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  1. SuperMG
    He said it has better resistance and slightly better performance but mine had very bad heatpipes, they were in a rough shape. I found locally an i7 4900MQ I'll get that (100Mhz slower than the 4910MQ)
  2. SuperMG
    PEG RTX 4080, 150W, Arctic MX-4 The heatsink performance: 83C max, throttles at second 25th out of 60 seconds. The main problem comes from the badly curved heatpipes, mostly the third heatpipe which probably cuts 50% of its performance easily. It's like a loss of 15-20W easily. Memory temps: 80C max Hotspot temps: 100C max No thermal throttles in heaven benchmark 4.0, lower FPS than the Clevo P570WM3 due to the CPU I guess, I use an i7 4700MQ and not the best i7 4940MX. No thermal throttles in userbenchmark GPU suite benchmarks, very good score. I think having better heatpipes without any big tends + PTM7950 could maybe handle 150W
  3. SuperMG
    I thought he was trying to get a quick buck from me... I hope it has express shipping:)
  4. SuperMG
    Yeah and I give up, I always get scammed man, CPU not work, heatsink doesn't fit with palmrest. The heatpipes look in bad shape EDIT: SELLER WILL GIVE ME A FREE NEW HEATPIPE V2!!!! But I need to wait like 3 weeks ... Yes, he said FREE
  5. SuperMG
    Yeah and I give up, I always get scammed man, CPU does not work. The heatsink doesn't fit with palmrest but it works. The heatpipes look in bad shape, is that a beta version?? EDIT: SELLER WILL GIVE ME A FREE NEW HEATPIPE V2!!!! But I need to wait like 3 weeks ...
  6. SuperMG
    The fins + heatpipe are like OEM, 1.8cm height, no problem on that. But it's strange??? The heatpipes curves are made by hand and not machine... 70€ gone for nothing
  7. SuperMG
    The only way the palmrest can close it by removing the top left PCB for the sound system... . I even removed one metallic piece that was on its way but that didn't fix the issue. I even removed the 3mm thick thermal pad that was on the mobo
  8. SuperMG
    I put RTX 4080 MXM on M6800 and it works (check userbenchmark for proof). No weird 40W TDP bug (maybe only happens on Alienware?). Yes 4080 displays in the main screen, eDP with backlight mod v1. The custom heatsink works, need to use PTM7950 for better performance. Sadly I can't close the lid with the heatsink installed...
  9. SuperMG
    No, it's maybe the thickness of it but it's the same thickness as the OEM one, mmmh.
  10. SuperMG
    I tested with everything, 1R8, 2R8. It doesn't like dual channel... Waited for nothing and 35€ gone 😞 The heatsink: max 83C core temp, stable TDP (no 40W TDP bug). 150W then 130W then 120W (because of thermal throttling). I didn't use PTM7950 yet and the fan area wasn't really open for intake. Sadly the palmrest won't close because of the heatsink....
  11. SuperMG
    It doesn't fit when I put the palmrest....... Please help, I upgraded to an i7 4910mq, it doesn't work. There are 3 LEDS on the corner of the PC. 1 IS ON, 2ND IS BLINKING AND 3RD IS OFF. Edit: it's a RAM module error but after swapping to an i7 4700MQ, all the RAM (4/4) are recognized...
  12. SuperMG
    Remove the CMOS battery, hold the power button for 30 seconds and then try again with the M6100.
  13. SuperMG
    I have 2666MHz max on 7820HQ.
  14. SuperMG
    Yes they need a newer one and a better one... 4 heatpipes design if possible.
  15. SuperMG
    That was for the RTX 4050/4060/4070 MXM type A. This cutting mod won't work on the offset center RTX cards.
  16. SuperMG
    Get the ZRT RTX 4080/4090 and the best CPU available for that platform. I tested Optimus with the cable on. The brightness control works of course because the display is rooted from the iGPU. in dGPU, the display comes from the GPU. The brightness control may not work and you'll be stuck at 100%. Some motherboards allow brightness control without being dependent from the dGPU such as the Clevo P570WM3. On the M6800, the brightness control is dependent of the GPU. I'll make a version 2 of the backlight mod cable (once 80% of the v1 is sold). It'll have a manual tiny PWM slider to control the brightness (pin 27)
  17. SuperMG
    5090 not exists yet. Just get the RTX 4080 ZRT or 4090 ZRT version. You need to have eDP display if you want a full dGPU performance + the backlight mod cable.
  18. SuperMG
    No, I have the same on P3000, P5200 and RTX 3000.
  19. SuperMG
    Leave it.
  20. SuperMG
    Hello, what version the 4980HQ was? Green PCB? AliExpress SR1ZY PGA? Is it better than an i7 4910MQ? I found on the internet that many people got stuck at 16GB DDR3 with 2 sticks of RAM. I already got the newer RTX Ada to work on eDP on the M6800 with DP and HDMI out. (Just need a fixed VBIOS to enable the eDP that's being disabled by the Nvidia drivers when init)
  21. SuperMG
    If 5090 has the same offset as the RTX 4090 MXM then yes. Quadro RTX 5000 Aetina, PNY, ADLINK will fit too! It's the holidays for China, maybe contact the seller if an early shipping is possible or not
  22. SuperMG
    No, need external power + won't fit
  23. SuperMG
    Any news about ZRT? Because the whole China is going to holidays
  24. SuperMG
    Hello. Does your laptop have eDP too? Or just LVDS? Because this thread is only for eDP laptops, dGPU at full performance. LVDS is limiting the newest cards a lot sadly. RTX 4060 from X-VSION has a good vbios, it'll work with eDP without any EDID override!
  25. SuperMG
    Yes, didn't you see the link? It could be compatible with a big range of GPU formats, even the latest and newest Blackwell GPUs from Aetina/Zotac, so it could also be a 3 in 1 since we have 8 holes for the x-bracket. Please help cicichen by purchasing one of his heatsinks! It's cheaper than making your own 3D model and submit it to a company.
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