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  1. SuperMG
    We can run a heatpipe on the ethernet without trimming it, okay.
  2. SuperMG
    That sounds like an overclock to me. Chip can handle 43, 41, 41, 40? Single-thread in CPU-Z, it's 420?
  3. SuperMG
    Tested X-Vsion and it works. 4070, 4080 and 4090. ZRT's vbios for the 4090 is a fraud. It's just the same vbios as X-Vsion but it's Max-Q edition. The eDP is still set to disabled when we install the drivers.
  4. SuperMG
    Thank you. Is the Ethernet port in the same height as the GPU heatpipe? Can you overclock to 4GHz all cores using NVRAM edits + sleep bug to unlock the TDP?
  5. SuperMG
    Coil whine = high FPS. Happens on every cards I own. What FPS did you get for average? Isn't the maximum throttle 87C for the core? That's good! Hotspot throttle is 105C I believe. Maybe -10C with a two heatpipes design. Standard heatpipes, not the "big flat" one.
  6. SuperMG
    I said it wrong, oops. I wanted your results with your custom v1 heatsink!
  7. SuperMG
    Okay, I'm waiting for the temps results with the version 1 of the custom heatsink made by Cicichen. Cicichen is working for the double heatpipes m4800 GPU heatsink. I bought an eDP 9772P laptop for 120€.
  8. SuperMG
    How about the temperatures at 110W? There's no way a CPU is making a GPU to stop working. Maybe the Intel Optimus wasn't working that great with your CPU + Ada? Do you have pictures of your laptop? Like to see if there's any space to shove an extra heatpipe on the GPU heatsink? A gap? Could help for cicichen
  9. SuperMG
    I forgot one thing. When I plug any PSU, 240W or 330W when the laptop is shutdown. The charging led doesn't come on, if it was charging, it'll light up.
  10. SuperMG
    No, I tested with 2 batteries. Same results. One is a new aftermarket (Kingsener) one that charges on M6700 and one that's OEM that charges on M6700 as well. None charges with the M6800. I was able to get 154W in the MXM slot too, no power cuts, no throttles. 4080M: 16000 GPU scores in TimeSpy. 260-270FPS in Heaven benchmark 4.0 1080p Ultra. I don't think the load on the MXM made the charging IC goes bad. Otherwise the whole power rail would be failing and the laptop won't power on.
  11. SuperMG
    Hello. So 330W will fully work (past 240W) if we use a 150W MXM card? I get orange blinking in 3DMark TimeSpy but the performance doesn't throttle. I use an old 330W Dell PSU + FV993 battery. I think the motherboard is cooked, the charging IC part, it doesn't charge. I got the laptop as parts, it had a BIOS lock and I didn't test anything before doing the big upgrades. I bought a new Dell 330W PSU after but I've the same issue, no charging. I bought 2 eDP motherboards after and I'll test one of them. (140€ for 2)
  12. SuperMG
    Okay I'll ask cicichen about one
  13. SuperMG
    I know but did he get the dual heatpipes custom one?
  14. SuperMG
    The heatsink is a dual heatpipes one?
  15. SuperMG
    Because @Nizmeïsterbought a backlight mod cable from me and the 4060 worked on his laptop. It even worked in Intel Optimus on his MSI GT60 but his laptop EC's fan didn't work... Well the EC on the M4800/M6800 work with the new RTX. You have a DOA card. X-Vsion can repair your GPU, I had my 3080 fixed because of a short-circuit from a screw. Also, Did you get a custom heatsink for the M4800 for the GPU?
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