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  1. As the title say, looking for a barebone Clevo NH series (the amd ones). Hit me up !!!
  2. From the looks of it, they seem the same but they are not, as a few missing added or different bits can mean a completly different thing for the BIOS init PXE driver. Nevertheless I susspect that your problem is not firmware but a hardware problem. You better of have the mobo diagnosed.
  3. I dunno where you got the info, but in the service manual the EC and Second EC are marked IT8587. So that beeing said I have no ideea what you flashed but it was not the EC.
  4. I was curious because that chip you flashed is not the EC. EC chips are those 2 big ones from ITE.
  5. What chip did you flash? Wich one?
  6. How did you tried to flash the EC?
  7. From what I know, H77 chipset board has the module, at least for AMI bioses. Idunno for Insyde.
  8. One can add Above 4g decoding and rebar suport to any UEFI bios. Some DXE drivers needs to be added to the bios and maybe patch the DSDT.
  9. I wonder what is the power consumption on that thing, beiing that it has no external power.
  10. You can use the 2021 version bios of Dsanke RTX, tweak that for 3000 series and still retain the Realtek and 6/7th gen CPUs functionality🙃
  11. Acording to Techpowerup it is flagged as a 115W card.
  12. On other laptops you can get 3.3v from the MXM slot itself or from any SATA port. The main 19.5V you can get from the source of the input circuit mosfet, like in the picture.
  13. For the GPU Extra power conector, you have the two 4 pin conectors (you can see both of them in the first picture), wich has two + and two - pins. They suply the exact voltage needed, exactly 19.5v. You just need to do a cable mod like in the image.
  14. You just need to provide 3.3v to those 2 pins. Thats it. You have 3.3v here like in the pic. And from that point you solder 2 wires to the mentioned pins.
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