i7 3770 in a tiny Lenovo? Trying to upgrade the CPU in my M92p Tiny.
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Upgrading the CPU to an i7 3770 in my Lenovo m92p tiny.
Previous Video, sort of Part 1:
• Lenovo M92p Cpu Upgrad...
#lenovo
#i7
#upgrade
#lapping
#pc
1:50 "My money-making space heater.. It only takes 12 hours to warm the room" !😂!
The 3770k was my first high-end CPU I had, it served me well paired with my AMD 7770.
Combine this with the Fan mod from your last video and you got a compact desk heater that also serves as a dust buster with authentic ambient noise floor 😀
Lol. AND it can earn crypto. Maybe I should start sellin em. It's a 4 in 1
You can put a xeon 1275 v3 in there, I have but it's a 95w cpu and gets really hot and then shuts down due the 65w power supply. if you could find a way to upgrade the cooling system and power supply it could work.
ya know I thought of that. Only they cost more on ebay then I was willing to spend. In the future I might just for the hell of it if i can find one cheaper.
+Flip the fan around to blow against the heatsink. You will notice much cooler temperatures and less fan ramp-ups. Please make another video if I prove correct.
Nice hair dryer
The channel name had me a little worried.
Nice video.
what luck I just stumbled into 5 of these, thanks for the ideas :-)
Hmm. Maybe some i7s and a couple solar panels for a small mining cluster?
get it placed properly on the desk and you've got yourself a warmer plate for your coffee cup.
That is insane the difference it made. You already lapped the heatsink and that helped A LOT, wonder how fast or hot it would get without the cpu and the heatsink lapped. But either way with both lapped it stays cool. Like others said delidding it would be interesting to see if that helps.
Wow i can't believe u can decrease the temps by doing that
Pretty neat!
Maybe try a 3770s in a pc like this.
Yup, they use the "S" version in small PCs and All-in-Ones.
The "S" still have a tdp of 65 watt. When you are looking for normal temps and no fan noises, the "T" with a tdp of 45 watt is probably your best choice. Also, what I don't see in the video is the power adapter is very important here. Yours can come with a 65 watt adapter, to run these heavier cpu's you really want that 90 watt adapter.
Exactly. It does run a 90. I wanted to see if a full blown i7 would work. The s and t m9dels are great but have less performance.
You need to delid that 3770, the thermal paste under the IHS is probably bone dry at 11+ years old. It's probably 90% at fault for the excessive heat.
You always want to lap in a pattern of 8 to prevent back and forth movement from creating or amplifying high spots already present in the IHS.
Had to try mine Haswell with 1265Lv3 while had it...
If you want an i7 in there without doing the sanding down, then the 3770T would be perfect.
Problem with the t is it's also less performance. I wanted to see about using the full blown 3770.
A lapped 3770T sounds pretty good.
what i did was glue on air intake at front a 30mm usb fan and that alone dropped temps 20 c on cpu at load
also use a 3770t cpu in it not a k or a s as thats 45 watts power and power pack is only 65 watts (org) even a 90 has probs with the k trust me i tried note fan blows cold air in not out so blows over heatsink on cpu and stirs air in whole case to rear fan
took about 1/2 hr to drop temps and then hold it at that
note space fan from case x a few mm with plastic buttons helps heaps and drops sound of fan way down as well
these cpu's NEEDS to be delidded
my 4930k always stays cool because it was soldered cpu
I have one of these with a i5 8600t and a yeston 1650 lp. Really wanna put a i7 8700t in because I do notice the i5 bottlenecks the 1650
won't make any difference.
I'm surprised they didn't use mobile processors in these, isn't that what intel did with the nuc? I mean these are far better than the nuc since you can actually upgrade them.
"t" chips are more or less laptop binned parts on a desktop package.
These come stock with "t" chips.
I have a 3770 too with HT off to cool down a bit. Have been looking for a cooling solution but that cooler pins are custom.
I use Lenovo M910X with a i9-9900T and a RTX A2000 😜
what the sigma
Use PTM thermal pad on it. Should be much better.
With a delid and liquid metal under the his. I´m sure that will not exceed 70°c
A DP to HDMI adapter only costs about $10...
Txs, yeah I just didn't have one on hand and didn't feel like waiting for it to come in.
That convinced me. I have two i7-3770's. I'm going to lap one of them and see if I get the same or better results? Mine will be in a regular desktop PC. Should be fun. Does anyone know what grit the brown sandpaper was? Thanks
For softer metal like copper, 600 grit is a quite safe bet, start gently and check for effect every few minutes.
If you have a whole set, 600-1000-3000 will be a good step-up combination, giving you close to mirror finish in the end while not taking too much time doing so.
Why if you have a normal desktop? Just upgraded the cooler. They're cheap
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@@forzaflyracer3473 I just ordered a bigger cooler. Thanks
@@funghiman8492 Thank you for the info
If the think center has an i5 to start with. the tdp might be estricted to 54watts if it came with an i3.i should imagine using nothing less than a intel stock cooler.you haven't really tested it .it was overheating almost with the desktop on standby how is it going to perform thermaly I bet it will thermal throttle right away it will be useless until a more durable method of cooling the device .its was designed for 54watts and its hardware will be on the limit with only an i3
Um I did test it. Ran it at 100% for a while and it didn't overheat. Plus I've been using it for odd jobs over rdp with zero problems
Any thoughts on just delidding the cpu? Would be interested to see the moon difference.
Yeah. Lots of people have commented about that. So guess I'm gonna be delidding it for a vid 😁
We dont get T end model can we use normal processor???
Can Ryzen 3 3200G will support in this PC?
If you mean what I think you mean, no. This is an Intel model.
@@jims_junk i5 8th gem support in this?
I Have A M72e Tiny And I Put A Core i5 2500k In It When I Run Roblox On Lowest Graphics It Screams The Fan At 100% Power
It Hits 100°C Under Full Load But Thermal Throttling Saves It Everytime I'm Using A Delta 19.5V 90W Psu With An Adaptor And It Gets So Hot The Green LED Turns Yellowish But Keeps Going Mine Never Had WIFI But I Added It Anyway First Try Winning The Lenovo WiFi Lottery
delid it
Exactly what I was thinking. Ivy Bridge and Haswell were notorious for high temps because of the crappy TIM that Intel used between the CPU die and the IHS. It would be REALLY interesting to see what kind of temps he could get with it after that since replacing the factory TIM with some liquid metal should drastically improve the thermal conductivity. And since he has already lapped the IHS and heatsink, that's basically the last thing left on the list to do.