X2Pro

X2Pro

Viewing 15 posts - 346 through 360 (of 560 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #20034
    Hualalai
    Participant
    • Posts: 126

    @Jakob.  You’ll never be satisfied with the bundled wifi.  USD 20 buys wifi happiness on the X2 Pro.

    I find I have zero stutter with USB 3.0 peripherals when I use a USB 3.0 powered hub (USD 17).  With a passive hub, I’ve seen stutters.

     

     

    #20055
    Daniel
    Participant
    • Posts: 163

    @ren maybe your´s like mine, no glue that keeps the tablet together, I have only plastic clips

    #20074
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    • Posts: 18

    Heat mod significantly improves perfomance so as -75mV adaptive shift at cpu and gpu. I could get 6796 in 3dmark06 and 676 at 3dmark11 fire strike.

    http://www.3dmark.com/3dm06/17843823

    http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/9933118

    I also had made a heatsink mod – the most important thing is to change the thermal pad which is direct on the cpu with a good thermalpaste and a cooper plate.

    how can I set this: “-75mV adaptive shift at cpu and gpu”

    #20075
    ren
    Participant
    • Posts: 8

    @Daniel, Yes, exactly! So, they begin to add adhesive to the tablets.It’s not good,because you need heat gun just to open it. This rare case,when next batches became worse…

    #20078
    ren
    Participant
    • Posts: 8

    @wos wasi, download from TechPowerUp ThrottleStop utility.It allows to change gpu and CPU voltage.

    #20081
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    • Posts: 18

    @wos wasi, download from TechPowerUp ThrottleStop utility.It allows to change gpu and CPU voltage.

    thank you! I will try it!

    Edit: which version do you use? i get error message “cpu not supported”.
    i used v6.00, v7 beta, and v8 beta.

    the error message of version 8 is “This beta version has now expired”

    #20085
    ren
    Participant
    • Posts: 6

    I used version from here http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/the-throttlestop-guide.531329/

    It is 8beta5. It worked for me.

    #20094
    Robert
    Participant
    • Posts: 19

    @Hualalai look
    This is fun and everything works…:)

    Attachments:
    You must be logged in to view attached files.
    #20102
    Hualalai
    Participant
    • Posts: 126

    @Robert.  Congratulations!  512 might GB!  Does your unit have clips or adhesive to secure the backplate?


    @Daniel
    and @Ren.  Interesting that the backplate design dropped plastic clips.  The only reason… it has to be cheaper to just use adhesive.  At least it’s not clips and adhesive.

    #20113
    ren
    Participant
    • Posts: 8

    They have cube i7 which is 350$, so they goes from x1 pro to x2, which is 380-400, now we see this change,that is really not good and maybe something in the future, that makes it 350$ tablet…

    #20128
    Hualalai
    Participant
    • Posts: 126

    @Ren.  Why do you think a change in backplate fastening is “really not good”?  The Cube Core M does not have 4G, has only one micro-USB, and has a Wacom stylus (not the more accurate N-trig).   I prefer the X2 Pro, and Teclast in general, over Cube.  The first Cube i7 Stylus shipments used KMSpico-cracked Win10.  Outright fraud.  Maybe Teclast has done the same thing on other models (IDK)… but not on the X2 Pro.

     

    #20235
    ren
    Participant
    • Posts: 6

    I think it is not good because, now you need heat gun to open it. I have it, but for someone it could be a problem. Clips are very easy to open.

    #20243
    Hualalai
    Participant
    • Posts: 126

    Plastic tabs vs. heat gun … the challenge is figuring out how much of each if there’s no tutorial.  That’s why I always start with a heat gun, it never hurts in moderate amounts.  As we now know, the method of backplate attachment can change, even in the same model, as it did in the X2 Pro.

    #20307
    Romed
    Participant
    • Posts: 3

    Hello to everybody!

    Im am new here and follow with interest. I ordered my X2 from Gearbest for about 360 USD  + Stylus 15 USD (Flash Sale). It was shipped within 3 days. So till now everything OK. I’am pretty excited at the X2 and the Win 10 Version of Gearbest.

    @Robert: Please inform further about your success with the 4G modem and if it works fine in Austria and which provider you are using. I would like to buy and install a modem as well.

    Has anybody of the Austrians or Germans already found  where a German Keyboard is available?

    
    

    THX

     

     

    #20314
    Hualalai
    Participant
    • Posts: 126

    I received and installed my Huawei ME906V modem and antennae today.  Installation tip:  press the antennae on the module before you put the modem in the M.2 socket.    In any event, Device Manager says the modem drivers are installed and working properly, but no joy… I’m stuck at the “Insert SIM” stage.  Several hours of trying drivers from HP, Dell, and mega.nz for the modem (HP calls it a Gobi LT4412.  “Gobi” is a Qualcomm modem line.)  HP has a Windows 10 x64 firmware update for the ME906V, but my downloads fail before the utility can install it (might be a good thing).  I can see bars of service… but can’t get past the “Insert SIM” prompt.

     

     

     

Viewing 15 posts - 346 through 360 (of 560 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.

Lost Password

Skip to toolbar