SuperMG
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Unless you want to pay me 400USD then yes. I sold all RTX 30XX/40XX heatsinks. I have the CAD files and schematics for the heatsink. I contacted Ythermal manufacturer for that. Since Cicichen couldn't do it. 5090 compatibility is unknown. 5080 can work the same as the 4080/4090.
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It's the same VBIOS. Same eDP on B rather than on D. The only difference is the wattage. ZRT VBIOS does 115W and X-VSION does 150W. @DynamiteZerghas one ZRT 4090 MXM. It has a sticker that states "150W" but the VBIOS he dumped was a 115W one. ZRT VBIOS is good for weaker heatsinks.
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You sure that's ZRT... It's X-VSION design lol. The VBIOS chip should be in front of the card not in the back.
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Yes.
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Where are you from? USB Ch341a is easy to use, - clip the VBIOS chip - read the VBIOS - do a backup of the old VBIOS rom - erase the VBIOS - flash a new VBIOS rom - recheck if VBIOS flash was successful - start your laptop
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Use a CH341A soic8 flasher, 1.8V or 3.3V depending on your VBIOS chip or buy a newer gen MXM for better "performance". I got the 4080 MXM to work and got 16.1k TimeSpy graphics score.
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You can try something newer if you have an eDP screen. Turing to Ada work on that laptop, no ACPI errors like on Pascal. Only way to fix Pascal cards on the M6800 is to flash an early VBIOS version on them. There's a zip/rar file on this forum with some vbios collection. (check the older messages on this thread)
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Does his ebay chat still work? Or not. How do you communicate with them?
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Cicichen? When did you buy it? Proof of Cicichen's account having a problem? Because I'm in transaction with them at the moment...
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Contact Cicichen, best heatsinks for Dell Precision M6800 and M17X R4. No thermal throttles. All 2 in 1 = GTX 9XXM support and RTX 40XX support. He also made a P775 single GPU heatsink for standard MXM and RTX 40XX one. High quality heatpipes and pure copper plate... No thermal throttle, got max 20100 TimeSpy graphics score with an RTX 4090 MXM. He's making me a better heatsink than the AliExpress one for the P775 watercooling + RTX 40XX support! I paid a lot of money because I don't want thermal throttle on the CPU anymore. I want a full 5GHz all core performance. I'll also tell him to purchase me the P775 performance fans if he can find them locally.
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Hello. It could maybe be an ACPI error like on the Dell Precision M6700 with Pascal cards? I mean Turing and after are working on these. If I can't get the RTX 40XX to work on the X170KM then does anyone know how to edit the insydeH2O ACPI table for GPU?
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The RTX 4090 is way faster than the RTX 3080 165W. 4090 supports G-SYNC on my 1080p 120Hz IPS display. Supports 1 x DP output and 1 x HDMI output. Supports eDP with the backlight mod v2. The heatsink will be watercooled with more heatpipes (like on the AliExpress 2 in 1 heatsink but better) and it'll be compatible with RTX 40XX. And I'll of course get the powerful fan for the CPU side. Can handle 9900KS stock. Stock CPU heatsink I have is the small one, 3 heatpipes one, throttles at 155W.
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I found high quality max pro plus heatsink for RTX 4090 and 9900K/KS.
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Clevo X170SM-G and X170KM-G RTX MXM 3.0 and 3.1 compatibility issues
SuperMG replied to SuperMG's topic in Sager & Clevo
Yes 4090: 19.8-20k graphics score in TimeSpy. Shows BIOS page. 1x DP, HDMI, eDP work. I'm waiting for the ultimate watercooling heatsink for 9900KS and RTX 40XX. The RTX 40XX with the current 3 heatpipes custom heatsink works so well. My CPU heatsink at the moment is crap and could handle max 155W before throttling. Might upgrade the CPU fan too. I sell an RTX 4070 MXM too, works with P775TM. -
Hello does it still work for you? I can't get to break the 58.8W limit again. I did all the NVRAM and stuff. New motherboard I was able to get 70W max. I just changed the battery too, FV993 type too... Maybe I need to wait for the battery to charge at 100%? I use the same 330W PSU too. EDIT: FIX... Never launch throttlestop first. First, sleep mode then launch throttlestop! CPU-Z - single core: 419 - multi-thread: 2174 - max power : 62W - max temps : 82C