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Thanks a lot, will post more updates when i get the gpu. What utility? how would i do that?

I'll soon manufacture 2 P570WM3 GPU fans with lots of blades. Want one? It'll cost maybe around 30-40€ for a custom one.

Wait is this on a p870 or a p77 series ? I've tried regular MXM cards in my p870 and I get 0 display . Or the fans go crazy . I tried a quadro p4000 a 980 a quadro rtx 4000 app cards have bioses that are not proprietary . And they worked on my old msi and they all work on my Alienware 18 it was only my p870tm1 they refused and yes the cards all support edp

Hi, I have a 9900KS that may be of interest. On an ASUS Maximus XI Formula with a custom water loop it does 5.1 GHz all-core, AVX offset 0, 4.6 GHz ring/cache at 1.31 V manual BIOS voltage with LLC6. It passed OCCT AVX2 Extreme for 10 minutes with 0 errors and 0 WHEA errors. At 1.30 V BIOS voltage I did get a WHEA error, so I would not honestly advertise it as fully AVX2-stable at 1.30 V. I also tested 5.2 GHz, but it was not OCCT AVX2 Extreme stable in the 1.34–1.37 V BIOS range. 5.3 GHz completed lighter SSE/Time Spy testing at 1.38 V, but I have not validated 5.3 as fully daily stable. One important point: these results were obtained on a desktop Maximus XI Formula with custom water cooling. If you intend to use the CPU in a laptop/Clevo system, the required BIOS voltage may be different because of VRM behavior, LLC/Vdroop, BIOS implementation and cooling. The same silicon can therefore show different set-voltage requirements on another platform. If your 1.29–1.30 V requirement refers to actual load voltage rather than BIOS-set voltage, let me know, because that is also important when comparing results.

this is the P100 rom I dumped myself, still can't save changes, I think maybe it has some different clock offsets GP100.rom

If it’s a dry joint/heat related short the longer test will show it up. maybe a heat gun operation if chips are good.

Good find however unfortunately it cannot be shipped to my address

Yes this one will work, it had eDP on port DP_D. So in the dell bios -> Video, chosing switchable graphics enable or not will result with you getting an image on the internal display. With switchable graphics OFF you will get an FPS boost. Also feel free to overclock the engineering vbios with my utility, I can guide you through the procedure 😉

Issue fixed. Enable Above 4G decoding and Above 4GB MMIO assignment with modified 128GB BIOS below for P775TM1-G (modification tested on my own config). Sent you a PM for P870DM-G. Additional modifications are needed for RTX3080 driver detection with proper subsys and friendly name display in BIOS Setup. P7xxTM1-0729-9900KS-128G-PCIfixed.7z

The 9955HX3D is effectively a slightly lower powered desktop CPU so of course it's going to run hot. Most manufacturers account for this by providing software and/or BIOS options to limit the maximum TDP, temperature, or both. Here's a list of other laptops that use it: Complete list of AMD Fire Range laptops (Ryzen 9 HX 9955HX, 9955HX3D) & best options

That looks like a good fit. It's 9:30 PM Japan time and getting late, so I'll try installing it in the P570WM tomorrow. Thank you for providing the photos.

Look at my Google drive picture, it's the V1 and I have good thermals. Next step is to modify the fan blades on the weak 5V fan. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1t6qw10VFocoxQ2xFBCUk4W9FMblCOLLh/view?usp=drivesdk

Given that there are no complaints from others, I simply ended up with a defective unit. The factory likely didn't test-fit the part against the actual card—instead manufacturing it based on SuperMG's blueprints—and I just happened to receive a unit with a slight misalignment. Since there are no companies in Japan that will modify metal parts owned by private individuals, I plan to file it down myself. It’s only off by about a millimeter, so I think I can manage it. I do regret not buying the Heatsink V2.

You use them without thermal pads... With thermal pads, it fits. You also need to modify your fan mounting as the factory for the v1 didn't respect my needs. V2 fixed the mounting but I sold them out. I sold 4 v1 and got 0 complains tho.

I haven't tested these while installed in the P570WM. Mounting them in the unit might solve the issue, though...

This card and the heatsink aren't a match. If you try to fit them together, part of the heatsink gets in the way. You'll have to shave off a section of the heatsink.

Mine v1 fits, try again. I have it on my P570WM3 installed right now. You need to use 1.5mm thermal pads for the VRAM. I was selling v2 but they all sold out.

never do reflow... it only stress cpu, vram and all other component. and it's not a proper reballing. send card tto someone that has the right equipment to do a proper job hard part is to be able to test the vga .. if they dont have an mxm notebook to try after they do rework and reballing. 3080 available on ebay for like 330€.

https://it.aliexpress.com/item/1005007954536564.html maybe this one ?

Oh, so the ACPI Error is on Pascal regardless of the display type. I have 2 vBios'es to work with, one from Techpowerup archive and engineerng sample one from here.

100% I do think Nvidia came up with this new standard because they could see: A> The writing on the wall in regards to power consumption and the idea of running 4+ 8 pin connectors wasn't feasible space wise which leads into... B> The rise of AI and multiple cards all using a single power cable for arrays of AI equipped Nvidia GPUs... The issue is the connector is problematic but again how many connectors do we see blowing up in AI farms running thousands of these cards? Too many variables on the end user front and I'm not saying the connector isn't chock full of fail (it most certainly is), but it is a big Venn Diagram of problematic connector to the left and user error to the right.... Best bet, again, is to run the tentacle or at least get a PSU that is the same brand as your card so if something blows up, the company can't point fingers elsewhere. It pains me to side with PNY on this one, but since PNY doesn't make PSUs, running the tentacle would have kept the warranty responsibility on them. Unfortunately in today's market it really is a good price and that is why they sold out ASAP. 😞 And yes, for personal AI work, I would take a 5060 Ti 16GB over a 9070 XT atm.... As for cables, while that sucks, the warranty chain is entirely on MSI and yet again a reason to make sure to use the included adapter with your card or at least use a PSU that is from the same 5090 AIB so any melting connector issues are entirely on them. If you are using a 5090 with a third party power cable for vanity sake then things can get muddled when something melts down. Many times it isn't even the 12vhpwr connector itself but cable that blows and takes your connector with it. Again, I ran the tentacle religiously on my 4090 and 5090 till the WV2Pro AND getting an MSI 1600w PSU. How ya feeling these days @Papusan? Health on the mend and getting better? ---------------------------------------------------------------- Somehow Gigabyte shanked it with their 16" 9955HX3D 2026 laptops (they opted to replace Intel with this refresh from their 2025 variants). Insanely loud fans, subpar performance..... But as the game performance charts show, when X3D shines, it insanely shines. Part of this is due to some games loving that cache. The other part is the absolutely atrocious memory settings and adjustability on 15th gen Intel laptops.... Some OC controls in the BIOS but no CO offset like MSI and Asus.... Timestamped for 9955HX3D vs 275HX

Hello. I brought the modified heatsink, FPC cable, and X-bracket from the mainland warehouse. When I try to fit them together, the holes on the heatsink and the X-bracket do not align. Also, I haven't applied a thermal pad to this heatsink. Would applying one resolve the issue?

Yes, you can use any RTX 3070/3080/4060/4070/4080 on this laptop with the backlight mod v2 in PEG. I use RTX 4070 on my M4800. The P5000 won't work in your laptop unless you have the eDP DP_D VBIOS that patches the ACPI error.