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SuperMG

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  1. Hello. If you don't connect the eDP cable but only external hdmi, same waiting issue?
  2. No it's not... It doesn't use 100% TDP on the BIOS. This is also wrong. And we're talking about the M6700. Also no other VBIOS are compatible with this GPU.
  3. No this is wrong. Both are eDP, same connectors. It's eDP on DP_D for both, the same as on the RTX 3000 from HP.
  4. Hello people. I managed to get the RTX 4080 to work on the M6800 eDP UEFI version. No Haswell TDP bugs, displays on eDP and can do 154W max. The same GPU worked on the Clevo P570WM eDP 120Hz 3D laptop (UEFI, 2012, Ivy bridge) However, I tried to use this GPU (with the backlight mod cable) on the Dell Precision M6700 with the eDP 120Hz screen and... It doesn't work. eDP cable is plugged with the backlight mod and the computer doesn't boot, laptop stays on eDP cable is unplugged with the backlight mod cable computer doesn't boot, laptop stays on HDMI is plugged, eDP cable is unplugged with the backlight mod and the computer boots to the bios (external display) The RTX 4080 has eDP on DP_D. The M6700 has eDP set on DP_D. The M6800 also has eDP on DP_D. So what's the difference between the M6700 and M6800? Why it doesn't work? The RTX 3000 from HP works on both laptops. So the maximum I can do for the M6700 is RTX Turing from HP? Any help?
  5. Hello. Mine has an issue too. I had the RTX 4080 working on it, I removed it. Then days later I put a P5200 and 980M both didn't even work. GPUs COLD. I tested the GPUs on two different laptops and they work. Funny thing is that the pc boots to Windows without any display (Windows start-up sound), also no DP and HDMI out. So the bios isn't corrupted. I tried to hold the power button for 30s too. I don't know if that's sufficient to reset the CMOS. What should I do? Edit: ok 4080 and P3000 work (eDP and UEFI VBIOS) P5200: not work (eDP non-UEFI VBIOS) 980M: not work (no eDP out and UEFI VBIOS). So it seems like the BIOS checks those, if the results are false then the GPU doesn't get powered, so a black screen with no outputs.
  6. Will the M6700 DC board be compatible with your cable and screen?
  7. At least you don't have Intel Optimus with an old mux switch
  8. Yeah because the drivers are locking the TDP control. You need to obtain some older drivers that allows you to control a laptop GPU TDP. There was a 2023 driver allowing you to unlock the MSI afterburner/Nvidia Inspector TDP control. I forgot its version.
  9. Even if you do this, the GPU has a Vbios TDP limit. You need to edit your vbios I guess. The shunt resistor is efficient if you want to drop the TDP from let's say 150W to 125W because you can't do Vbios edits. It's risky too. I wouldn't try this. @ssj92tried to do a shunt mod on his laptop for the MXM slot for his AW18 R1 but it didn't work for him. He wanted to fix the weird TDP bug from Haswell LVDS systems. Just try the HP RTX 5000, if no issues, sell your ADLINK or use the ADLINK in a pure-eDP system and see if the issue persists.
  10. No I didn't. I only did Clevo and Dell. eDP with newer cards could work in full UEFI but I don't know how to get full UEFI to work, that's why the newer RTX Ampère and Ada don't work. I have a M6700 for sale, with LVDS and eDP 120Hz screen. And the custom RTX heatsink
  11. I got the RTX 4080 in pure-eDP to work on M6800, the only problem is the heatsink for the temps. I don't have any TDP bugs, it's full speed. M6700 can do max RTX 5000 Turing. Everything new won't work on eDP, need to use LVDS for newer cards.... (HDMI out is full performance)
  12. 3060 is massively bottlenecked by Intel Optimus and the old mux switch. 3060 has also the weird 40W TDP bug on Haswell based systems that use Intel Optimus. 3060 works great on pure-eDP
  13. HP and ADLINK aren't the same company. ADLINK doesn't make and provide MXM cards for them. HP is a blue PCB with a different core offset and a different layout for the VRAM. Just search "HP RTX 5000 MXM" on the internet. Yes these are the power resistors, the same I have on my RTX Ada MXM cards. Also why is the 5000 you bought has a black PCB but the one you got is the green PCB with the ADLINK marking? That's sketchy, even though the same is very identical.
