KMikhail

So, Plus is scalable, but below Premium: https://www.dell.com/en-us/blog/reimagining-technology-with-simplicity-at-its-core/

That's too bad 😞 Thanks for your efforts!

Gentlemen, no news about 4060?

I find this troublesome, as the card is a general purpose card, for a variety of systems, not a brand locked.

Sadly, no idea. What screen type do you have, resolution and interface wise? Plenty of people had to do voodoo with their M2200, but it was really plug'n'play for me. I have 4k, presumably eDP.

Howdy. I do use afterburner for performance tweaks. However, from my earlier experience and what I've read on here, not all cpu/gpu could be easily tweaked, pending vendor. The PRECISION isn't known to be the best in this regard.

Thanks a bunch for the update! I hope it will eventually work. Aren't you a bit worried about power dissipation? I thought it is rated to about 100W, while the original card is somewhere around 50W?

Hi! Did 4050 mxm arrive and works in any of [dell] laptops?

Howdy, I have mSATA SSD for OS/ScratchDisk and 2x 2TB Samsung 2.5" HDDs in a ReFS mirror installed. Honestly, if we're talking about I/O subsystem, the old 4xCore processor and old gen video card (M2200 in my case) do not warrant much more throughput. However, if only 8TB SATA 2.5" SSD (Samsung QVO) were cheaper (as I'd hate to throw a lot of cash into the older tech), I'd be happy to get two of them, split them 1+1 Raid0, 7+7Raid1, and enjoy 1Gbyte/s for programs and scratch space, and 7TB of bit-rot-protected mirror for my data. There's a better compatible WiFi card (6/7), but again - what is it really providing in everyday computing? At some point I connected my NAS over the WiFi for portability, but it was a) slower than 1Gbe b) not secure. Internet speeds where I am are lower than what original WiFi provides. There's a "5GBps" Ethernet adapter, that provides about 3-3.5Gbps, in case one has a sophisticated NAS (i.e. Flashstor Gen 2 from ASUS, that has 10Gbe/5Gbe/2.5Gbe ports). That'd be a nice boost over 1Gbps indeed! One may bypass upgrading internal I/O and go straight for a really fast external one, which will be future proof, but not portable, of course. In raw performance department there's potentially an opportunity to punch real hard with 4050 MXM, but only if it works. The M2200 is significantly faster than original K2100, the 4050 MXM will more than triple the performance again (+250%). But, alas, it is a 6GByte card, so not as cool for acceleration of video/photo editing. Regards

Oki, thank you.

Did I gather it correctly: 4050 mxm (6gb) would work in 4800? I've been hesitant to invest 300$ through T1000, but it appears as 4050 mxm could b cheaper?

Howdy, I've got the IoT 2021 iso image, with setup that accepts the IoT key I have. To be honest, the main reason behind it is a rock solid removal of ReFS options from W10Pro, which I do depend on (plus the IoT license was 11$, pro for workstation with secure payment is 25$ and more). However, upon non-fresh install the first option is greyed out and I'm left with files only / fresh install options. Will it really get rid of all my (pretty large and intricate) library of apps? Best, P.S. Apparently it has forgotten VersionID being changed to EnterpriseS. I changed it back and it can maintain apps as well.

I'm honestly surprised to hear about 1050 Ti (Pascal gen) being compatible with 4800. I used Gelid as well, but there are special phase-transition pads for the CPU and GPU crystals. Regards

Generally, Pascal generation cards don't work in 4800. T1000, T2000 is the next bet (but require different nvidia thermal tube system part). HP versions, if I understand correctly, aren't perfectly fit physically and require some office knife use, plus don't have an X bracket on their... back, which makes whole all assembly tricky, but they work. Industrial, non-HP, versions, judging by the photos, are more plug-n-play. Did anyone figure out how to get best performing fans for certain (as not all vendors ship the best ones)? Along with best thermal pads (size / vendor, as some are claimed to be fake)? Best,

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