I picked up this pc i5 2400, 8gb ram for ~35$, I plugged in a SSD and a GTX 1650 (that I got for ~85$) and still use the original 280watt psu. What an amazing budget gamer :-) (it does need two key configurations to work correctly: bios setting video>igp>multi monitor enabled, windows fast boot disabled)
Mine runs decent benchmarks with RX 570 and i7-2600, but I can't for the life of me figure out the sleep settings. It won't wake back up, the fans never shut down, etc.
I had this exact pc with 8gb-ddr3 and an i5-2400 and a gtx 750 ti. Recently upgraded to a new pc with 32gb ddr4 rgb ram, rtx 3060 and an intel core i7-7800X
I do have some questions sir, if u do have a social media accounts (facebook, ig) i want to talk about that pc sir, i also have the exact same pc. Thanks
I love theese Thinkcentre. I have a Thincentre E73 with a I5 4440S, 16GB ram, 260 SSD and a Thinkcentre M91P with I5 2400, 16gb ram and 120 HDD. Theese M91P models has a TPM 1.2 chip while the E73 gets secure boot instead.
@@jensdbe I saw your method how to install Win 11 on unsupported hardware. I will try to install Windows 11 on the E73. But do you think I should leave the UEFI bios and secure boot on when installing Win 11 just to be more on the supported site?
I can't even get the case door open 😭 Did you have any issues similar to this? I've unscrewed the large screws in the back, but it doesn't seem to budge when I press the button.
Max. supported CPU is an i7 2600. The performance difference between it and the i5 2500 in it now is rather small. €37 is not a lot but it is in a PC worth ~€150 for a small improvement. Would be interesting to see how big the difference is though :)
Hello, I’m from brazil, i have the same pc, and i’d like to improve, but I’m fear. Can i improve de psu? I have a 600w psu and a GTX 950 2gb, do you know if the gpu is compatible too? Thanks 😅
The machine has a standard ATX power supply so you should be able to simply replace that with the 600W one you have. A GTX 950 should work fine as well here.
How is it that your m91p Type 4524-E4G accepts the Radeon HD7700, because it is not in the very restricted list of GPUs accepted by this Motherboard? Notice I own the m91p Type 4524. However and normally, the m91p only accepts the following cards (and their equivalent substitutes): *NVDIA GeForce 310 512mb DDR3 *Radeon HD5450 512mb DDR3 *Radeon HD6450 512mb DDR3 I had a Radeon HD5450 512mb DDR3, which unfortunately died last summer. I made the mistake of buying its upgraded version, the "Radeon HD5450 2gb DDR3", but the Motherboard categorically refuses to recognize it, even after upgrading the BIOS and even tinkering with it. The HD5450 2gb works on my other PCs and even on a PC older than my Lenovo. The PSU of the Lenovo is 280W, however I tested the GPU and the 280W-PSU on an another Motherboard and their is no problems at all. Do you know what to do to make it work?
Hmm, as far as I know there are no restrictions at all to which GPU to use (except for the limit of the power supply). Any PCIe videocard should just work fine. I played around with the M91p with different cards and never really got what you describe.
Hello I have same motherboard with 3x4 GB ram. my question is will be better with 2x4 GB or 4x4gb. I see in CPU-Z when I put 3x4gb ram still working in dual channel when I remove one 4gb and working with 2x4gb productivity is same
Normally with 3x4GB it should not be working in dual channel. The best way to test this is to run Geekbench with each memory configuration which you are considering and compare them.
Unplug any additional power connectors to the card, unscrew the screw holding it in place and then push the lever on the PCIe slot to release the card. Not much can go wrong, just don't force things and be gentle :)
It was a lot worse before I started, believe me :) Used a compressor to get most of it out. Didn't look so dirty anymore in reality but noticed the same in the video footage afterwards.
@@lb5337 that should work, yes. PCIe is backwards compatible. In theory you can get slightly lower performance but that will hardly be noticeable in practice (if even).
I picked up this pc i5 2400, 8gb ram for ~35$, I plugged in a SSD and a GTX 1650 (that I got for ~85$) and still use the original 280watt psu. What an amazing budget gamer :-) (it does need two key configurations to work correctly: bios setting video>igp>multi monitor enabled, windows fast boot disabled)
I have a GTX 1650 for which I plan to do a small project, very similar to your setup.
Whats your motherboard type
Mine runs decent benchmarks with RX 570 and i7-2600, but I can't for the life of me figure out the sleep settings. It won't wake back up, the fans never shut down, etc.
I had this exact pc with 8gb-ddr3 and an i5-2400 and a gtx 750 ti. Recently upgraded to a new pc with 32gb ddr4 rgb ram, rtx 3060 and an intel core i7-7800X
I do have some questions sir, if u do have a social media accounts (facebook, ig) i want to talk about that pc sir, i also have the exact same pc. Thanks
Loved the video! I subscribed! Thanks for keeping everything simple!
Thanks for the nice feedback, always nice to hear :)
@@jensdbe Thanks Man! I love your content style!
I love theese Thinkcentre. I have a Thincentre E73 with a I5 4440S, 16GB ram, 260 SSD and a Thinkcentre M91P with I5 2400, 16gb ram and 120 HDD. Theese M91P models has a TPM 1.2 chip while the E73 gets secure boot instead.
