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  1. loopster
    I've got a Dreamcolor display assembly from a parted out HP ZBook 17 G2 here. Does anyone know whether the panel of this assembly can be integrated into a Elitebook 8760w as a straightforward swap? The 8760w is running a M4000M. I can't use the Dreamcolor display on the Zbook 17 with RTX3000 (or P3000 for that matter) as I understand, as the RTX3000 card needs Hybrid graphics enabled in this model, which in turn would automatically be disabled with a DC display.
  2. loopster
    Which GPU-Bios does your card have (you can check and dump it with GPU-Z)? Maybe you should consider flashing a different version?
  3. loopster
    Maybe the previous owner mucked up the card with a modded bios?
  4. loopster
    Bios corruption seems very unlikely to me. For a quick check, you could always try a popular linux distro in live or as an install (maybe even switching nouveau to nvidia drivers). ... or a different Bios Quadro_M2000M_82.07.9B.00.02-HP.ROM Quadro_M2000M_82.07.8F.00.1B-Dell.ROM
  5. loopster
    Have you tried inf-modding with this? https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-nvcleanstall/
  6. loopster
    I've got an ADLINK RTX 3000 running in a Zbook 17 G1 with hybrid graphics enabled. Would this mod allow the card to display in hybrid graphics disabled-mode? I wonder what the performance difference would be...?
  7. loopster
    Long screw damage?
  8. loopster
    For your power limitiations, I don't know whether 230W HP blue tip adapters exist, but you coud try a standard 230W from a let's say 8770w and convert it with a 7.4 mm to 4.5 mm dongle such as this one: https://www.amazon.com/Converter-Adapter-Pavilion-Elitebook-Chromebook/dp/B089593FB2?th=1 or this: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005005075356843.html They generally do the job just fine.
  9. loopster
    Use this https://www.techpowerup.com/nvcleanstall/
  10. loopster
    The T2000 you linked is not an MXM card. I'd be quite amazed if he got that one running 🙂
  11. loopster
    Never had a zbook 15 g2, so I am not speaking from experience, but I have no reason to believe that it wouldn't work. zbook 15 and 17 g1/g2 have been proven to accept anything up to turing gen cards.
  12. loopster
    That's a great turn of events. I just came here to express my condolences, and now there's no funeral at all 🙂 Your initial announcement scared me so much that upon reading it, I rechecked and replaced the thermal pads on the VRMs of my freshly built-in RTX 3000 (upgraded from P3000 in ZBOOK 17 G1) with thicker ones yesterday evening. You wrote earlier that your VRMs were overheating during early testing. How did you notice or figure that out?
  13. loopster
    Possible, but in any case you need additional conversion hardware to adapt ftom lvds to edp, dreamcolor or a custom-made solution. I doubt it's worth the effort if you don't know what you're doing and where to source parts etc.
  14. loopster
    With a non-dreamcolor display you can go as high as 980M GTX or M5000M. Anything above that would need a dreamcolor display to work (Quadro P3000/4000..., rtx etc).
  15. loopster
    Overclocking capabilities vary from chip to chip. Yours is simply not stable under these extreme conditions. Try a vbios wih lower clocks or mod your own bios to test out the max stable parameters for your specific card. Which one did you test, 1202 MHz? I have a spare K3100M lying around, but I've never gotten round to gauge its OC qualities, so I have no experence on its limits.
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