Recent content by RafayoAG

Sure, it won't use more than 700w all the system draw

No, to know if your gpu is compatible your motherboard must have a x16 pcie port because it is like the standart for gpu cards. The chipset is irrelevant. It is only important if your gpu is pcie 3.0, because if your chipset doesn't support it, you won't have the enough bandwidth but only in...

vous m'avez dit que tu es français, je pourrait avoir cherché pour toi

If you are not doing any overclocking, you don't need to do a stress test: those are only for stability which, is useless if you keep the stock frequencies.

As you mind in using a stress test, I guess you're planning to overclock your CPU (obviously, its a k version). Normally, if you want to test the max. average temperature would be in 5-10 min. But if you got into unstable problems and don't know how to tune properly voltages, for a stable test...

There are programs that copy the whole drive to another drive (ex. from a HDD to a SDD). There is one called Acronis Backup & Recovery but it's $75. It is really easy to use. But I mean, REALLY, as made for dummies. Other free and good solutions would be ShadowCopy V2.02...

I can help you in anything else you want, just specify what type of specs or about what

All depends what you do AND what you will later do. As you say that you edit videos in Pinnacle which benefits more of the GPU (only with nvidias' ones, hateable) but at the same time you want to edit multiple videos it will lag more with the 4200 i5 (MSI) than with the 4700m i7 (Y510p). The...

Also, within your range, you can look up for the lenovo's Y510p, which has a better CPU but a worse GPU

Sure. In Shadowplay's preferences you can select the resolution and the FPS recorded in the video.

Well, by your budget, I would'nt recommend you none of those laptops if for 734€ you can get a MSI GE60 2OD-247US:http://www.amazon.com/MSI-GE602OD-247US-15-6-Gaming-Laptop/dp/B00FT9WKCS. (no shipping included). That would be my best suggestion because Pinnacle Studio 16 is compatible with CUDA.

I have searched about your card and it is totally compatible: It is PCI-E 2.0 x16 so it will work without problems. Don't worry, it won't be a problem.

No, In laptops it's way different. In desktop, the graphics cards has their own output videoports, so the motherboard's is not usable by the gpu. In laptops, although the processor has an integrated graphic solution (Intel HD3000), it is disabled if the laptop has a dedicated GPU, because...