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No, these are just the latest parts and versions! I'm still working on the cables, etc.

My latest boards for second CPU control for all P870xx models!

My newest sets: MXM- and Powerboard

Since I do everything myself and currently have less time, everything is taking a little longer. I would like to have the cables ready by the end of the month. Everything else is still in progress. As I said, I'm not a big company with a huge budget. I develop as I have money and time.

Yes, I developed everything with my CAD programs! It's not all finished yet, but yes, that's how I develop!

I would say I'm taking it step by step! Right now, I'm developing the cables with Flex-PCB!

Take a look at the pictures to see what the RTX5070Ti desktop looks like in the P870xx. Then you'll know that my solution of using two different graphics cards, MXM and a normal desktop card, won't work!!!! It's either one or the other!!!

However, the standard MXM specification is acceptable, but the Clevo format is not compatible. Only other manufacturers are compatible, but the question then arises as to how compatible the pins are with the motherboard.

No GTX1080 from Clevo will fit in there. That said, I would recommend the RTX3070 or something similar! Unfortunately, there is so little space that only other manufacturers are using new graphics chips! I don't have any good ideas yet...

I'll let you know when I'm ready! :-) Well, you can't do much with that...

I can only agree with some of the previous speakers. Unfortunately, genuine DTRs are completely extinct these days. This has mainly to do with Nvidia's contracts. I know from reliable sources that they want to control everything and only tolerate soldered variants, especially for laptops. The only exception Nvidia makes is for industrial devices and military technology. Clevo was really the last major milestone in terms of BIOS and MXM standards. I had the ideas for my P870xx projects years ago because Clevo was still doing real high-end development with the greatest possible flexibility. I would like to thank the people in the forum for their support. I hope my desktop extension will be fully operational soon.

Hi, this is what the RTX5070Ti looks like in the P870xx! I've now measured all the lengths and will be able to make the cables soon... I'll do the routing soon, I mean! best regards

Hi, I took apart the RTX5070Ti to measure the DisplayPort cables. On the PCB, you can clearly see how the DisplayPort channels are routed, and the manufacturers pay close attention to the routing of the channels! The chip also looks like new! Thanks again to Darius!

I'm also testing G-Sync for desktop cards. I took this possibility into account when developing my MXM board. I'll get back to you on this topic.

Hello Darius, Thank you very much again for your help with the graphics card. It has now arrived and looks like new!!! Now I can build it in peace and implement this card in the P870xx. 1. I'll measure the PCB for the DisplayPort channels and route the cables. 2. Design the brackets for the card. 3. Develop cooling—water or vapor chamber. Let's see what ideas I come up with. Best regards, Ralf