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GPU scores 24k overclocked properly so it can get above 3090Ti levels. 23k is quite easy to achieve. I haven't messed around with gpu OC much yet since I am tuning CPU. 20k CPU is already better than most people's stock 13900hx and mine is stock on stock paste. OC should get 21-22k hopefully. Only Prema seems to have 22k so far but power limits/current limits are unlocked on AW so I don't see why I couldn't break 21k or higher by OC.

Stock paste, here's some more. Goal is to catch up to Prema who is running a custom bios:

Undervolt, max power/current limits. , max fans. ~32k is normal for 100c 13900HX Here's some more scores:

Yes this seems to be the issue: 1. Embedded DisplayPort (eDP) is supported on DP_D only. If I remember correctly, AW eDP is DP_C not DP_D so yes it won't work, unless this is a vBIOS only issue. But if it's wired for DP_D as well then it requires hardware mod.

Tried in 3 different laptops. the RAM reverts to 5200Mhz during post. Someone got it working in m16 for a few mins then crashed and reverted to 5200Mhz. I even bought two different kits so it's not the kit. Interestingly, the 5800Mhz 32GB Kit AW provided to notebookcheck seems to be working fine. Seems to be some issue with 64GB, 32GB runs fine at native speeds. I'm thinking I'll need to loosen timings, because idk how to do voltage yet. It's in the bios but it doesn't use standard numbers to change values so haven't figured it out yet. Laptop SODIMM apparently has much more limitations than desktop DDR5. But I know for a fact that 32GB 5600mHZ and 5800Mhz RAM is working fine.

Guys need some RAM tuning help. So XMP tries to boot but it reverts to 5200mhz. It is 5600mhz RAM. I am able to change all timings using the RU.EFI bios mod method so I wanted to ask what timings should I try? here's my hwinfo ss. Right now it's on 5200mhz 38-37-37-73

go to bios, look for pri plane and change to 800 also make sure power limits are increased, that should fix it

Pic of the card? Looking at gpu-z this is a non g-sync card, so it should work with both 120hz and 60hz. Hardware programmer may allow flashing the vBIOS but other than that idk what's going on

MXM was pretty standard up to 980M. I upgraded a M15x recently (260M gen) and the 980M was basically plug n play heatsink wise. Quadro's were also pretty standard (up to P5000). If you got lucky like me and found a official nVidia partner Quadro MXM like my RTX 3000, it was also standard and needed no mods. I saw the framework needed a new motherboard to go from 12th-gen to 13th-gen. To me this is not properly "upgradable" you are literally having to replace the whole motherboard. I could replace CPUs in my older laptops. It's a nice concept but unless the whole industry accepts it and mobile CPUs go PGA again, this ain't going anywhere far.

Good score. RTX 3000 is a good upgrade for these older systems. Performs well and pairs well for the 4-core CPU.

Do you have a pic? What is the device id in gpu-z?

This shows why the temps aren't the greatest. Look at that cpu die... Aiming for 36k:

Very nice, but only ~11% faster at best than rtx 4000. I think rtx 5000 is the best upgrade so far (21k score)

it's on eBay. Unfortunately it sold already.

Unfortunately some of the cpu cores are overheating so the score is still low. Need to repaste with something like ptm7950 to fix the core differentials of 10c.

It's a stock run. Trying to get stock performance working properly, then I'll try OC As for memory my new 5600mhz sticks don't boot. A few people claim it's working for them, so I am getting replacement sticks just in case mine were bad.

This is just the beginning

Ugh just realized I need benchmate for the bot, here's a nice score. Still with 4800mhz ram Monterey is 2 hrs away from me lol

There are plenty of bootloaders so csm isn't an issue. I was more curious on if the chipset drivers all install normally or there's a custom chipset driver somewhere.

Woah what I miss about iunlock I need to start submitting stuff to hwbot

Interesting, that gets me excited. So from your testing, how high were you able to push ddr5 at the stock 1.1v? Would be cool to hit at least 6000mhz. If I cannot, I want to see if I can at least lower timings at stock clocks and voltage. Here's the hidden options (no idea if they will work): there's also "dynamic memory boost" and "realtime memory frequency" options

Funny you mention that, the m18 has a 4th fan specifically inside, pushing air to the RAM lol From what I can see online, 5600Mhz is the fastest SODIMM available. One reasoning apperently is there is some flaw with DDR5 SODIMM in design that doesn't let it hit 6000mhz or something? Idk, desktop RAM starting with DDR4 surpassed laptop speeds and DDR5 is making it worse. I remember DDR3 on laptops was basically on par with desktop speeds.

People have the 32GB (2x16GB) kit running at 5600mhz and the 64gb (2x32gb) kit running at 5200mhz out of the box on alienware m18. Since I found how to modify the hidden values in bios I should be able to run 5600mhz on the 64gb kit. AW claims it supports up to 5800mhz RAM so maybe I can OC, we'll see

Interesting, I will take a look at both RAM modules tomorrow. I assume the markings on the IC chips should tell me which die they are?

Yes so-dimm. We've figured out how to "turn on and off" hidden options in BIOS so XMP should at least work. (the bios has an insane amount of hidden options including memory tuning so we are hoping to unlock these options) Timings should be at least the same if not better than the 4800mhz ram kit so hoping to boost the cpu scores.