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  1. I need help. My goal is to have amd 7970m or 8970m outputting analog video through DVI-i out into a sync combiner extron 160xi then 4BNC RGBs to a sony BVM CRT 4BNC. My p570wm came with a 770m nvidia gpu. I uninstalled nvidia drivers, made a hardware change to an amd 7970m (came out of an alienware) in master slot, rebooted, got lots of beeps during boot that leads to system shutdown. I booted to bios next time, it shows the amd 7970m, beeps, system shutdown. I moved the 7970m into slave, put nvidia 770m in master, booted, posted, got into windows 10, installed amd drivers, device manager showing both cards - great. When i run CRTemudriver (modded amd drivers that let you send analog signal into sony bvm) its defaulting the nvidia 770m as the card that outputs dvi-i out. I tried adjusting in the application for the amd card to output through dvi-i without success. Is there a windows registry edit or command i can run to bandaid this? I briefly communicated with the seller of the laptop who said id prob have to flash a different vbios onto it. I ordered a usb device with a clamp to flash vbios-waiting on that. After my system had both gpus in and were recognized, i tried soloing the 7970m back into master, and i was welcomed back to beep city and system shutdown. My master gpu slot, when vacant, has a blackfilm with thermal pads for the underside of the nvidia gpu. The amd gpu doesnt have those additional black squares on its underside-like the nvidia 770m does. Do i need to remove it? Is that a physical issue for the amd gpu? I am new to this, bare with me, yall seem really smart. Ill try my luck. Thank you.
  2. How are you enjoying the rig? I grabbed one too. I needed dvi-i out (or vga out) in a mobile solution to hookup into sony pvm and bvm crt monitor for retro gaming. Fastest notebook gpu compatible to drive those monitors for retro gaming is the amd 8970m. Im going to put those in crossfire to see what i can get away with for "not so retro-retro gaming" like 2013ish era, on the eDP 120hz display it has. This setup seemed like it was the solution, going to run it with i7-4960x with an overclock. I grabbed the 780w psu too. 32gb ram as well. Im hoping it will be okay for windows 10 light app use too. Tariffs-woof
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