Meaker
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+125/1000 my daily clocks with a shunt mod made my average clock 1800/8000 https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/95557800
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GeForce GTX 980M voltage regulator mod
Meaker replied to DoenerBoy123's topic in Components & Upgrades
On the 980m it was useful for me when volt modding for stability. I lot some memory clock but volt modded that too. I ran at 1400 core 1500 (6Ghz data clock) for the more stressful tests. -
Laptop won't boot even after removing CMOS battery...
Meaker replied to kaz26's topic in General Discussion
A slower stick of ram might help get it to boot. -
Shunt modding has reduced the board limit and I liquid cool my system with a hybrid cooler. Also does the GA104 have separate core and uncore power planes? I think it's small enough to not need it so it's 6 + 2 phases so 6 for core and 2 for mem. So I'm riding pretty close yes but not quite over.
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Most of this comes from the AUX connector IIRC, at 19V it's mostly just the input voltage so does not have a huge amount of filtering before it hits the card. So it's more about the capability of the MOSFETs on the board.
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Probably similar values, I think it was more the frequency response he was looking at.
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Same chips, just more of them.
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The TDP requirements of the latest GPUs and the current design philosophies point to that happening. Better in their eyes to have an 18 inch device than a chonky 15 inch.
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You had that for a short time, I had the P570WM with 4930k, 16GB of 2133Mhz DDR3 in quad channel, 980M in SLI with power mods and vmem mods running at silly speeds. There was not much out there that could compete with it.
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the decline of the once mighty Nvidia laptop GPUs
Meaker replied to 1610ftw's topic in General Discussion
I did get a noticeable improvement out of my 3070 mobile going from 125W to 180W but it's more of a desktop 3060ti with that modding done. -
Looks like 10-15% over my simple shunt mod. I'd guess from my 1900-2000 to 2150mhz type clocks.
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Buying something they don't know how to use and coming up with some BS to return it.
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(VBIOS for KM/TM models) I've tried selling this on ebay but it has been the usual nightmare. It's got a 30 day warranty. Shipped from the UK for $280.
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Oh it felt awful, I was on as much oral morphine as I liked after surgery to help dull the pain.
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Did you do the soldering yourself? What values did you choose for the shunt resistors and did you update the phase count resistor network? Since I've updated my cooling I only get to about 57C at 1900Mhz core clocks during cyberpunk so I'd be interested in re-enforcing the VRM and changing the power limits.
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See article here: https://www.overclock3d.net/news/cpu_mainboard/a_12-core_ryzen_9_7845hx_mobile_processor_has_been_spotted_-_more_cores_for_future_laptops/1
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The 4090 is on the ragged edge of scaling, for mobile scaling the TGP back to that point will put it in the efficiency sweet spot. Though the top card should just be a 4070ti mobile in name.
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Perhaps targeting things like HP workstations? I love the interesting designs like this, I wonder how it would have been in my old 7738G?
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This is probably some if not the last update to go on it.
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What have you upgraded on your current laptop(s)?
Meaker replied to Sandy Bridge's topic in Components & Upgrades
There are the shunt mods, the area is wide but the layer is super thin.
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That was the chip.
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Back together and booting. Good thing I had my skypro around still.
