Count, Unfortunately (didn't know before i bought it..) but I have a Lenovo Laptop with a i7(4700mq) it gets hot.. and Lenovo, being so amazing.. locked their bois and i can only change a very few almost nothing settings in my bios.. like boot disk and reset bios settings.. I can't change anything else.. no memory settings, no cpu clock settings nothing.. I dont know how to take a picture of my bios while in there.. i guess i could externally take a pic from my ipad to the screen..
The computer also has throttle stopping to stop overheating and it causes this machine to be pointless when doing anything to make full use of this cpu and graphics card..(nvidia 2gig 755m)
its pointless to make a laptop for games/media when the computer limits itself to lower than the normal hardware can handle..
anyway in an effort to alleviate this, i'm trying to undervolt to stop the heating from kicking in the Lenovo-based hindering on my system..
edit* - oh and Vrosa, where did you get that picture from in your avatar user space?
apparently many users with lenovo and this laptop i have, (y410p) have the same issue and are trying to work around the heating issue as it hampers the system so much..
to make matters even more amazing, Lenovo has put a control on the fan so you can't even use speedfan or programs to control the fan to tell it to cool the system!! OH lenovo how I love thee..
so i've reverted to things like literally pulling out (brown) wire of the connection of the motherboard to the fan to make it run at full speed all the time (ofcourse it's a little loud and probably bad on the fan) and now Intel XTU for undervolting..
can you believe this laptop is even capable of doing SLI video cards?? and with the restrictions Lenovo put on the bios imagine what 2 video cards would do to the heat restriction this computer has and what the speed would reduce to when those 2 cards rev'd up?