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6 hours ago, MiRaGe said:

When are you going to test yours and share the results?

I'll need to wait a bit since the thermal pads haven't arrived yet.

11 hours ago, MiRaGe said:

I re-padded with some softer 12.8 w/mk and it is better than before, but comparing with the stock heatsink - only 2-3C on the GPU side and 5-6C on the CPU side. Definitely it’s not worthing 200€.  I still do think I'll get better results with stock heatsink + liquid metal (LM works awfuly on the modded heatsink, I tried it)

 

what's the max temp on each? lower than 70 - 80 ish?

On 3/3/2023 at 12:26 PM, MiRaGe said:

Unfortunately this heatsink turned to be a great disappointment for me. It was hardly better than the original one on the GPU side, the CPU was around 7-10C better but still reached 100C occasionally…

the worst part is that the GPU hotspot reaches the absurdly high 96-98C.

also it doesn’t make a good contact with the VRam on the right side…

I am going to use the original one with new thermal pads and liquid metal on both GPU and CPU side.

What thermal pads did you use? any copper ones?

6 minutes ago, srs2236 said:

This is the part that I believe is wrong. I think it must be thicker. Just recheck it.

 

Ah I see 😄

Thanks for that

On second inspection it was actually 2mm ^_^'

Nice 🙂 , just waiting for my thermal pads to arrive which should be a few days.

just wish the heatsink provider could provide a guide for all of this rather then do guess work.

just wondering, Can you point me to the VRMS on the pic? ^_^'

sorry I'm not too tech savvy with this

Alright, I ordered a few thermal pads with more than 12 W/MK thermal conductivity so I should be good.

thing is I studied my current heatsink to determine the place and thickness of each thermal pad so I think I got a pretty good idea on where each one goes,

I made an estimate on these pictures too, yeah I know it's a bit of a mess but I Accidenttaly merged the text with the picture lol

I also sand papered (used the smooth 3000 grit piece) the copper parts on my new heatsink slightly to smoothen them just incase.

hey @srs2236

Quick question, you said that the copper part of the heatsink partially scratched your gpu/cpu.

I was wondering did you put thermal paste before or after you placed the heatsink on there?

2 hours ago, MiRaGe said:

Can you share the results?

what thickness you needed for the pads?

what are the specs of your 775TM1-G?

where do you live?

Actually I was kinda hoping someone posted their results first ^_^'

I don't have the neccessary thermal pads or know how to do this.

My specs are rtx 2080 and i9 9900k.

I live in the uk but it seems odd that it came fast, I got a text and all saying when it'll come as well.

59 minutes ago, srs2236 said:

I don't mean nothing bad. If I remember correctly I ran my finger across them aswell and it felt smooth. But it wasn't. Just don't want any accidents like I had. Anyways, hope the best! Maybe I just had a bad batch you never know. And anyways after I did some polishing it was alright! But only after some polishing on mine could you really start to see some imperfections on the surface. And for me there were imperfections on both GPU/CPU. On CPU you don't have to worry as much as the IHS protects from anything bad. On GPU it's not good news..

 

Anyways, keep us updated with the temps! Curious about your CPU temps. For GPU my heatsink works wonderfully (even after scratching my die -_-) but CPU is still 100C bakery xD

would this do the job if i need polishing? https://www.amazon.co.uk/75ml-Solvol-Autosol-Microfibre-Cloths/dp/B07BHPZ6BX/ref=sr_1_4_sspa?crid=G66TXGABY5EK&keywords=metal+polish+kit&qid=1677255102&sprefix=metal+polishkit%2Caps%2C148&sr=8-4-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1&smid=APVB5IVDJXT38

1 hour ago, srs2236 said:

Be careful with the copper surface. I thought mine looked smooth aswell until I removed the heatsink...

Funny thing about that, i ran my finger across those surfaces and it was pretty smooth too

The seller was pretty great too, kept in touch and everything.

heatsink arrived earlier then expected 🙂

good build and all, the copper coloured sink surface is smooth too

Now the hard part would be getting the right thickness of the thermal pads on different places.

19 hours ago, MiRaGe said:

The thermal pads thickness is not the same. You will have to rearrange all pads over again and probably buy a new ones, because stock ones are rated only 4W/mK

I'll need a little help determining that though ^_^' , I have some thermal pads that are 12.8W/mk but not ones that are thicker than that so any guidance is appreciated.

(photo on thermal pads,size and thickness would be great too)

Thanks for the response guys 😄

decided to buy the 10/20 air heatsink, just hoping that the thermal pads that's currently in my laptop aren't a problem to use with this laptop lol

Just wondering, is there another place that sells this heatsink - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000174372901.html

I haven't heard good things about aliexpress in that they are a sham site so I'm not exactly comfortable about getting something from there ^_^'

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32 minutes ago, srs2236 said:

Hi!

