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  1. panda_zzz
    I think we should start here https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/
  2. panda_zzz
    Yes, the m2200 works without any problems. The only thing that is highly recommended is that the version be from a Dell laptop (green), because versions from HP sometimes do not have a soldered vbios.
  3. panda_zzz
    You should try to reflash video BIOS for T2000 from other laptops in search of one that can output the image to the laptop's built-in display. Replacing the coreboot system BIOS will not help you. Or downgrade to m2200/wx4150, which are guaranteed to display images on a UHD screen. Or replace the laptop itself with a version that has an FHD screen and working Nvidia Optimus, but in the case of Linux, this is probably a bad option.
  4. panda_zzz
    So far, I mainly see spam from you and message counter bumping everywhere you respond. Once again, you don't know what you're talking about. There was no T2000 version for the ZBook G6 17, only T1000 and then RTX3000. There was a version with T2000 for the G7, but it no longer had an MXM card, or the ZBook 15 G6, and you might as well try flashing all the video BIOS options for laptops with T2000 - there aren't that many of them.
  5. panda_zzz
    I think you don't know much about this laptop. You can't install MXM 3 Type B cards in the Dell M4700|M4800 because there's no space for them. Why write about something you don't know for sure? There may only be an option for the HP Z2 Mini G5.
  6. panda_zzz
    This option will definitely be better than the standard one. It provides for video chip displacement and better cooling, including video memory.
  7. panda_zzz
    No, I haven't seen it yet. but if it's a working option, then perhaps the framework 16 will be the best laptop with component upgrades.
  8. panda_zzz
    you will still have problems with fan control, at the least In my mind, this is the less problematic option
  9. panda_zzz
    Here is an example of an attempt to install a 6600xt in an m17x r4.
  10. panda_zzz
    I recommend that you do not trust their words. If you want to try it, just treat the money you spend as an experience.
  11. panda_zzz
    Nope. You'll probably have to check it out yourself.
  12. panda_zzz
    No, I don't have these laptops.
  13. panda_zzz
    The problem with the m17x r4 is not with the mxm signals, but with the edp mux software control of the ps8321 microchip. Most likely, the laptop cannot recognize the Turing card and newer ones and does not allow output via edp.
  14. panda_zzz
    Waiting for detailed instructions on how to modify it) Is that a problem? For a similar Dell m4800 workstation, a USB-C adapter for the native charger connector is perfectly suitable. The only problem is that the laptop itself operates in this mode at a reduced frequency, because it was originally designed for 180 watts. I think the 8570w will have a similar problem, but it charges perfectly well when turned off.
  15. panda_zzz
    to be more exact - not EM7455 (this is the m2 version), but MC7455 (this is the minipcie version). also there are no special limitation for wwan port in m6800/m4800 and you can use other modems in minipcie format.
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