SuperMG
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So for example The 9900K/9900KF => 4.9GHz all core thermal throttle The 9900KS => 4.9Ghz all core no thermal throttle? Can the laptop handle 5.0GHz all core without any thermal throttle?
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Is the 9900KS running at 5GHz all core at 140W? Is it better than the 9900K/9900KF since it's highly binned? Meaning we could do -130mV undervolts? I made my backlight mod v2 (with brightness control) work on this P775TM laptop and I got the custom heatsink from Cicichen. Can get 54k graphics points in Fire Strike.
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Yes the CPU speed does give extra fps in heaven benchmark. Tested with multiple CPU configurations and overclocking helps a lot. I get max 160W on the CPU when I use ThrottleStop and TimeSpy bench I used thermal glue 2w/mk, the best one that sticks very well. Some videos on YouTube, people used that thermal glue on the edges + used some thermal paste in the middle of the heatpipe and it was effective for them. I wanted to use a copper plate to elevate the heatpipes since there are some tiny heatsinks on the right of the heatsink
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Thanks. The heatpipe improved my TimeSpy score from 9.7/9.8k to 10.2/10.3k. so it does something. 4.9GHz all cores, -80mV I ran Heaven benchmark, it uses both CPU and GPU at the same time. GPU max temp was 80C and 88C in the hot spot. Got 390FPS in 1080p Ultra, no thermal throttle on the GPU. So can I just: use a 0.5mm thickness copper plate, glue it on the 3 CPU heatpipes and glue one straight heatpipe on top of the plate, all the way to the bottom GPU core side? I can improve my clocks if I do this.
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The heatpipe does work. I did the hot water test. What are your settings for 9900k? Core? Undervolt? PL? Can I just use one "red" heatpipe then? It'll improve in both cases (bench, gaming). I think one straight copper heatpipe at 10-12cm equals to 50W of heat.
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Which option is better for cooling? My GPU temps are extremely good in TimeSpy and I was able to get 20.1k with the RTX 4090 MXM. The problem is the CPU temps. Can I just: leave the "yellow" curved heatpipe or Remove the "yellow" heatpipe and add 2 10cm "red" heatpipes instead?
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Hello does anyone make RTX 40XX MXM-B heatsink for the X170KM? (need to change the X-bracket offset) I want to know that before I buy one and replace the P775TM. @rainer124 @Maro97
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Hello. Indeed these have a MXM slot and a big heatsink with 3 big shared heatpipes. The max CPU is 13900HK. The motherboard looks very poor quality with only 1 NVME slot. All of the HDMI, USB-C and eDP outputs are routed from the iGPU and not the dGPU! That's so unfortunate... They are selling the laptop without RAM for 600€ with i5 13500H and MXM RTX 3050. I thought it was the best MXM laptop but no, the best ones are the P775TM and X170 series from now...
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180W on both and 1023A current
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Hello everyone. How can I get 11k in CPU score in TimeSpy? I can get max 9.8k. the average clock speed says 4.59GHz and not higher. All the cores are set to 4.9GHz with a -75mV undervolt. My heatsink is a stock 3 heatpipes P775 one. 2 fat and 1 normal. If I add one extra heatpipe or If I replace the third small heatpipe with a wider one... will it improve the performance and I can reach 11k or not?
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HP Elitebook 8570W - is it still good ? Hardware modifications
SuperMG replied to GuitarG's topic in Custom Builds
What?? That'll never limit. Only iGPU SG limits your performance -
Guys how do you get 11k+ in CPU?? I only get 9.8k max on 9900KF CPU. I have 19.8k in graphics score (3 heatpipes RTX 40XX heatsink). Please help me to get 10.5k in CPU at least, I have -75mV and 3 heatpipes stock CPU heatsink.
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Hello. I got 19700 points in TimeSpy graphics and 386FPS in heaven benchmark with the RTX 4090 150W in the P775TM1. With a P570WM3 and 4090 130W I got 17700 graphics points.
