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Hello I have both 17.3" FHD Dreamcolor 60Hz display and eDP to LVDS cable. I'm selling them if you want as backup. Interposer also. I also have a Dell precision m6700 with i7 3940XM, eDP 120Hz 3D vibrant screen and 16GB of RAM, trying to get rid of it too.

Yes, the 50 pin Lvds screen you linked before is 1080p, IPS, 60hz, 10 but color depth, nice display.

Well I guess identical to your 5050. On the 5050 model the 5050 can push 40w continuously I think according to reviews. That way the CPU can still add over 25w. According to that review the fans were first used already on the 5050 version - but not the Aerominum case. It does make sense IMHO. On my old 2022 it throttles to around 27-28w on continuous load with single fan that is smaller. I think even with single heat pipe but two fans that push a bit more air 50-55w should actually be possible in thermal envelope. Lunar lake LG gram are not thermally throttled but because LG set very small tdp limits (well easy to see in throttlestop why it throttles). And yeah in summer over 30° that may be different vs the typical 21-22° of normal tests.

Hey Guys! On the z490-h for now until the replacement motherboard arrives. I have also acquired the GPU risers to split the x16 lane into x8 so I can do 2 GPU's off the single lane via bifurcation. 3090Ti will be coming out of retirement to some degree for Lossless Scaling but in the interim I did test it conceptually with the 3090Ti as raster and the 1080Ti as Frame Gen. Seems to work pretty well in the couple of titles that I have tested. Allegedly you dont want the Raster GPU to be fully saturated as it increases the time it takes to send the frames to the secondary GPU. Honestly I am pretty surprised how well it worked given the software's price point. Main game I have tested were Monster Hunter Wilds and Borderlands 4 both games have piss poor engines. I was able to hit 120 FPS in both, B4 did crash a couple of times but I was mucking with the settings as that game cant run without some Scaling or FG. I did also try Horizon: Forbidden West but I should have to the DLC area as its more GPU intensive. For people that dont want to pony up the cash for new GPU's I think this may be a viable option on the table much in the way SLI/Xfire used to be for me in the old days. Nvidia still pisses me off though. If I install 591 driver, 1080Ti doesnt work, If I install latest driver for 1080Ti (581) then the 3090Ti doesnt work. I have to let windows install 560 in order for both to work until I figure out another way to go about it.

Thank you for some clarification, I don’t necessarily need 120 but is there an ips full rgb screen I can get with 120? I mostly just want a very vibrant screen similar to my plasma tvs, I’ve been spoiled by them so tn doesn’t cut it anymore. Also, are there any other options for the rgb cable I have since I already have it? I think Dell sold it as a replacement part because it’s complete and completely new in box, interestingly it has a manufacture date of 2014!

Is very interesting information.It is a reason to buy p5200.I saw it for a 100 usd (used,fully working).

Hello. M6700 doesn't work with the RTX Ampère and Ada cards... With the 120Hz eDP screen of course. M6800 eDP (without IGPU) works with the RTX Ampère and Ada cards. Installed the drivers and did the "EDID manipulation because of the bad X-VSION VBIOS". The card pulled instantly 150W when I launched Furmark, I had to stop at second 3 because of my temporary heatsink test. It throttled so fast when the core reached 100C. I didn't test the HDMI out and DP out, it should work with X-VSION VBIOS. HDMI is DP_C and DP is DP_A. I'll sell the eDP M6700 120Hz 3D with Core I7 3940XM and 16GB RAM, if someone is interested... This project was expensive.

Polished the heatsink and applied PTM7950. Some good results. I got about -10C for doing that. i am not good at Overclocking, this is how far I could go. PTM7950 Temps are hovering around 70c to 80c with OC (before it used to be around 90c~95c with OC) very stable, not crashing. Cinebench: 15,476pts, clocks are stuck at 4.8ghz. Draws about 196w. If “Ring Bin Down and V-Max Stress” is unchecked draws about 260w but clocks fall down and many limits warning appears. I think I could score higher, still working on it.

Hi there is already a FORUM specially for that laptop, it has all the necessary Answers and Question you are looking for. I can give you some advice. 1- Proper thermal Pad size and well clean polished heatsink. (You can use PTM7950 for GPU and CPU only, very efficient) 2- Use a copper shim of 0.5mm under the GPU die, it has a kind of a small gap that thermal paste cannot properly cover. Use thermal paste on both side to the copper shim Or PTM7950 thermal pad. 3- BUY a Water-cooler or make your own (eBay or Aliexpress) for overclocking is necessary. 4- last, you can delid your CPU with better Copper die or use the same DIE change the internal thermalpaste from factory, Intel thermal paste is not that good, use Liquid Metal from thermal grizzly. (WARNING: Very dangerous to do, can break your CPU) For more question please follow the official Forum.

It's non professional work :) 72% NTSC is ok. Have also 100% dcip3 monitor

I wonder what the fan noise is like.

