SuperMG

For Pascal, the P3000 was maxing at 71W in furmark. It's a 70W GPU. I didn't test with anything newer or powerful yet.

Hello. I've got news. I managed to get the AMD + NVIDIA combo to permanently work. Everything renders from the NVIDIA. DX9,10,11,12 and even OpenGL. How to do that: (WIP) Use a GCN 1.0 card such as the HD 7970M (Blue PCB, V1.2 from P15EL) for the Clevo X7200 Sadly I have the green version from MSI and I lost internal audio and warm boot. (Can't use the early vbios to fix that so I bought a V1.2 P15EL card, I'll receive it later). Use DDU software and remove any existing video drivers. Install both AMD (latest GCN1.0) and NVIDIA drivers. The order doesn't matter. After installing, go to regedit and create a DWORD in the AMD's driver folder to EnableMsHybrid 1 and for NVIDIA's driver folder to EnableMsHybrid 0. Then go to the UserGpuPreferences and add a new string called "DirectXUserGlobalSettings" to set the directX renderer to the NVIDIA GPUID. Value: SwapEffectUpgradeEnable=1;HighPerfAdapter=GPUID; REBOOT THE LAPTOP. Then go back to the registry and delete OpenGLDriverNameWow and OpenGLDriverName from the AMD's folder. Reboot again. Create OpenGLDriverNameWow and OpenGLDriverName in the AMD's folder but this time we'll swap the value with the NVIDIA's ones. Now you have both OpenGL and DX working from the Nvidia as slave! I can finally use the latest NVIDIA drivers because with a Kepler 1 GPU as the master, I was limited with the drivers and I couldn't use an RTX card in the slave. With AMD I can now! On Heaven benchmark 4.0 with AMD + GTX 970M, I gained 7FPS compared to the Nvidia K3000M/GTX 680M + 970M combo I had. 56FPS vs 63FPS, same settings, same resolutions, same CPU, same RAM, same operating system.

I get orange led blink on the Dell Precision M6800 while doing 3DMark/Heaven Benchmark despite using a 330W PSU + Battery. The laptop doesn't charge with a 240W PSU... Only with 330W but at standard speed. I got 270FPS in 1080p Ultra in Heaven 4.0 with the 4080 150W and 4900MQ.

Hello. Now pair that with a 150W GPU, your computer will shutdown instantly! The M6800 doesn't shut down and still maintains without power throttle on both CPU and GPU. I set my current to 90A and I can easily do 65W at 3.9GHz

X-vsion confirmed me in email that both cards are 115W. For Dell precision M4700/M4800 users, better get a dual heatpipes GPU heatsink to handle max 120W. The OEM one heatpipe isn't good, it can handle max 60W to 65W.

This is the same as the RTX 4070 datasheet I based on to make the backlight for RTX eDP mod + getting most of the RTX Ada to work with eDP laptops.

Wow. I just needed to check "OVERCLOCK" checkbox. Now it boosts at 3.9GHz! Yes everything else you said, I did them. They are right to unlock every locked crap. I can reach 65W finally. Edit: Nevermind, back to 58.9W after enabling Overclock checkbox but with higher frequencies when different loads. I tried tomorrow but now I can't get the power limit to hit 65W... My battery is at 98% somehow and it doesn't charge. I replaced the battery and the AC adapter (240W) again but it doesn't work Edit 2: I changed battery type to FV993, I can reach 65W without needing the battery to be at 100%. My laptop acts weird, it charges at 0.000W to 0.1W then stops. Randomly goes to 5-7W in charge which is normal for "standard", but it only charges when there's a 330W PSU. Yes the laptop recognize the battery, it runs at 12V. 396 single-thread and 2073 in multi-thread. I have a higher single-thread than my Xeon E5-1680 v2 at 3.8GHz full. Yeah the 4900MQ is better than the 4940MX, no need for the extra current and extra TDP. ICC Locks After EOP, variable: 0xC14 at 0x05 for all unlocked

Sadly, I don't think, it doesn't work on my 4900MQ. I have some good battery, 100%, 240W PSU. Unlocked every power limit crap in the NVRAM. Doesn't work. I have 3.8GHz all cores, 58.9W max Put it in sleep mode then waking it up shortly, test stuck at 58W very bad. Then going to sleep mode then waking it up, same issue. Your 4900MQ. What about CPU-Z score?

The only issue is the power limits. I can't seem to unlock them. Despite editing the values, they don't change anything. But on the Dell Precision M4800, I see people with 4910MQ and 4940MX being able to overclock past 4.2GHz

Hello, did you manage to unlock the Power Limits? Did you get more than 58W? Like 65W?

Updates. Both 3 heatpipes one and 4 heatpipes one weren't fitting but... I noticed that I was using the M6700 hinges... So I replaced them with the M6800 hinges and now everything fits on both heatsinks... So the problem is resolved. Palmrest fits, closed. Volume board works. 3 heatpipes, one of the heatpipe looks like it's damaged but it actually does conduct thermal quickly (touched it) and yes it can throttle a 150W to 130W then stay at 130W, so it's a 130W heatsink for me. The 4 heatpipes one is a 150W heatsink.

News! Only 10 flexcables are left! It's on ebay! I dropped the price. It's very cheap for something custom and not mass-produced. So I can make a newer version later 🙂 The TAOBAO listing that's selling the RTX 4090 MXM isn't from ZRT but from X-vsion! So don't buy from them if you want the ZRT variants!

@poprostujakubhello, did you try and remove the GOP/UEFI partition of the Maxwell GPUs? Maybe that'll fix?

These cards work in the M6800, just need the RTX heatsink (150W, 4 heatpipes) for them and eDP display (screen and motherboard) for better performance + backlight mod cable.

Hey, will you test any RTX 4080 or 4090 MXM? They are far better than the best HD 8970M. I got 16000 GPU scores in TimeSpy and 305fps average in FurMark 1080p bench