do helps expand the life of the hardware. here are some common examples to keep in mind. 1: never keep the battery constantly charging on and off while having access to the power cable and instead keep it plugged in and only rely on battery for on the go to do more of browsing rather than gaming 2: blow off the keyboard and the cooling vents weekly with an air pressured can to keep the dust or debris from building up inside and in doing so allows for a cleaner airflow 3: play for 1-2 hours at a time none stop and turn off the pc or get off the game to allow the heat to cool down because long periods of gaming overheats the components inside such as memory and hard drive etc. which long term can cause it to die 4: replace thermal paste on the cpu once a year to allow the processor to not overheat beyond repair 5: keep your hard drive cleaned from temp data so that it never becomes unresponsive

sounds like you missed the power cable that connects to the motherboard or the power supply you have is not sufficient to handle the graphics card. make sure to double check your wires basically.

good question. this laptop is holding on strong and the upgrade made a huge improvement in overall speed within gaming and more so within applications.

@@HernandezEliteGaming I think i screwed up when i put the screw in. I got one that was too big and it pierced a lining behind it. I had to remove the screw just for my pc to turn on

Glad it was helpful!

YES in fact this memory kit is compatible with the alienware x17 r1 as well. look on my video desacription for recommended products

yes you will require a power supply when you upgrade to the 2060 upwards. the only thing you have to be concerned about is fitting the card within the 10 inches space

yes this fan connects directly to the motherboard using the standard 3 pin and if you do not have any of those available on the board then connect it using a splitter adapter to the power supply like I did

I have never tested it without a battery but it did not really overheat for me with it inside.

this video covers installing a video card like the 1050 ti which does not require power supply even though I did install one it was optional. so if you plan to follow the same idea then using a graphics card that is no longer than 9 inches should fit inside the case.

this is still a good pc for casual gaming if you are playing older model games. I did like the looks of this pc.

hello. inside this pc I have an i7 processor. which is the latest you can upgrade to on this motherboard. its listed on video description.