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Hello. Do you know how to activate the software? This software is perfect for RTX Ada GPU temps and fan control but I can't do anything without the software lock
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Hello, what's the UUID needed to activate that software? This software has a working GPU temp sensor for my rtx
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Hello. I installed the RTX 4080 MXM on this laptop. It displays but the GPU temps are stuck at 40C in the ClevoFanControl and in the central center. However the GPU temps are working in GPU-Z and on the windows built-in temperature readings. For example it says 60C on Windows and the 2 softwares are stuck at 40C still. I tested a Quadro P3000 and the temps are working and not stuck at 40C with the 2 softwares. I remember the 4080 worked on the P870, the temperatures weren't stuck at 40C. The same card works in the Dell Precision M6800 without any temps issues. I would pay someone 40€ if they can modify this open source project to support Windows built-in GPU temperature reading or using GPU-Z GPU temperature readings. It's called ClevoFanControl and it's on GitHub, it's written in C# by djsubtronic Edit: I think you only need to change the OpenHardwareMonitor Dll from that project? Edit 2: No idea, there's only ClevoEcFan.dll in the project that's it I downloaded the OpenHardwareMonitor software and the GPU temps are correct, the same as GPU-Z, HWINFO and Windows. Final edit: seems like I found the Obsedian software. It reads the GPU temps and not stuck at 40C. I managed to download the software and activate thru the help of @PasCLevofor the ini files and the help of @ViktorVfor the patcher. The software works with the RTX 4080 and 4090 MXM. The fan is working great and ramps up when the temperature are increasing! Very good! Here's the Obsidian-pc FanControl folder compatible with the RTX MXM cards: https://notebooktalk.net/topic/917-obsidian-keyboard-led-manager/ The patcher: https://notebooktalk.net/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=12776&key=dba50e390a9c88c4f8173c112e3445ce Pictures of the P775 RTX heatsink: coming soon
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For the RTX 4080 with the custom made 3 fat heatpipes for the P775TM: I got 368FPS in 1080p Ultra with an i9 9900KF (-75mV undervolt and 5GHz on 4 cores). I get 280FPS with an i7 4900MQ (4.1GHz on 2 cores) Furmark both systems have the same score. TimeSpy too, same graphics score of 16k
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Yes, you need to do the EDID override, you'll lose the DP port on your laptop (DP_B) I don't know if you read the threads or not. But the ZRT VBIOS is like the Max-Q of X-VSION ones. They have the same DCB. So no need to get the zrt one if they don't answer. However I have a RTX 4080 MXM for sale.
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Hey did you flash? I can't find the P570WM337.PM5 By the way did any of you overclocked the Xeon E5-1680 v2 on this laptop? I'm always stuck at 3.9GHz for one core and 3.8GHz all cores. The temperatures are good and I use 660W PSU.
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X-VSION answered TO ME finally!! I got the 5080 VBIOS DP_A: DP DP_B: eDP (bruh) DP_C: HDMI DP_D: DP DP_E: DP Well at least we can upgrade to the RTX 5080 MXM lol but needs EDID override like on the 4080. 5080 VBIOS: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vqvS3muAnKgL_g1OtD902Fxpz3kkoIuW/view?usp=drivesdk Still I haven't gotten "the XVSION 5090 VBIOS". Just found a similar one yesterday from TPU but I'm not sure if it's the same or not. Even though the VBIOS number version is the same as on the GPU-z screenshot. Edit: looked and compared the two bottom x-bracket holes of the 5080/5090 and they aren't on the same height as the 3080/4080/4090 which means drilling holes won't work. You'll literally drill on the bottom heatpipes... (M6800, P570WM, M6700 custom heatsinks incompatible by drilling). Will work on the M17X R4 custom one at least but I'm not interested as the 3080 16gb will stay in. I don't know if X-VSION will sell the x-bracket with the mxm. Which isn't ideal. So meh, I'll pass on those. 4070, 4080 and 4090 are very powerful cards that beat the RTX 2080/5000 MXM by a margin.
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Okay same as Ada. Blackwell it's so expensive. The Turing ones are still expensive. If I can get the Ada 5000 for 1300€ it'll be good but how?
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Do you have the Pro Ada 6000 MXM specs? VBIOS? X-VSION cards are high quality too. Nice soldering and nice composition just the software side is sad... Aetina's Ada 5000 (4090) has DP++ on all ports I believe. Which is way better lol but the price? Not better.
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Not worth getting these cards. No more DP_D. The cores are big and maybe more heating than Ada. Stupid design that makes our custom heatsinks "obsolete" unless we drill the holes for them but overheating could happen. 0% eDP pure PEG compatibility unless I do a flexcable mod that I'll never do unless someone gives me 500€ for it lol. DP_B to DP_D thru hardware mods, without soldering and then it'll work with eDP maybe... Why did X-VSION lie about the design... I don't understand that. Wish we could fix the DP_B non-PnP issue with the EDID override and the 4080/4090 will work perfectly.
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https://www.x-vsion.com/product/mxm-embedded-module-rtx-5080/ @ssj92The 5080 is available for 1600USD!!!! 2600USD FOR 5090?? WHAT Design is different. Why did they tell me it'll be like the previous ones?? Thankfully there are screenshots of GPU-Z. I could only find the RTX 5090 which is the 98.03.5C.00.88. And oh boy. It's eDP in DP_B!! WHICH MEANS... it'll act the same as the RTX 4080/4090. Also there's no DP_D so it won't work in 95% of the laptops out there. So the best card out there is the 4090 for us with EDID override or RTX 4070/3080 Ti without EDID override. Miscellaneous: By the way, I tested the DCB reader software for the RTX 3080. It says DP + HDMI on DP_B but it doesn't work. Only DP_C (HDMI port on the M17X but somehow the software states as DP/USB-C) and DP_D (DP) work. VBIOS is 94.04.35.00.21
