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RebelNDN

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  • CPU
    Intel i7 7700 HQ
  • Motherboard
    HP 8259
  • RAM
    8 GB
  • GPU
    Nvidia GTX 1050ti 4GB
  • Storage
    128 GB M.2 SSD + 1TB 7200 RPM HDD
  • Operating System
    Windows 10

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  1. RebelNDN
    I was thinking the same thing.
  2. RebelNDN
    What are you all's thoughts on slightly overclocking a a laptop GPU? I'm running the GTX 1050ti 4GB in an HP Omen (to give you an idea on ventilation). If you feel it would be fine, what are some recommendations. I've never bothered to overclock a laptop GPU, as I've never purchased a laptop that was worthy of gaming, until now.
  3. RebelNDN
    What are you all's thoughts on slightly overclocking a laptop GPU?
  4. RebelNDN
    Thank you for the insight. I didn't want to scorch my laptop. This is the first gaming laptop, so I'm not all that aware of things like this. I want to overclock this GPU so badly, but am afraid because of the thermals
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  6. RebelNDN
    The laptop doesnt have the best fan location (as if any really do) so my cooling isnt the best
  7. RebelNDN
    Right side....not left
  8. RebelNDN
    Thank you. It just feels extra warm on the left side of the laptop, as the CPU and GPU are right there.
  9. RebelNDN
    So, I recently purchased a budget gaming laptop (Omen by HP) and went with the 4 GB GTX 1050ti. My temps under full load are showing between 50 and 60 degrees Celsius, sometimes a little bit higher. Is this running at too high of a tempurature?
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