triturbo

I’ve tried the HP Quadro M2200, which should be the same as GTX 965m, but there was no picture. Maybe a DELL vBIOS might help, but the chip is an odd one and is not supported by my programmer.

Has it been confirmed? I can’t find any info about it. I’ve seen 980s work with LVDS screens, but nothing about 965. And I mean straight GPU -> screen, no Optimus or something.

Sold outside the forum.

Thank you very much guys!

I'm thinking about making my own heatsink and I think there was a topic, or at least a post about it, but I can't seem to find it. Maybe it was on a forum long lost? It would be nice if the knowledge can be summarized in one post, like it used to be. Thanks!

Price: €170 Condition: Used Warranty: None Reason for sale: Not very compatible with my machine. Payment: PayPal Item location: Bulgaria, Sofia Shipping: Free to EU International shipping: Might consider, PM for price. Handling time: 2 business days Feedback: Bought and sold a few items around here. Specification: This a standard Zotac GeForce GTX 1070 8GB with the original 90W vBIOS. It has always been used with it, aside from a few tests with other vBIOSes in hopes of improved compatibility. I played quite a few games with it on external display since I never made it to run the internal of my 8740w DC. Never overclocked, would supply the 3 additional MOSFETs not soldered. Last 3 years it is used very lightly - to light up the external display for some browsing, no gaming whatsoever. I’m not responsible for compatibility. It comes with the standard X-bracket (never removed, since it was right for my machine) and the standard vBIOS. I can provide a few vBIOSes if needed. Proof of ownership: Time Stamped pictures

Got both of them. They perform better than they should (thanks to the vBIOS). They were shipped very fast, packed VERY well. Thank you!

How is the CPU score? Is it performing as it should? It would be better if you start a new thread in the hardware/modding sub forum with all the info combined. You might get more help this way.

Where do you get this reading from? It is too low for two GPUs and an 80W CPU.

On a second thought - your CPU is 80W, your primary GPU is 100W, this leaves about 120W for the rest of the system - RAM, HDD/SSD, chipset and other stuff including the secondary GPU. So you might be indeed power starved. If I was to undervolt and underclock anything it would be the primary GPU, leave the P5200, after all you want as much performance as possible.

Didn’t have time. Tonight.

Here are some pictures with the vBIOS chip. Don’t mind the thermal stuff, still testing it as per request.

No idea about the “Ray tracing”. I saw it but I haven’t tested it.

https://imgur.com/8eOKQjr https://imgur.com/iGKBxFZ On external - yes.

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.

Correct. Also correct - removed it from the socket, soldered it and then tested it again just to be sure. Will do.

I’ll take a picture tomorrow. Mine has partial UEFI support. I’ve installed it like that to see what happens.

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.

New update and price correction.

First post updated. Can't seem to find how to insert pictures anymore.

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.

What the title says. Preferably from EU. Thanks.

You’ll be fine. I think that @MiRaGe was running the same modules, or something like that.