SuperMG

Hello here are the files I extracted from the chips, I needed to disassemble everything. Random chip that's probably the KBC, not an EC (MX25L512E, U44): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1si8vA-aMM6DynJNbjdEk2OcA8I06v3aE/view?usp=drivesdk BIOS (F25L16PA, U45): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CPea1hd4nSIi4TAWSp7sILjDmHuhZhEN/view There's also a U48 chip, 512kbit too but I can't seem to read it... I would pay someone who succeeded into removing the whitelist or removing/updating something that's limiting the Kepler 700M/800M and 900M GPUs in the master slot. Edit: I removed the GOP/UEFI image from the GTX 970M 6GB VBIOS, it was successful because GPU-Z reports it as a non-UEFI Vbios (tested in slave slot). However in the master slot, it doesn't work. Laptop doesn't post and stays on. No backlight, just stays on with idle fans. I sense some fan control on the CPU side so that's strange. First the computer powers on, waiting 2-3s then does one blink for the HDD status and that's it, no more blinking (should be at least 5-6 blinks then posting screen). Now the computer stays on, fans at idle. I tried to force boot with HDMI only but no luck. Even someone got the 980M to boot with the X8100 (mobile socket, 2009-2010) what; https://www.computerbase.de/forum/threads/clevo-x8100-mit-gtx-980m-keine-hdmi-bildausgabe.1801599/ Someone got the 980M to boot with the M980NU (mobile socket, core 2 45nm, 2009): https://www.nbrchive.net/xfa/hardware-components-and-aftermarket-upgrades.27/CLEVO X8100 SAGER NP8120 GTX-680M Graphics card upgrade/ @poprostujakub Why can't the X7200 do the same?

The GPUs are detected with Intel Optimus on? These GPUs should work 100% with your laptop in PEG. One more thing: Clear the CMOS battery by unplugging it. Or, try to switch from LEGACY to UEFI with no Legacy OPROM and see the results with the M5000M.

Did you clear the CMOS? Did you backup your old bios? Flash through USB CH314A flasher and see if it does the same thing.

Did you change anything on the BIOS in terms of settings? Because your sounds like a dead motherboard or a corrupted BIOS.

Hello, I see you know how to edit some BIOS. I have a laptop and I don't know if it has a whitelist. It's for GPU MXM upgrade, clevo X7200 from 2010.

Well no one knows yet. It could be a BIOS/EC issue actually. The M15X works with Fermi cards all the way up to Maxwell cards in LVDS. The X7200 laptop could boot even if it can't detect the GPU's temperature sensor. For example, I tried with an AMD card. It displays and boots. Then, after 10 seconds, the laptop started to beep and went into panic mode. At the end the laptop shutdown because of the temperature sensor of the GPU. The slave slot of the X7200, I had no issues with the EC fan controls for the 970M, 980M and Quadro K3100M, no panic, no beeps, fan works.

The M15X is from 2010, uses the same first gen core i technology (45nm and 32nm) as the X7200 and it's able to use the GTX 980M or Quadro M5000M as the master card without any Intel Optimus. The M15X didn't have UEFI too, it's full LEGACY. So why can't the Clevo X7200 do the same? I'm sure there's a whitelist. A GPU whitelist that was updated when the Kepler 600 series were out. Presumably they added the whitelist because of the newer version from Clevo that was coming out, the P570WM. The P570WM LVDS could allow up to a GTX 980M and the P570WM3 could allow up to an RTX Ada in eDP. Which means that the P570WM doesn't have a whitelist for sure. How can we remove the whitelist? with a BIOS editor?

Hello. I've been intrigued a lot about why anything above GTX 680M Kepler won't work on this LVDS X7200 laptop? For example Quadro K3100M, GTX 780M, 880M, 970M, 980M won't work in the master slot, despite having the same LVDS port for the internal screen. These cards do support legacy and legacy oprom. Even I got a GTX 970M, 980M and Quadro P5200 to work in the slave slot! With Legacy and UEFI VBIOSes. The BIOS recognized them as the 2nd NVIDIA GPU. Even the RTX 4070 MXM was detected!! So my point is... There's maybe a whitelist of GPUIDs for the master slot. But some could say that the GTX 700M to 900M needs some partial support for UEFI in order to work and display... Even though these generations support both legacy and UEFI. It's not about the LVDS port. It's about the BIOS. Is there a way to remove the GPU whitelist from that Phoenix BIOS? So we can add a GTX 980M as the best card in terms of LVDS compatibility? I see that the Alienware M17X R3 and M18X R1 could support up to an GTX 780M and GTX 880M for the master slot. Even the 1st gen core i M15X can support up to a GTX 980M... Any bios modders? Prema? Svl7? Baked? Here's the BIOS that was taken from the SOP8 F25L16PA chip: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CPea1hd4nSIi4TAWSp7sILjDmHuhZhEN/view

Hello. You're sure it's an eDP variant and not a LVDS one? If it's eDP. Please switch to iGPU and see if the Nvidia is detected as switchable graphics. If it's detected then it works. Test HDMI and DP output if the Nvidia driver is present and see if any of these external output work with your Nvidia GPU. Maybe for the internal eDP display, you have to switch to UEFI in the BIOS settings and disable Legacy OPROM too. The M6800 eDP is compatible with Quadro M5000M, RTX 3000, 4000, 5000 and even RTX 4070, 4080 MXM with some backlight mods. Yes the automatic fan control works.

I got the HP RTX 3000 to work in DC with the Dell M6700.

Hello. This GPU doesn't have backlight pins set. So even if your laptop supports eDP on DP_D, your screen will stay black. There is a dirt cheap RTX 3000 for 99€ on ebay, it's the HP variant with the backlight pins.

Nothing in red or in purple. The hotspot limit is 105C for the RTX 4080 I have.

It could maybe be a driver issue because I didn't have any thermal throttle on the graph. Because I couldn't even edit anything in the Nvidia control panel, I probably did a bad installation thru NVCLEANSTALL. But anyway this heatsink isn't suitable for the RTX 150W. Even for the 135W ones... But the M6800 heatsink sounds more promising because it has a little bit more of endurance and I have the ones with the bad heatpipes! Edit: Cicichen didn't answer today for the new heatsink, this person told me that the new heatpipes are made and they need to get soldered. Which means the M6800 heatsink will finally fit.

Does the G1 support eDP on DP_D? You can drop an RTX 4000 or RTX 5000 from HP. I dropped an RTX 5000 HP for the Dell precision M6700 eDP 120Hz edition.

The GPU was at 80-90W during heaven in the M6700, with a max of 120W. M6800 was at 115-125W during the heaven benchmark, with a max of 150W.