Ollie87
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so far, ive now installed A15 bios and then the unlocked version, ive now also installed game ready 2080 super notebook drivers - it runs better and seems to manage more gameplay before a crash, im going to investigate further with graphical settings seems to be underload it kicks the gpu off, it never does reach max temp, power draw can be the only conclusion, i need to research the shunt mod as its difficult to find this out. i also have somthing very strange which has happened since ive installed this card, on 3d mark its hard locked at 60 fps unless i go window mode, ive checked many settings in the nvidia control panel, i have changed the DVR options in windows and also switched off gamebar. an update to this post, i have tried many different things out lowering graphics etc and still get the same result, i have now ordered R005 resistors to shunt the card, for a temporary measure i will swap the card out with my RTX 3000. once i get the parts i will look to shunt the card and see if this resolves my power issue.
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Ok this is what's happening as an example happily gaming and about 10 minutes or less in, game will hang and then the GPU memory etc becomes greyed out, temps never hit max got custom fan curve running, I can only put this down to power draw
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I had picked this up to change the LCD over with ?
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Yes, it's the 60hz screen currently I have a new panel but haven't fitted it yet it's a 2k 165hz panel with the 40 pin connector for the edp connector 17.3 inch, I just haven't felt brave enough to get the glass off the original LCD panel yet. If I run throttle stop and a custom fan curve it's not running bad to be fair, I believe the bigger culprit causing issues in games is asynchronous on dx12 causing the system to crash on games such as dying light 2
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I've now fitted a complete copper heatsink temps are all good no more overheating, throttle stop is a must I'm definitely getting power issues to the card though I'm trying to find out information relating to the shunt mod now 😂 I think I'd of rather left the Rtx 3000 in it.
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Hi all, having power delivery issues I think, running on max settings for example on dead by daylight 2 with ray tracing enabled I should be getting around 55 FPS, shortly after the drivers crash then causing the GPU to show 0C in hw info. I will look to downclock and reduce the millivolts but MSI afterburner is a bastard to get the controls unlocked. Does anyone have any knowledge to shed on this ? Didn't have as much problems with the Rtx 3000. The heatsink from memory is the one that was on the 660M, I can see the difference between that and a photo of the 100 watt rated version, I have considered ordering a full copper heat sink maybe that would reduce the heat or potentially getting a LLyano V12 laptop cooler, I have just changed drivers to the enterprise drivers and will test. Haven't tried with the edp and 2k panel el yet untill I know the card works ok, don't want to start a new head ache just yet 🤣
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ok, tried a different game - looks like i never reached the thermal limit but i get a game crash when playing into the game, i do have a feeling the power delivery must be the issue at hand i think...
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so far had no luck bypassing locks on MSI afterburner, i can only assume its to do with the vbios on the quadro rtx 5000, voltage remains locked on afterburner, if anyone has any ideas please let me know, i will look to try in a few games today to see if this is viable, temps seem ok, i have since used a grizzly thermal strip, my idle temp with increased fan is around 45c - 49c - under load around 76 to 82c, i may swap it out to grizzly thermal paste as im sure i was achieving lower temp with paste. i have since removed silicon pads and used silicon paste instead, i did however notice the wattage on the card must of spiked to 114watts under high load, so im now wondering if its the spike causing the instability at higher graphical settings. if this continues i may have to accept defeat and change the card back to the rtx 3000 😮💨
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Hi all, having power delivery issues I think, running on max settings for example on dead by daylight 2 with ray tracing enabled I should be getting around 55 FPS, shortly after the drivers crash then causing the GPU to show 0C in hw info. I will look to downclock and reduce the millivolts but MSI afterburner is a bastard to get the controls unlocked. Does anyone have any knowledge to shed on this ? Didn't have as much problems with the Rtx 3000
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Ok, so all is looking good tests nicely heat is not majorly bad I will look to replace the paste with a pad, the thermal paste is messy as I've only added to what was there, but in a nutshell it works but the card is larger than the Rtx 3000 so I'm down to one SSD, need to find a bigger SSD without costing me a small fortune
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I managed to use some metal trunking lid at work and made a metal plate using the original spreader for the screw holes, I have some anti conductive heat resistant paint I can use on it, I will test this later tonight
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Ok, so I have fitted the new replacement heatsink and it is keeping it cool, I need to work out a way to fix down the heatsink without butchering my case as the x spreader is off slightly
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thanks for the video, i never realized the pipes contained liquid, stupidly i cut the ends off to fit it into the chassis 😅, im waiting on a replacement i will need to look at this better, the heatsink on the card hangs over slightly by about 10 - 15mm from memory
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No good, still have heat rising up to the 100c mark, I will proceed to try and undervolt the card. I have realised I have made an error, heat sink was cut, I have just ordered a replacement, I did not realised these contained liquid, I will look to the chassis to allow an uncut sink 😔 that can be the only cause of the heat not transferring I assumed they were solid copper.
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Ok after a strip down I've noticed 2 chips/ resistors that are sitting proud and in wondering if these are causing very low heat transfer to the heatsink itself ? I will look to Dremel the heatsink to slot these in better
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Good morning all, System Spec Unlocked bios A12 CPU - 3940xm - OC level 3 (padded using 11.4cfm fan with liquid metal) PSU - 330w current gpu - Quadro RTX 3000 6GB (previously 980M) Ram - 32 gig corsair Vengeance running on SG mode standard 60hz screen (i have a 165hz 2k panel waiting to install when i am brave 40 pin connector) Ok, i have decided to upgrade the laptops GPU one final time, i have installed a DELL version RTX 5000 16 gb that i picked up, installation seemed to go fine. i had to take off a slight bit of the heat sink end to allow fitting to the card, the card shows in bios and in device manager, the issue stars with heat, i am running a alienware m17 x r4 gpu heat sink that is 3 pipe, i am using artic mx4 thermal paste, the temps slowly rise to 100c , ive tried running the fans at full speed and it does not make any difference to heat dissapation. currently unsure if the drivers are causing the issue or the heat sink is no good for the card, very much at my witts end on this one, is there anyone out there who knows more than i do, i did consider undervolting the card itself, but as im unsure why the cooler is not working to cool, i also have a KLIM pad cooler with 4 x fans. on the first time i switched off the system and rechecked the thermal paste the card felt very hot but the heat sink end did not feel as though it was transferring the heat along the pipes ? has anyone else had a similar issue. any help would be much appreciated.
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