  14. But the Quadro Pascal such as P5000 and P5200 will work on Dreamcolor. I got the RTX 3000 from HP to work with the Dreamcolor in PEG of the M6700 and the P3000 did display in PEG but ACPI error due to the VBIOS.
  15. I don't think. No. I wouldn't be able to get the P3000, P5200, RTX 3000 HP to work on this laptop with the 120Hz screen, I got 8 beeps.
  16. Yes that explains everything. The "similar" issues happened on Haswell (Core i 4th gen) on LVDS Optimus. HP RTX runs great but other brands such as PNY, ADLINK, X-VSION, etc are having a problem too. It's also a TDP problem. Sometimes you're stuck at 40W max sometimes it does power spikes, from 115W to 55W then 115W to 55W, etc... You should sell your adlink and buy the HP variant. Or just get the pure-eDP laptop (with only eDP as the LCD connector and no LVDS available).
  17. the RTX cards don't work in PEG in LVDS and not even in eDP on the M17X because of the MUX switches... Your RTX 3000 was a HP variant? They work very well on motherboard that supports both LVDS (Optimus) and eDP for some reasons. But outside HP Turing, I know that some other brands such as Aetina, PNY, ADLINK cards are having issues with LVDS based systems.
  18. Hello I'll sell this laptop. For COLLECTORS: GOOD STATE: Alienware 17 Gaming R1 Ranger, Nvidia MXM 16GB RAM with a new 86Wh battery. Specs: CPU: Core i7 4700MQ RAM: 16GB DDR3 1600MHz Dual channel dGPU: None barebone (final price: 225€) GTX 970M 6GB GDDR5 MXM (299€) Quadro P3000 6GB GDDR5 MXM (350€)(Max RTX 5000 MXM) GPU heatsink: with 5 heatpipes super heatsink SSD: 256GB mSATA WINDOWS 11 HDD: 750GB SATA Screen: 1080p FHD 60Hz LVDS Battery: brand new 86Wh Speaker, keyboard RGB and trackpad: 100% WORK Webcam, microphone and SD slot: 100% WORK USB-A and DVD driver: 100% WORK Display Port: routed to dGPU, WORK! HDMI port: routed to iGPU, WORK! 240W official Dell AC adapter INCLUDED! To fix: GPU fan is noisy, you need to change it. Case: Magnesium + Plastic. No sticky residues, clean! Inside is clean + new thermal paste for both CPU and GPU. Could arrange shipping to the Europe, tell me your country. Listing: https://ebay.us/m/kwZF0O
  19. Hello. I think your GPU is faulty, faulty IC? Faulty coils? To confirm that further, please try this GPU on another laptop, like a dell Precision m6700 (I have one for cheap) or the Precision 7710 and see if the results are the same as the R4 laptop. I could do 115W on the M18X R2 with an RTX 3080 no problem, the limit to performance was the Intel Optimus and the old MUX Switch... Was stuck at 60fps on some benchmarks...
  20. Yes that's the cheapest price you can find. I hope he adds some extra heatpipes
  21. Hello, I have 2 of these available CNC custom heatsinks with 4 heatpipes and copper plates. Compatible with the newest offset center RTX cards.
  22. Hello. I do have a few Maxwell MXM if you want. GTX 970M and 980M. Compatible with LVDS and eDP. One is a Clevo and one is a Dell.
  23. Hello. I got the i7 7820HQ Precision 7720 FHD version (same as 7710 but 7th gen core I) and I managed to use an RTX 4070 MXM-A with the backlight mod cable. No problem, drivers are plug and play with nvcleanstall. No ACPI problems, No thermal problems, just needed to modify the heatsink. You need to get a better heatsink for your eDP 7510 because it'll be weak for any RTX 4060/4070. These cards are compatible with 1440p displays and 4k too as long as they are eDP and compatible with your laptop. Yes I run the RTX MXM in discrete mode, on eDP. You can ask cicichen on ebay for a custom one.
  24. Impossible for me to do desoldering, I'll just get the 4940mx then
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