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  1. Here are some pictures with the vBIOS chip. Don’t mind the thermal stuff, still testing it as per request.
  2. No idea about the “Ray tracing”. I saw it but I haven’t tested it.
  3. https://imgur.com/8eOKQjr https://imgur.com/iGKBxFZ On external - yes.
  4. The last couple of pictures are with it soldered. It runs as it ran while testing it, so everything is fine. How it is going to work for you is another story. It seems that I’m the only one to try it on mine and you’ll be the first one to try it on yours, if you decide to do so.
  5. Correct. Also correct - removed it from the socket, soldered it and then tested it again just to be sure. Will do.
  6. I’ll take a picture tomorrow. Mine has partial UEFI support. I’ve installed it like that to see what happens.
  7. Yes, it has vBIOS chip installed. The wires and the socket were for testing purposes. I’m not very familiar with dual GPU machines, but I’ve seen someone running the second one as a renderer. Don’t take it for granted though. It was tested on W10 legacy (non UEFI) and works, so there’s that.
  8. First post updated. Can't seem to find how to insert pictures anymore.
  9. I have this GPU for quite a while. Past three years it was lightly used - no gaming whatsoever, only to light-up the display and even this was a rare occurrence. It was never overclocked, but I do have the additional 3 MOSFETs NOT soldered though, since I never made it to light-up the DreamColor with drivers installed which was the push-off. If anyone is interested, I can ask a repair shop to solder them.
  10. What the title says. Preferably from EU. Thanks.
  11. You’ll be fine. I think that @MiRaGe was running the same modules, or something like that.
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