 

Sorry for not replying before. Here is all of my pictures from my installation. Same ones that has broken links now + more:

https://files.fm/u/mq83nsjzp

 

And here are the ones you asked now:

Better late then never, Much Appreciated 😄

So I stumbled upon the heatsink for the p775 tm1g needed for the rtx 3000

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000174372901.html

but it says that middle case needs cut, can you show me where it needs cut in this pic?

because it looks like you could just place the heatsink in no problem.

On 1/4/2023 at 8:18 AM, runix18 said:

3xs and Pc specialist does not produce laptops, they are resellers. Only Clevo produces laptops at the Kapok factory.

Yeah I meant to say clevo but these are usually my go to when it gets to looking for a clevo brand laptop and hopefully

decide to keep the thick versions avilable (if there are any) for longer this time around cause I have a feeling that the thin ones might not cut it in the long run.

Hopefully someone makes a thick version of an rtx 4090 laptop (from 3xs and Pc specialist) , then I might buy one

@srs2236

Hey sorry to be a bother but is it possible to re upload the pics again?

I missed them and the links are dead ^_^'

I know this is dumb to ask but what are the advantages of mxm gpus over the alternative?

52 minutes ago, runix18 said:

From what we could gather in recent events, I think Clevo is done with the MXM format (because of Nvidia supposedly - typical Ngreedia practices - no surprises there);

So if no MXM RTX 4000 laptop in sight and the BGA crapola will be king, you might as well go for any other brand out there, CLevo is no special anymore.

What's the next brand you'd recommend?

Just little fun thing to start a discussion on since the CES is one month away.

There's a bit of buzz that the rtx 4000 series for the laptops is coming around very soon with

listings for the HP laptop cropping up with these GPUs in them.

So since it's inevitable that the Clevo brand will have their laptops with RTX 4000 in them

I'm wondering what you guys think they should do to make this laptop the best out of the bunch.

Me personally I hope it's an improved version of the p775 tm1g model since it allowed both sata and m.2 drives to be used

and only require one ac adaptor to power it up as opposed to the 2 in the latest model(which is why I skipped the laptops with the rtx 3000 series).

8 hours ago, srs2236 said:

It is confirmed to work in my P775TM1-G. After 2 hours or so of physical mods to the case to fit both the GPU and the new heatsink (both won't fit straight away), I am booted in Windows and currently downloading drivers.

 

BIOS shows Unknown GPU but shows the corresponding BIOS build and date.

 

Will probably have to do the Inf mod but I will see about that in a moment and will update you guys with pictures and the cuts you have to make in the plastic to make them both fit.

 

It's a little bit frustrating because the heatsink comes without instructions but there is one big cut you have to make and one more on the sliding shell to make it fit. And even then its a bit bent on CPU side that makes me a bit worried if its fitting freely. Hopefully thats just human error from assembly in China. But the case is back on and temps are fine so should be fine... But after this I will have to figure out the thermal pad thickness which will be a nightmare...

 

Also, I want to let you guys know that I will be selling my old RTX 2080 for probably around 400£ if anyone is interested please let me know I am open to reasonable offers aswell, but more on that later aswell.

 

Time for me to test it more 😃

Awesome 😄

Didn't think that was possible but congrats

About the heatsink though, was it a watercooled one by any chance?

also would it be possible to show us a pic on the thermal pad placement on the heatsink?

19 hours ago, runix18 said:

Does not worth it anymore because it is a dying market.

Everyone goes for the thin and light crapola that we are used to.

 

For your laptop this is what you need. select GTX1080 RTX2080 RTX3080 air heatsink. 

 

At least you have an option. If I were to go for a 3080 I have to make my own heatsink because nobody provided a solution for the original DM p870.

Oh I see 😞

I hope you manage to succeed with it.

Just wondering though how good is this heatsink compared to the one that comes with the rtx 2080 mxm? does it stay cooler?

it's hard to gauge the thermal pad layout on this thing ^_^' .

and would Dsanke's bios (1.07.29) be compatible with the mxm?

2 hours ago, runix18 said:

1. Yes you can, even the old DM clevos can take it with the right mods.

2. The heatsink is not compatible, you will have to source one from Aliexpress. (or make one😉) 

oh really? I assumed that since the voltage on the thing is the same if not lower than the rtx 2080 mobile, it would be fine since it wouldn't generate as much heat.

Would be nice to to have a site that sells gpu, heatsinks and whatnot for gaming laptops rather than scan for them on aliexpress.

I hope this Pic helps 🙂

Not too sure about thickness on all of them but I do know that a majority of the pads on the GPU side is 1.5 mm thick but you'll have to

ask around for specific thickness for the other spots.