Combined you can almost run Windows 11 :)
@@jensdbe I saw your method how to install Win 11 on unsupported hardware. I will try to install Windows 11 on the E73. But do you think I should leave the UEFI bios and secure boot on when installing Win 11 just to be more on the supported site?
for some reason my drive doesn’t turn up like yours did and i have the exact same model,
Which drive do you mean? SATA?
mine doesnt have a disc drive
I can't even get the case door open 😭 Did you have any issues similar to this? I've unscrewed the large screws in the back, but it doesn't seem to budge when I press the button.
Why you didn't swap the CPU for a I7, about 37 euro at AE
Max. supported CPU is an i7 2600. The performance difference between it and the i5 2500 in it now is rather small. €37 is not a lot but it is in a PC worth ~€150 for a small improvement. Would be interesting to see how big the difference is though :)
What is its main psu that comes with case ?
Could you tell me what memory modules those are, Very helpful video to since im using this motherboard
The ones I put were SK Hynix PC3-12800 DDR3 (1600mhz) modules but 1333Mhz should do fine as well.
@@jensdbe Aight thank you
Hello, I’m from brazil, i have the same pc, and i’d like to improve, but I’m fear. Can i improve de psu? I have a 600w psu and a GTX 950 2gb, do you know if the gpu is compatible too? Thanks 😅
The machine has a standard ATX power supply so you should be able to simply replace that with the 600W one you have. A GTX 950 should work fine as well here.
Thank you very much, i Will try , have a nice week 😊
How is it that your m91p Type 4524-E4G accepts the Radeon HD7700, because it is not in the very restricted list of GPUs accepted by this Motherboard? Notice I own the m91p Type 4524.
However and normally, the m91p only accepts the following cards (and their equivalent substitutes):
*NVDIA GeForce 310 512mb DDR3
*Radeon HD5450 512mb DDR3
*Radeon HD6450 512mb DDR3
I had a Radeon HD5450 512mb DDR3, which unfortunately died last summer. I made the mistake of buying its upgraded version, the "Radeon HD5450 2gb DDR3", but the Motherboard categorically refuses to recognize it, even after upgrading the BIOS and even tinkering with it. The HD5450 2gb works on my other PCs and even on a PC older than my Lenovo. The PSU of the Lenovo is 280W, however I tested the GPU and the 280W-PSU on an another Motherboard and their is no problems at all.
Do you know what to do to make it work?
Hmm, as far as I know there are no restrictions at all to which GPU to use (except for the limit of the power supply). Any PCIe videocard should just work fine. I played around with the M91p with different cards and never really got what you describe.
@@jensdbe As I recall, UEFI(or UEFI/Legacy,etc?) needs to be turned-on in the updated BIOS.
@@timintlebro I know how to select legecy rom from pci submenu setting
How much power consumption during idle. Is it suitable for nas
Didn't measure the consumption but similar PCs do pretty well in terms of energy consumption. With some tuning you will get close to NAS numbers.
Hello I have same motherboard with 3x4 GB ram. my question is will be better with 2x4 GB or 4x4gb. I see in CPU-Z when I put 3x4gb ram still working in dual channel when I remove one 4gb and working with 2x4gb productivity is same
Normally with 3x4GB it should not be working in dual channel.
The best way to test this is to run Geekbench with each memory configuration which you are considering and compare them.
@@jensdbe thank you for help. in Geekbench write same dual channel with 3x4 GB :D how wtf
i have this lenovo, added 2x8gb ram + 1x 4gb ram, 4gb gpu + ssd's and it works beautifully. now just gotta swap the case
Can u put the Mobo in another case
That should be possible, looks like standard ATX format
How do i take out the graphics card
Unplug any additional power connectors to the card, unscrew the screw holding it in place and then push the lever on the PCIe slot to release the card.
Not much can go wrong, just don't force things and be gentle :)
Hi, I have ddr3, i can upgrade at ddr4?
No, DDR4 is physically different from DDR3 and can't be placed in the same slot.
Can i connect like a gtx 1050?
Should work perfectly fine, yes
Can i play games like call of duty of battlefield 5
Call of Duty should be fine. Battlefield 5 is probably just working but won't be very good.
@@jensdbe will it play call of duty warzone
Why don't you clean the Mainboard, the Cooler and the Fan? It's full of Dust.
It was a lot worse before I started, believe me :) Used a compressor to get most of it out. Didn't look so dirty anymore in reality but noticed the same in the video footage afterwards.
Is that main pcie a 3.0?
As far as I know it is a PCIe 2.0 slot.
@@jensdbe would I be able to fit a gtx 1050 ti in the case? And if so would it work?
@@lb5337 that should work, yes. PCIe is backwards compatible. In theory you can get slightly lower performance but that will hardly be noticeable in practice (if even).
@@jensdbe okay thank you. : ) you’ve earned a new subscriber : )
@@jensdbe sorry, I forgot to ask but does the psu support the 1050?
Is there a way to connect
this machine to a M2 SSD or M2 NVMe?
Not directly on the motherboard but a regular PCIe NVMe adapter should work. Not sure if the machine will be able to directly boot from it though.