Kastner
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Thank you for the feedback I read it in the forum and its great news! It is a very nice find what could have been the problem, nice work! Also it was very generous to send the card for further analysis. @Developer79 by himself will revive the Clevo MXM series and you helping him the owners will have a choice between using MXM cards or even desktop cards in P870 in the future. Huge thanks both of you to keep working on these, even Clevo already given up on the MXM cards!
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I have no idea what is the part number sorry.
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clevo p870tm/tm1-g Official Clevo P870TM-G Thread
Kastner replied to ViktorV's topic in Sager & Clevo
Thank you very much for the answers! In the future if you willing to distribute these adapters I am definetly interested! From the tests it is clearly enough to be the strongest laptop. -
clevo p870tm/tm1-g Official Clevo P870TM-G Thread
Kastner replied to ViktorV's topic in Sager & Clevo
This is a truly amazing work! It is a next level of modding.. If this development complete that make MXM cards for P870 series dispensable. I have a few more questions if you willing to give away your development info. What is the output wattage of your DC-DC? Could you use 2 DC-DC powering one from the master and the second from the slave? So you can have two 8 pin 150W. The vapour designed for two 1080 with almost 400W in theory could it work with desktop card? What about the big ones(4080/4090 and 5080/5090) with the 12VHPWR? Do you planning to make a PSU for them or these are using too much? Do you planning to make your own DP to eDP converter to use the internal screen? -
clevo p870tm/tm1-g Official Clevo P870TM-G Thread
Kastner replied to ViktorV's topic in Sager & Clevo
Is this adapter available for sale or you made for yourself? Also how do you manage to power the GPU? -
I think his card has no power cable so it can support up to 200w.
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Yes.
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I tested an MSI GTX1070 in a P870dm2 and it worked. The card had no power cable.
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I have tried with a GTX 1070 without power cable from a Eurocom Tornado F5 and it worked. Thats an MXM3.0 and I think it is MSI.
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Hi, You could try FN+D while power on, I think is default settings. I know you already do the battery removing but it worth a try. Give it some time to work maybe a few restart.
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clevo We did it. TM1 heatsink has been grafted to KM1
Kastner replied to KabyZen's topic in Sager & Clevo
I have not yet. I thought about there are three solution. 1. Cut off the bracket screw to the correct height and hope there is enough thread. I do not want to do that. 2. Put something under the bracket to lower the screw height on the other side. There is maybe not enough room beetwen the bracket and frame at the keyboard. Also you need longer bracket holder screws. 3. Make a new bracket holder out of isolation plate. I will try this but still waiting for parts to arrive. -
I think you should try some thermal paste not thermal sheet. PTM7950 has a thermal conductivity of 8.5W/mK. Kryonaut extreme paste has ~14W/mK. Conductonaut LM has ~70W/mK but is risky to use it. Using thermal sheet with a fix thickness is not ideal either because if there is just a tiny amount of air between the die and heatsink it will not work and you will not see it. After using thermal paste you remove the heatsink you can inspect how firm is the contact. If you are using thermal pads with the not correct thickness it can elevate the heatsink from the GPU die. You can try putty for example Thermal Grizzly Putty Pro.
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I am pretty sure you have to make one by yourself. It is possible to make from your original one?
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Thanks for the heads up. I have no experience with krysheets so far. In theory it is not better than paste but it has low maintanance. It is already degraded then its a good experiment not to use them.🙂
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Just curious, did you use kryosheet on gpu die and that caused the problem? Also for other parts then the gpu die the Thermal Grizzly Putty Pro seems to be very good so far. Especially for not original parts when you do not know the exact pad sizes.
