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  1. Developer79
    I do not quite understand what you mean!??:-)
  2. Developer79
    You can also use two cables for graphics card all the time even if you use only one graphics card with little power! This halves the load on the motherboard and increases the durability of the SMD devices. I have in any case not exceeded the maximum power of the motherboard so that you can use the power without hesitation. The new ADALOvelace generation is absolutely brilliant in terms of performance. The performance of the card in relation to the power consumption is gigantically good. My power supply hardly gets warm. There is less power loss and the heat increase in the notebook is low. The RTX4070, for example, ran extremely well...
  3. Developer79
    The power supply is designed for maximum stress. If you have a card with little power, one power supply is enough. If you need high power up to 450W you have to use 780W power supply or 2 330W power supplies. In the maximum versions you must also connect 2 aux cables. The power supply is designed for 2 aux cables!
  4. Developer79
    Yes, but I'm not at home right now. I'll call you later...
  5. Developer79
    Ok, it works now!! Thanks
  6. Developer79
    Just now : Max total size: 71,03kb!!!!???
  7. Developer79
    My allowed file size is reduced more and more the more images I copy in!🤔
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  9. Developer79
    I can not upload the pictures!? Only with very little space...
  10. Developer79
    Here is the next one:
  11. Developer79
    Here is my first Photo from second version Power Supply for MXM Project in P870xx...
  12. Developer79
    I am also sure that it is interesting for many who have a Clevo P870xx. Such things go but only in large books that offer the space and have the prerequisites! I can show you how the power supply looks like installed in the P870xx or where it sits! There people can imagine how I mean it...
  13. Developer79
    Yes, the electrical power comes directly from the 2 graphics card cables! I have developed a complete internal power supply for the P870xx...Yes, the cooling will be as thick as that of the vapour chamber of the p870xx...The Cpu wiwrd difficult because the gen. have a different power protocol.... The 10.Gen still goes, the other would be associated with a lot of effort....
  14. Developer79
    I know what you mean. My development allows to run cards with 300- 400 W in the P870xx...:-)
  15. Developer79
    I rather think not! The are forced by the shareholders and the pressure by the contracts and the monetary system....Would be nice of course, but at the moment it does not look like that, as I said...The GTX990M was but also MXM Factor. I'm talking about a complete desktop card:-)
  16. Developer79
    The P870xx then has real desktop GPU power and real desktop CPU power. I think this is a novelty 🙂
  17. Developer79
    The RTX4070ti is connected directly to the MXM port x16 lanes, yes! Nothing with TBT or other things. It's still in an experimental stage and there should be a RTX4080 installed soon in P870xx:-) I have indicated it on the picture, as the location of the card is in the notebook. I do not want to take pictures of my ideas for now. Make but the given time.
  18. Developer79
    That would be my solution to keep the MXM laptop(P870xx) supplied with new graphics card generations!:-) And another picture shows my last system Spec:-)
  19. Developer79
    The monetary system with interest is decisively involved in it! It will become even worse, I think...
  20. Developer79
    That's what I'm saying, many only look at the bandwidth and forget that any inter-coupled chip causes latency. From a purely physical point of view, this causes delays in real time. Another example is PCIe 3.0 to 4.0, where there is little difference in games even though the data rate should be much faster. Here, nothing has changed physically on the data line, so the transmission is approximately the same and CPu works just as fast. There is no huge difference between 9th gen - 13/14 gen....
  21. Developer79
    I can only confirm you!! Unfortunately, Clevo, like the other manufacturers, depends on the rate-based money.... The current monetary system forces the manufacturers to such measures...Only when this monetary system cleans up again, you could see something different....The future will also show how customers react to it all, thereby also less sales will be made. The question is, whether the people want to afford that also far. In the past, a P870xx cost 4000 Euros with immense equipment, today you get a 2cm book for 5000 Euros that lasts 2 years and is not upgradeable!!!...
  22. Developer79
    I think any redirection reduces speed. This is critical!
  23. Developer79
    Like I said, it goes up to UHD in 144Hz! That is not a problem in the P775xx and P870xx!
  24. Developer79
    I currently see only my solution that allows to use the MXM port of the P870xx with 16 lanes and integrates a latest GFX generation. With all others everything is outside and more cumbersome. Also the tests from PCIe 3.0 to PCIe 4.0 is not relevant in games! There is pratically no notable difference between the two generations. Also the jump between the CPU generations does not show a huge jump in games. The 13th gen is a bit faster in games, but the 9th gen can still keep up well. It also depends on the motherboard itself, etc. It puts it into relative terms!!!
  25. Developer79
    It's a simple calculation: Thunderbolt is only as fast as the weakest link in the transmission. It would have to go directly via the CPU. But it probably goes via the chipset. I have, for example, my solution directly connected to the CPU. This allows 16 lanes. On Thunderbolt you would need a distribution chip that manages the 16 lanes. This also costs time. Besides, it would only be a laptop, if not so much stuff is standing around outside 🙂 My solution integrates the desktop GFX!
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