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i know, was getting worse with turing where some companies allowed 2070M a higher powerlimit then their 2080M ones n so the 2070 was outperforming the 2080. 😄 n u can compare desktop 1080 FE vs. 1070Ti FE(has slightly more shaders then the P4200, so will couple % xtra fps) both has 180W TDP... here 4K benchmarks(so no CPU limit everywhere, system on both cards: MSI Z270 Gaming Pro Carbon, i7-7700K, 2x 16GB DDR4 3200 C14), AVR/1% low FPS: BF 1: 1080 73/69 - 1070Ti 66/61: +10/13% Destiny 2: 1080 67/57 - 1070Ti 60/51: +12/12% Metro Last Light Redux: 1080 66/42 - 1070Ti 60/40: +10/5% Middle Earth Shadow War: 1080 60/46 - 1070Ti 54/42: +11/10% RotTR: 1080 44/34 - 1070Ti 40/30: +10/13% Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Wildlands: 1080 50/38 - 1070Ti 47/35: +6/9% Tom Clancys The Division: 1080 53/42 - 1070Ti 50/39: +6/8% Warhammer 40k Dawn of War III: 1080 52/48 - 1070Ti 48/44: +8/9% Witcher 3: 1080 56/48 - 1070Ti 52/43: +8/12% means average fps +9% n 1% low +10%, n when u count down the xtra shaders the 1070Ti has compared to the P4200(which is between 1070 n 1070Ti) shaders will be around 12%. those low performance gain u mean, is pretty sure bcs of CPU limit(1080p tests), but in the GPU limit the P5200 will always clearly outperform the P4200 at same TDP limit. *%results rounded up/down

will see, its a 7820HQ in it, n its possible u need to push the voltage for the IMC a bit, when u able to boot into windows u can use XTU for it. so possible the seller had a good sample where no adding extra voltage for the IMC was needed.

Here's some that I think must be laptops because of the 14 and 16, but, probably not the high-end flagship. Dell Pro Precision 7 14 PW714260 Dell Pro Precision 7 16 PW716260

3d screen for m6700 is so far i know, if dell have another brand of 3d screen cause i see 2 of the model i will mention on ebay is LTN173HT02-D02 that have on my m6700.

Here’s a few photos so far

You can put a "standard" eDP display in (like a 16:9 4K panel) but these will take a bit of work to get to "fit", the M6700 was released before the "standard" form factor for these panels had materialized (which Dell started using in Precision 7710). It's possible to fit one in, though. I'm not sure what it takes exactly, but I know that @TheQuentincc had a 4K panel working in the M6700 at one point. The 120 Hz glossy "3D" panel that originally shipped in this system can be fit in without such worries. Sorry, I don't have the model number.

That screen is compatible if you have : - RGB-MB (goes from motherboard to interposer board) cable for the premier color LCD - eDP to LVDS premier colo interposer board - RGB-LCD (goes from interposer to LCD) cable nevermind you have all that, hadn't seen your prior message To be honest it is less of a hassle to get the 3D cable that is actually a standard 40 pin eDP cable + buying a 40 pin lcd, can be 1080p 120hz, 1440p 165hz or even 4k 60hz/120hz. Not to mention that these screens will be better than the premier color 1080p 60hz LCD

I tried it and it works just fine, with the battery draining faster, as expected. Maybe it's the BIOS? I'm on 1.11

This seems a bit flaky to me. They don't give details of the system that these tests were run on. There are anomalies like P4200 actually winning their Vulkan test. I'll admit to not digging into the tests here too much, because I already know how it's going to shake out. I've been closely following this line of systems for 15+ years and this is something that has come up for discussion and testing, over and over and over again. There was a lot of chatter about this on NotebookReview at the time of the launch of these systems. Users who had the systems in hand tried different things. P4200 and P5200 were barely different in most cases. This really started to get a lot of attention with the Pascal generation as it started to become clear around that time how NVIDIA was putting very power-constrained desktop-class chips that could "use" a lot more power into laptops, and the power limit was the limiting factor on their performance. But the same has held true with every generation since then, comparing 4000- and 5000- series GPUs from NVIDIA in mobile workstations. It makes sense, given that the architecture and the power limit are the same. Spreading out the load over more cores is going to help with efficiency, but not to the tune of >10% performance. You're welcome to check yourself if you get one in hand.

Just to let you know, I tried running 3200MHz on both the 7710 with an i7-6920HQ and the 7720 with a Xeon E3-1535M v6, but it wasn't possible. I only managed to get the 7710 to boot once with a single stick in a single slot, but it was extremely unstable. Otherwise, it would always throw memory-related LED error codes and fail to POST entirely. Now just out of curiosity: I once saw a listing on Xianyu for a 7720 motherboard with a Xeon E3-1575M v5 (the one with 128MB eDRAM L4 cache) where the seller claimed it ran 3200MHz stably, but I'm not sure if that's actually true.

Comparison between last years Lunar Lake, and this year AMD and Intel X7 options. Summary Intel X7 is basically a little more CPU power than the old Ultra 9, graphics power about RTX 4050 so much better than anything old integrated. AMD is similar in single tread to Arrow lake, but loses out a little on multi threading. It still clearly wins over Lunar lake quite easily. She mentions that the Aerominium is indeed more stable and feels more premium. It's again very visible in the outside frame of the display if you have or have not Aerominium. Both the new panther lake and AMD have basically zero throttling still pushing 45w into 20 minutes mark. That is pretty impressive so the new fans do work much better. Battery life - now she's comparing an 1 year old Lunar lake model, so I would add a little to Lunar lake. And she compares with max screen brightness. Panther Lake with OLED comes out on top of AMD with the lunar lake last. Differences are rather subtle. AMD for price concious and office work, Intel for gaming and high performance... But yeah - I really guess only the X7 is this piece of marvel - other Panther lake without B390 graphics or less cores will rather feel like an optimized lunar lake - even better battery life but not much performance uplift, and actually worse graphics. I feel the x7 models of many laptops are gonna be sold out soon or as they appear - as word will spread about how much better it is vs older generations or the less able intel products. There must be a reason why LG and others are sending out the X7 models on masse but no other panther lake are widely distributed to reviewers. Also the weight is lower again - the new Aerominium gram pro 16s are at 1195g - so back below 1.2kg.

Willing to buy working clevo p570wm battery. Following battery models will work 6-87-X720S-4271A, 6-87-X720S-4Z71, X7200BAT-8, X7200BAT-8(MERRY) Thank you.