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  2. SuperMG
    I already sold the laptop. It requires soldering which isn't interesting. Could break the laptop + MXM card. By the way 10/20 series cards from Clevo don't work in the X170KM-G in PEG. It was already tested. I already made an adapter to bring back backlight to the embedded RTX cards. Soldered less of course.
  3. Speakeasy
    Hi Mattalienware, Electro Master on YouTube has an informative and instructional video on how to modify GPU inf files and how to insert them into GPU drivers by circumventing Microsoft settings to custom install unsupported modified inf files as part of GPU upgrade in Windows.
  4. AGI
    Hey, my friend, take a look at this! I found it on a Chinese forum. I think it might help you resume your previous experiments, and it also comes with the relevant circuit diagrams. https://tieba.baidu.com/p/7508082050?share=9105&fr=sharewise&see_lz=0&share_from=post&sfc=copy&client_type=2&client_version=22.11.1.0&st=1793981119&is_video=false&unique=D4E2D641E0E53F2B6AF4453CE987EE2F
  5. Linux
    Unfortunately, nothing has come up yet. Zorin 18 was also a bust. Microsoft has the most proprietary hardware setup on the market, so it's running Windows 11 atm. Without any issues, because i am used to the Surface series through my workplace.
  6. 1610ftw started following Clevo X580 Laptop Bottom Cover
  7. Ralph
    P4000 has 8gb and P5200 has 16gb. So my guess is that you use the same vbios for your card but someone maybe made some small changes inside your original vbios. To make it work you can ONLY flash vbios from the same gpu model as you have. It can be from different manufacturer but it has to be the same model. For example Dell P4000 vbios flashed to MSI P4000. P5200 vbios flashed to P4000 = error 43
  8. Khenglish
    But if that is true then why can I run a P5200 vbios? Why would a P4000 moded to P5200 not work?
  9. Mr. Fox
    CPU-Z fixed their messed up v3 validation garbage. https://valid.cpuid.com/s3apu5dq Glad I complained. Using XOC mode helped and they changed the drive recognition error in CPU-Z from WARN to INFO. https://community.hwbot.org/topic/247206-sneak-peek-at-cpu-z-300-validator-v3/page/3/#findComment-721287 Their detection on other things is still broken. Both of these are disabled on my systems. Code Integrity:Enabled| Fast Startup:Enabled
  10. Papusan
    Not a bad made phrase coming from an oldie from Norway🙂 I try learn something new everyday. I thought it fitted very well together.
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  12. Mr. Fox
    I love Metallica's music. I had a chance to see them this week at the Sphere while in Las Vegas for other business, but I chose not to. Nobody's music is good enough to be worth the price of a $500 ticket. Period. Sad but True.
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  14. Mr. Fox
    The literal definition is an illegitimate child, typically an unplanned and unwanted pregnancy, conceived as a result of a deliberate act of sexual indiscretion between unwed individuals or a non-consensual act (rape). That also fits. The part that does not fit is the fact that a bastard is usually an innocent party whose unintended conception resulted from poor judgment or a criminal act. But, being a bastard might account for them being scummy and possibly for them being greedy if they chose not to rise above those circumstances. I think it is obvious to all of us that being scummy and greedy was an exercise of free will and a deliberate decision.
  15. Papusan
    Scummy greedy bastards.... The phrase you used, "scummy greedy bastards," is a highly derogatory insult used to describe people or organizations perceived as thoroughly dishonest, intensely selfish, and corrupt. Here is the breakdown of what each word means in this context: Scummy: Low-class, worthless, or morally corrupt. It compares someone to "scum" (the dirty layer of waste that forms on top of stagnant water). Greedy: Having an excessive, selfish desire for wealth, power, or food far beyond what is needed. Bastards: A harsh slang term used to describe unpleasant, despicable, or highly disliked people.
  16. the jg89
    I'm having trouble finding a spare bottom cover for my clevo x580, one of the heatsink ssds broke off you see and it would help me alot if someone managed to have one on sale.
