I have E6410 with i7 720QM quad core and 90 watt power supply. Everything works perfect with zero problems. My i7 is turbo boosting to 2.9 ghz on 1 core and works at 933 mhz on idle :) I have video with it. Cheers!
If you have the $$, I would invest in the Intel i7-640M Dual core processor. The base clock is 2.8GHz. But, the turbo boost is an impressive 3.46GHz for a 1st Gen ix (where x= 3, 5, or 7) processor. Yes, you get 2 extra cores w/the i7-720QM. But, you sacrifice the speed.
Hey have you heard that several ones of this model has a problem with the cursor, which keep moving erratically, the problem is in the trackpoint do you know how to fix it
@@garrygibbons2989 it comes with a thermal pad, but always runs too hot - many people have done 0) chip 1) thermal paste 2) copper shim (0.3mm) 3) thermal paste 4) heat-sink
Great laptop! Although: 1) the people putting higher than 35 Watt TDP CPUs into it are really not the smartest (heat is already an issue with 35W i5) 2) and also the people saying they got 16 Gb of RAM into it are liars 3) the people putting W10 & W11 kinda seem strange as this is far outside of what the laptop was supposed to handle, they are very intensive OSes which also have no dedicated drivers I made a bypass for the CPU fan which sacrifices one USB port to be able to provide the fan with full on 5V, 0.5A power, my idle temps on the CPU are ~27-31 degrees, thinking of adding a discrete potentiometer for analogue fan control :) If I am able to improve the cooling further, I will look into putting an i7 in there. 3rd party companies make optical disk drive "blower" modules which get a lot of cool air circulating into the laptop - the nvidia chip however is a poor bastard that's almost always 10C hotter than the CPU. Shame about the 8Gb RAM limit though!
I upgraded mine with a 940XM and a custom cooling solution 16GB RAM , which does in fact work, so I wouldn’t assume people are lying about that, 500 GB MX500 SSD Wifi 6 (802.11 ax)
@@PrjctWRX "Custom cooling solution"? Would love to see some pictures, I have lots of ideas but it takes a long time to design something that looks professional. And you have the "i7-940XM", why? First of all, congrats, you're running 25 watts higher TDP cpu than is designed, unless your "cooling solution" is really good, - your idle temps are probably 60s or 70s. If you look up this CPU on the intel website, you'll see it can only handle 8 Gb of RAM, so people saying they can run 16 Gb is not good enough proof, post a quick video or some pictures. People have been able to boot with 16 Gb of RAM but have had crashes/shutdowns once the OS actually tries to use more than 8 Gb of ram. It just seems like you're lying, dude.
@@andreivaughn1468 I’ll try and make a video and post it when I can, I’m actually quite proud of what I was able to do with this little laptop and it was a fun process to do so
@@PrjctWRX Ok, well, thanks. And please try to understand my skepticism - so far I've only ever seen people saying it, and never anyone showing it (no photos, or anything online), so it seems strange to me. I am quite proud at the moment of what I've been able to do for the temps by maxing out the CPU fan (despite the fact there's no way to control fan speed via pwm on this laptop). I have found a great i7 which is 2 cores 4 threads and only 25 Watt tdp, I think it would run very cool. But if there's some way to get 16 GB of ram I might just throw my old plan out of the window and try to get that working. Keep me updated if possible! The video doesn't have to be crazy, just fire up task manager "performance" tab and start using ram!
![[TF2] The Russian Bear Trap](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YFNSwz2_rOA/mqdefault.jpg)
I have E6410 with i7 720QM quad core and 90 watt power supply. Everything works perfect with zero problems. My i7 is turbo boosting to 2.9 ghz on 1 core and works at 933 mhz on idle :) I have video with it. Cheers!
Ok
Me too I also have the same version 🤝
If you have the $$, I would invest in the Intel i7-640M Dual core processor. The base clock is 2.8GHz. But, the turbo boost is an impressive 3.46GHz for a 1st Gen ix (where x= 3, 5, or 7) processor.
Yes, you get 2 extra cores w/the i7-720QM. But, you sacrifice the speed.
