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Ibrahim Imran

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Seattle, Washington
  • Interests
    Computer Building, Overclocking, Undervolting, technological uses in the Medical Field
  • Occupation
    Studying

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core i7 6820HQ @ 2.70GHz (Undervolted -0.150)
  • Motherboard
    Dell Inc. 0WVDX2
  • RAM
    16.0GB Dual-Channel @ 1064MHz
  • GPU
    Intel HD Graphics 530/ 2047MB NVIDIA Quadro M1000M
  • Storage
    256gb NVMe A400 SanDisk SCSI Disk/ External SSD 512gb Crucial MX500
  • PSU
    6-cell (84 Whr)
  • Display(s)
    Generic PnP Monitor (3840x2160@60Hz)
  • Mouse
    SIIG Wireless Mouse
  • Sound
    Sony Mdr-650bt Extra Bass
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro
  • Laptop
    Precision M5510

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  1. Yeah, I think you should be good! Make sure to check if anything starts feeling weird.
  2. I'd say those are pretty good! Do you do any gaming, because I would test a gaming benchmark or just play some games. Those would really show any problems, or just run Prime95 to make sure. If you search it up, those temps are pretty normal. Try undervolting or putting some good thermal paste on the cpu if you want to get it lower? Otherwise, I'd say you are good to go! Is it overclocked?
  3. Hey, my friend got the same laptop. Used it for school, but was toast in one year. I think it was mainly his part, dropped it a lot! But, I would really get it checked by Acer, because if it's still in the warranty, then why not get it fixed. Also, try doing a fresh install of Windows, and deleting any bloatware, they can really eat into a laptop's battery when running in the background. Maybe, it's a case of one of the cells on the battery going bad, in which the battery needs to be replaced entirely. They are fairly cheap used on Ebay.
  4. Yeah, agree with Jrdi. Most likely could only connect this to the same laptop. Chip location would vary depending on where the power button, or location of the reader is. I usually see them on the left back corner of laptop's touchpads. (Dell Latitudes) . If you have any luck, let us know!
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