  17. Ralph
    Didnt know that memory on Pascal cards can go that high. Your oc is insane 😅 will test 2ghz on my mx230 🙃
  18. Ralph
    This will not work because its hardware locked. There is protection made on board somewhere around chipset. Device id has to be the same in vbios. This is each time checked. If its different then you will get error 43. No crossflashing 😉
  19. Ralph
    No I didnt find out. Propably there is like in desktop gpus ..... clock/voltage curve. I sold this card and also my old laptop so no more testing on P4000 😉 ps. good work on making your own Clock tweaker 😎
  20. SuperMG
    Hello, I just gave up. It doesn't work because the MXM slot doesn't fully power the standard MXM cards. You either need to take the power from the external power connector and inject it into your MXM power pins slot. Be careful with the 5V, 12V and GND. It's very risky and no one tried it because you could damage your GPU and motherboard. They cost a lot of money in parts... The fact that the Clevo RTX Ampere work in P870TM, P775TM is wild. Because P870 and P775 work with standard cards. No, it's not about a VBIOS problem. I tested a standard RTX 3080 MXM, same Ampere generation card and I get the same issues as on P3000, RTX 5000, RTX 4070, 4080 and 4090, no display. I also suspect something else, maybe there's one pin in the RSVD section that checks if the card is a valid Clevo RTX Ampere or not. Maybe I'm wrong.
  21. AGI
    Hi! I recently acquired an X170KM-G myself, and I'm also interested in installing a standard MXM GPU. Clevo's proprietary MXM cards are simply too expensive. How has your research been progressing? Have you made any further progress? Have you ever tried the standard industrial MXM RTX 3080 card from Aetina International? It has a separate power connector that needs to be adapted to a 9-pin connector. I think it could be a good candidate for testing whether the compatibility issue is related to the power supply. However, we would first need to modify or make a custom power cable for it. At this point, your forum thread seems to be the only detailed information I've been able to find worldwide about this particular compatibility issue with the X170KM-G. I'd really appreciate it if you could share any further findings or progress. Thanks!
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  26. kartalk
    Same thing happened to me with early access. Try verifying the game files in the EA app or Steam, updating your GPU drivers, and closing overlays like Discord or Afterburner before launching. If it still crashes, post your specs and the Event Viewer error eban mentioned so people can narrow it down.
  27. JadeRover
    Your mobo is a 50 pin (LVDS + eDP) COMBO connector it is quite rare, usually laptops only expose either LVDS or eDP per connector, the 8560w, 8570w, 8760w and 8770w have this dual mode connector. This is the schematic of a 8770w (because 8570w schematic is unavailable), it has the same 50 pin connector (different pinout from the 8570w BUT still the same function) : See pins 39 to 50 : they contain 4 lanes of DP (4x2 differential pairs) + 1 aux pair + DP HPD pin, to change a DP into a eDP you need two extra signals : backight on + backlight PWM that is also present on the connector INV_PWM (backlight inverter PWM) -> it is used by the dGPU when driving an eDP display LCM_3S_BKLTEN -> Backlight enable signal These two signals are universal between LVDS and eDP displays. Here are the first 40 pins of the 50 pin LVDS + eDP connector of the 8570w (just so you can see that this connector also contains LVDS signals as well as DP signals just in a different order) : ... All this to say that if you want a 30 pin or 40 pin eDP display connected to your 8570w, you need a custom LCD cable that only uses the DP lines + backlight signals from the motherboard's 50 pin LCD "COMBO" connector. Also this custom cable should contain other HP signals for LID closed and LOGO light that go through this 50 pin LCD connector. This custom cable will terminate in either a 30 or 40 pin male IPEX connector that is required to plug in to a 30 or 40 pin eDP display. Therefore doing this will allow you to upgrade to 4K60Hz+ IPS displays or even Mini LED displays just like it was done here on the 8770w : TLDR : To accomplish this upgrade you need : Custom LCD cable that connects directly to the display, no DC board needed or any other type of signal converter board 40 pin eDP display
  28. Daedalus
    If i re-read this right, This is the inverse of what we have in the 8570W? Our MoBo is 50Pin LVDS output and we can put a 30Pin eDP screen. So therfore an IPS screen. so even if i tracked one down and had an LVDS "normal cable and spliced to a G1/G2 cable (for the connector) and then its relevant output 30pin to the screen. i dont think this would solve our issue.
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  30. Bullit
  31. Eban
    You did post it before...but its cool enough for a replay
  32. SuperMG
    Okay, I'll ask that in PMs. What about the Display table editing for the VBIOS? I want to use the RTX 4080, 4090 without doing the PowerShell EDID override. Because THE EDP is on port B rather than D so the drivers acts up and black screen. If we can set EDP on port D, it's all GOOD Edit: CPU ALL CORE 4.7GHZ -110mv = 800MHz... What????
  33. Tenzzy
    nothing, if you want i can show my Overcklock opsions in my bios but ther issent much to show. I dont cnowe if he kann do tat, the modefied Vbios isend vriten on the VBios chip of the cart but ratter don on softwear level, if you wnt to cnowe more on the page it is explaint how he did it
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