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  1. runix18
    1. No 2. Yes 3. Motherboard unplugged is ok with or without Cmos battery. PS make sure you put the jumper on the programmer like so
  2. runix18
    Try here.
  3. runix18
    Yep thats the one.
  4. runix18
    Buy a cheap ch341a bios flasher and try to reflash the bios. The file to flash with the programmer will be P870DMG.02
  5. runix18
    From what I know this mutant CPUs have a not so good memory controler, but some people related that they can push 3200 no problem. So it all depends on the binning.
  6. runix18
    I use Aida 64 and/or OCCT.
  7. runix18
    Igpu will never work on this models as they are pure EDP laptops, the Mux switch circuit is not present,
  8. runix18
    Then manualy ajusting XMP setting are your best bet.
  9. runix18
    If I were you righ now, I would just do the TM Cpu heatsink mod, and also mod a GTX980 heatsink to match the RTX 5000 layout by following this tutorial. And btw what do you need to solder and desolder from the motherboard?
  10. runix18
    Unfortunately, there is no solution that’s ready to use. The idea of the mod is simple, as you just need to cut off 3 mm of the CPU back plate standoffs after you remove it with a hairblower from the motherboard. After you do that you are good to go with a TM heatsink. Mind you that you also need to remove the 12V fan from the heatsink as the DM uses the 5V fan.
  11. runix18
    Ask EVOC for a bios update
  12. runix18
    See this. Unfortunately I cannot find the tutorial anymore as it was on the old Notebookreview forum, maybe somene has it archived somewhere.
  13. runix18
    Better than merging the GPU with CPU heatsnik (Clevo did it with the DM2/3/KM and revised the cooling again with the TM, wonder why😜), you could do a CPU TM heatsink mod. With a TM heatsink I was able to kepp the 9900k to 4.5 Ghz (with 4.3 Ghz cache), and still have under throthling temps in games.
  14. runix18
    MXM slots are running at 8x Pcie 3.0. To further help you tou need to post pictures from inside the laptop with the GPU installed. With and without the heatsink on. Wich kind of RTX 5000 do you have?
  15. runix18
    You need to go on bios first page and take a picture. We will then see what bios version you have. 2.18.1263 is the AMI bios version, not the clevo bios version. If you realy have an old version and you did not bought your laptop from a Prema resseler, your best bet is dsanke bios mod (also unlocked).
  16. runix18
    I remeber that XMP had problems on early bios versions. I did not have Prema bios so bios ver. 2.18.1263 is unknown to me. Best bet is that xmp will work corectly in the last bios version.
  17. runix18
    330W should be enogh to run this spec at stock clocks. From what I can deduce, most likely you have insuficient cooling/contact of the thermal pads with the power mosfets (check CPU/heatsink side on the motherboard and GPU/heatsink for proper pad contact). Second and worst scenario is a bad mosfet on GPU, most probably on the memory side.
  18. runix18
    You do not need an adaptor, you just need the 40pin edp cable.
  19. runix18
    You can still achieve 100hz with Custom Resolution Utility
  20. runix18
    Even dough I had the TM heatsink, I was still on the 5V fans (old DM) not 12V fans.
  21. runix18
    22 uF 0805 X5R 6.3 VDC Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors MLCC - SMD/SMT
  22. runix18
    Glad that you made it work. Good job!!!
  23. runix18
    Tbh, I do not remember how many watts of power I managed to pull out of the board on the CPU side but, when I did the TM Cpu mod I did populate the under socket with all the missing caps on the pads. I was able to push the 9700K/9900K (I had both) to 4.5 Ghz al time. I was not limited by power consumption, rather I was limited by thermals.
  24. runix18
    https://eurocom.com/ec/lcd()upgrade
  25. runix18
    Use this for reference when upgrading displays. Also take in consideration that newer models of displays have emerged since P870/775/750 era, and that more better displays cand be compatible.
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