SuperMG
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HP Elitebook 8570W - is it still good ? Hardware modifications
SuperMG replied to GuitarG's topic in Custom Builds
Do the AETINA RTX Turing cards have eDP lines or not? -
HP Elitebook 8570W - is it still good ? Hardware modifications
SuperMG replied to GuitarG's topic in Custom Builds
Hello. So it means all the Turing cards can output to eDP screen on your laptop? HP, Dell VBIOS too? -
Hello. I wanted to modify my M18X R2 cooling capacity. I'll use 2-3 extra heatpipes. Connect all from the GPU1 heatsink to the GPU2 heatsink (empty slot) and have like 175W of heatroom. Both heatsinks combine 200W but since it'll take some times to transfer the heat, I knocked out 25W.
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How do you get good temperatures with 175W of heat?? You should be at 95C with the 100-120W heatsink of the Alienware M18X!
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No EDP compatibility on 4070,4080,4090.
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HP Elitebook 8570W - is it still good ? Hardware modifications
SuperMG replied to GuitarG's topic in Custom Builds
Hello. Did you test if RTX 3000 from HP works too? If it works, it means all RTX 3000/4000/5000 work at the end. I can get the cards work on the first slot of my laptop and have better driver supports for RTX 7000 GPUs on the second slot on 3rd gen hahaha -
Hello. I managed to bend the heatpipe but didn't glue it yet because I need to do some chassis mods. I also made a new post about the possibility to edit the 4080's vBios?
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No space for one. I already use two GPUs in one system. I can just add one extra heatpipe, I tried to bend one, it's ugly but still manages to conduct the heat (hot water test). I bought 2 more heat pipes because mine modded one can't fit since I did something wrong in the first angle.
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Do you see my heatsink? There's a place to add one heat pipe, I need to curve them like the first and second heat pipes. EDIT: Bruh I bought brass heat pipe... (Copper and some zinc)
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Yes this one too. He used a rubber toy
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I can't send a picture because of the limit but I have a place to add a 3rd heat pipe on the copper plate of the GPU die. I also have some margin to glue the heat pipe on the heatsink. I bought 3 18cm heatpipes because it's an enough length. I bought some thermal glue that works between -60C to 250C. I did see a video on how to bend a heat pipe with bare hands, but don't you guys have something safer and can be done for free?
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I still haven't tried the 4070 (115W) on the Clevo P570WM but on my Dell Precision M6700 the temps were so high and the memory temps reached over 115C Do you guys think I should add a 4th heatpipe? I have 3 heat pipes. 2 for GPU and one for top VRAM/VRM
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No all the RTX 4000 don't support eDP. 4070,4080 NO EDP!!! I get 255FPS on FurMark at 1080p with 120W limit. Still hits the thermal throttling at the end of the test but not by too much (95-100W)
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And why mine has big gaps? If they all touch?
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Eurocom told me to use a copper shim lol
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I don't understand the video because I can't watch it right now. I don't understand what gap do you mean? Between the GPU die and the copper heatsink?
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That's how I did it
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I can lower to 110W using MSI Afterburner but... It also decreases the thermal limit. From 83C to 75C. Yes it thermal throttles at 75C at 110W... Funny
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I don't know. My PTM 7950 is a 20mm thick one instead of the 25mm one. I saw some tests with liquid metal and there are no gains.
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For my model, that's kinda stupid to make the slot use up to 200W but only having a 100W heatsink 😕 You sure Liquid metal is better than PTM 7950? Won't it harm the chip? Any protection to add?
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Did you read my my post? I did use it. If I didn't use that driver, how am I gonna change power limits? The only thing I can't change is the thermal limit, it's grayed and no values.
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Eurocom's played with the words. Now they say 200W is only for the power delivery haha
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Do you know a way to counter MSI Afterburner's power limit and thermal limit synchronization? Like when I drop the power limit to 70%, the thermal limits drops by 8C, so no headroom as anticipated... I wanna drop the power limit to 70% and keep the stock thermal limit to 83C (and not 75C)
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I got an email from them, they told me 200W... Still, I limit the power but I still get thermal throttling. The heatsink can handle my P5200 110W very well
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Bad laptop and it has non standard MXM power delivery. I need someone to help me with the thermal throttling