@@ryanrobison6432 yes, you are right sir. i7 quad turbo on all cores are only 1.8 ghz or something like that :/
With bios A17 .... 16 GB of RAM at 1333MHz with i7-7xx 8xx... ❤
you saved a life, thank you
Very Nice. I will open my laptop by doing this
thanks now I know how I can mod stuff
Thank you so much
pour moi c'est Del latitude E6400
Thanks man
very good video haha funny and good thumbs up
I also felt funny and sorry together hahaha
ok, now assembly
Nice man👍👍👍🤑
I'm unable to remove back plate tht you removed first of all at 0:32
Help me
And now for the reassembly... so many screws... whoops :-)
Hey have you heard that several ones of this model has a problem with the cursor, which keep moving erratically, the problem is in the trackpoint do you know how to fix it
Thek
You
Thanks for the vid. Did you come across any c clips towards the back of the motherboard?
Good video...
Muito bom me ajuda muito
thank you
please, i have this dell when i press the power button, it just snap. not even coming up. is there a solution or i should just forget about the board
Bhai Mai laptop Lena chahata hi
Mera pass do options hai
i3 4rt gen Asus 4/512
i5 2nd gen dell 4/500
Kon SA lu
Aap please reply do
منورين 🙂
Moro no Brazil
Que son esas 2 placas que usted señala en el minuto 3.46 del vídeo.
A mi laptop le falta una de las dos.
Quisiera saber qué función cumplen
WWAN and WLAN modules
Quanto custa o conserto desse leptop eu tenho um pra consertar
What is the part on 5:31?
WWAN module
hey bro , what is the chip at the L of the heatsink, do we have to add thermal patse on it
Its graphics chipset, Intel GPU, it needs a thermal pad.
@@RDanielFR what thickness is the pad please
@@garrygibbons2989 it comes with a thermal pad, but always runs too hot - many people have done
0) chip
1) thermal paste
2) copper shim (0.3mm)
3) thermal paste
4) heat-sink
Aqui é o preço de um novo
lol lies !! I am unable to take off the back
Intel hd or nvs 3100m ....???
Nvs
Great laptop! Although:
1) the people putting higher than 35 Watt TDP CPUs into it are really not the smartest (heat is already an issue with 35W i5)
2) and also the people saying they got 16 Gb of RAM into it are liars
3) the people putting W10 & W11 kinda seem strange as this is far outside of what the laptop was supposed to handle, they are very intensive OSes which also have no dedicated drivers
I made a bypass for the CPU fan which sacrifices one USB port to be able to provide the fan with full on 5V, 0.5A power, my idle temps on the CPU are ~27-31 degrees, thinking of adding a discrete potentiometer for analogue fan control :) If I am able to improve the cooling further, I will look into putting an i7 in there. 3rd party companies make optical disk drive "blower" modules which get a lot of cool air circulating into the laptop - the nvidia chip however is a poor bastard that's almost always 10C hotter than the CPU.
Shame about the 8Gb RAM limit though!
I upgraded mine with a 940XM and a custom cooling solution
16GB RAM , which does in fact work, so I wouldn’t assume people are lying about that,
500 GB MX500 SSD
Wifi 6 (802.11 ax)
@@PrjctWRX "Custom cooling solution"? Would love to see some pictures, I have lots of ideas but it takes a long time to design something that looks professional.
And you have the "i7-940XM", why? First of all, congrats, you're running 25 watts higher TDP cpu than is designed, unless your "cooling solution" is really good, - your idle temps are probably 60s or 70s.
If you look up this CPU on the intel website, you'll see it can only handle 8 Gb of RAM, so people saying they can run 16 Gb is not good enough proof, post a quick video or some pictures. People have been able to boot with 16 Gb of RAM but have had crashes/shutdowns once the OS actually tries to use more than 8 Gb of ram. It just seems like you're lying, dude.
@@andreivaughn1468 I’ll try and make a video and post it when I can, I’m actually quite proud of what I was able to do with this little laptop and it was a fun process to do so
@@PrjctWRX Ok, well, thanks. And please try to understand my skepticism - so far I've only ever seen people saying it, and never anyone showing it (no photos, or anything online), so it seems strange to me.
I am quite proud at the moment of what I've been able to do for the temps by maxing out the CPU fan (despite the fact there's no way to control fan speed via pwm on this laptop). I have found a great i7 which is 2 cores 4 threads and only 25 Watt tdp, I think it would run very cool.
But if there's some way to get 16 GB of ram I might just throw my old plan out of the window and try to get that working. Keep me updated if possible! The video doesn't have to be crazy, just fire up task manager "performance" tab and start using ram!
@@andreivaughn1468 you’re using the i7 640M?