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panda_zzz

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  1. Hi, no, not yet, unfortunately. How about you?
  2. My experience with 4060 from x-vsion - I tried to run with a Chinese adapter to pci-e x1 and slightly modified cooling from m4800. unfortunately it did not work as it should and gpu-z screenshot is the best I have achieved so far. having tried to flash this card with another vbios the computer with it does not want to boot anymore, so I will try to restore the native vbios.
  3. I wish you luck and look forward to the good news.
  4. Yes you are right, the problem is in the EC controller firmware of the laptop. You need to either change the address value of the temperature sensor or disable this check completely. As an example, I can provide a video where a similar operation was done with another laptop clevo/hasee, unfortunately it is in Russian, but I think with subtitles will be clear. The fragment you need is from 7 to 11 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ9fadWsx7E
  5. You beat me to it, mine is still on its way to me, hopefully I'll get it by the new year) If the card is visible in the bios and doesn't interfere with the booting of the computer, then the rest is a matter of bios choice, I think
  6. The chipset chip is under this metal part. It can overheat by itself due to drying of thermal pads on it, or due to overheating of the processor cooling system, because it is connected to it
  7. then try it, it probably will work.
  8. You may have a problem with the memory chips to the left of the GPU. You may also need to redo the mounts. In terms of pure heat output, it should be able to handle it
  9. I'm not OP, but for me at the moment I chose 3940+rtx3000 in my m17x r4. Later I will most likely change the video card to something from the Ampere generation
  10. here's a comparison of net performance depending on which 1070 you have https://technical.city/en/video/GeForce-GTX-1070-mobile-vs-Quadro-RTX-3000-mobile https://technical.city/en/video/GeForce-GTX-1070-Max-Q-vs-Quadro-RTX-3000-mobile
  11. It's just that there are quadro rtx a2000 - a4500 series cards for example, they belong to the next generation on Ampere chips If we are talking about the Turing generation, rtx3000 is the middle level, rtx5000 is the top level. there are still options to put t1000-t2000 video cards from hp computers, they can be found cheaper, but they don't support tracing and have less video memory. I would not recommend to pay attention to clevo cards - they are not compatible.
  12. do you have 3-4 generation intel memory modules working? can you make screenshots showing their work? as far as I know most of the experiments with such memory modules crashed due to poor bios support. and memory channel issues are related to the interposer itself in the 4890hq - it's a lottery
  13. Interesting video comparing 4980hq and 4810mq paired with the p5200 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPWzfSOSvJ0
  14. I have just the two on the green board, and they didn't work in either the m4800 or the lenovo t440p, so I'm pretty sad. but if you say you've seen a working 4x channel maybe I'll still play that lottery.
  15. They take them in China, but it's a lottery - I personally got 2 non-working processors, and I don't want to try any more. And I don't like the fact that only 2 memory channels work instead of 4. Decide for yourself if you need it.
  16. No it can't. if you want Intel i7 Core 4900 you need m17x r5 (17 R1) Ranger
  17. Believe me you will not want to use several ssd disks on this machine. yes you can almost double the speed of access to files getting a speed of about 900-1000 mb/s using a raid of two sata ssd, but then well think about cooling the chip pch - it will be very noticeably warm, and its heatsink is connected to the CPU cooling that additionally adds temperature.
  18. Not sure if RTX3500 with Ada Lovelace chip will work in m17x r4. RTX5000 with Turing chip will almost certainly work. but note that both cards have a different location of holes for the cooling system radiator. as an option you can buy a rtx3000-rtx5000 card from hp zbook 17 g6 laptop - they are cheaper and not as rare as industrial rtx5000 although they also require some modification of the cooling system
  19. very interesting, will look forward to hearing news of your success and following your work
  20. The presence of this feature in the system bios is verified by vbios of the video card itself. And if this function is not found, then the video card does not start and does not let the whole system start. Perhaps it can be bypassed by selecting a third-party vbios or getting pny/aethina/etc tech support to provide vbios without this check.
  21. Aptio Ami bios for 2013 Alienware 14 (Intel HM87) has support for 4g decoding, earlier platforms are made on Insyde bios and there is no this feature. At least the latest versions of m17x r4/r5 and m18x r2/viking don't have this feature - I searched in the bios dumps
  22. Unfortunately not any. If 4g decoding was not originally supported in the bios, it cannot be added, at least at the moment. Rebar will not work if there is no 4g decoding function in the bios, although you can add it with a third-party UEFI driver.
  23. Right now the rtx3000-rtx5000 on the Turing architecture, analogous to the mobile 2060-2080, is guaranteed to work. Newer quadro rtx cards require certain features that are not in the bios of older machines such as m17x r4 | r5 or m18x r2. Perhaps in the future there will be video bios available for them to work properly. The situation with Chinese cards of three thousand and four thousand series is also still unclear, so at the moment it's a lottery. Cards from Intel require the same features as the new quadro rtx cards and probably won't work either, but it's not known for sure, no one has tried it yet
  24. So for now the laptop can't see the card at all? Even in optimus mode?
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