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RTX 3000/5000 in an M17xR4?


Naberius

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All right so... I've been tinkering with my M17xR4 again and have been looking at after market GPUs.

I had the opportunity to purchase a used p5000 in the US (which is what kicked things back off) and now I'm more than a little curious about the RTX cards being sold by PNY (which have ADLINK branding on them)-- They're not overly expensive all things considered and look like they'd match up to the m17x r4 heatsink without too much messing around.

 

So, to that...

  1. Did anyone ever try the cards from PNY?
  2. Did anyone try an RTX3000 or RTX5000 in an M17xR4 in peg/dedicated mode? Good? Bad?
  3. Did anyone ever successfully manage to get around PNY's shipping restrictions with third parties?  And if so... was the cost prohibitive?

 

PNY Listing

https://www.ebay.fr/itm/204499275014?hash=item2f9d1b4d06:g:RC8AAOSwkJBlKUtl

AW M18 R1 | i9-13900HX | RTX4090 | 64GB DDR5 

AW M17XR4 | i7-3940XM | GTX1070 | 32GB DDR3

AW M15X | i7-940XM | GTX970m | 16GB DDR3

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  • 4 weeks later...

I understand that the PNY cards are better, since they fall into the same MXM 3.0 format, a user purchased an RTX 3000 for his M18x R2 and did great with it.

I think it was : @ssj92

---Dell Precision M6700---, i7-4900MQ, Tesla M6, M6100/HD 8950M, 1920x1080p 6bits LVDS.

---Dell Precision M6800---, i7-4900MQ, Tesla M6, M6100/HD 8950M, 1920x1080p 6bits LVDS.

---Alienware M17x R2--, I7-940MX, HD 8970M Crossfire, M6100/HD 8950M, GTX 765M, 1920x1200P OC 75 Hzt.

---Alienware 17-- i7-4940MX, RTX 3000(LVDS),P3000, GTX 980M, 880M,860M, M6100/HD 8950M,  1080P, 120 Hz, 3D.

--Alienware 18-- i7-4930MX, 32GB RAM 1866 MHz, RTX 4000, RTX 3000, P3000, M6100/HD 8950M, 1920x1080P. LCDOC 75 Hzt. (In use).

---Alienware M18x R2- i7-3940XM, 32GB RAM 1866 MHz, GTX 980M SLI, 1920x1080p 6bits OC 75 Hzt.

 

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15 hours ago, TruenoG7 said:

I understand that the PNY cards are better, since they fall into the same MXM 3.0 format, a user purchased an RTX 3000 for his M18x R2 and did great with it.

I think it was : @ssj92

 

I aloso got a PNY RTX3000 thinking that my HP RTX 3000 failed for my M18xR2. Yes it was a direct fit, no mods, and the heatsink from my AMD 100Watt Gpu keeps the temperatures quite low.

Spoiler

Alienware M18x R2

i7 3720qm -> i7 3940XM

Dual 7970m -> 980m SLI -> HP Quadro RTX 3000

 

Alienware 17 R1

4710MQ

880M GTX -> PNY Quadro RTX 3000

 

HP 8570w

i7 3820qm

Quadro K2000M

 

HP DV6000

T72000 -> T9500

 

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15 hours ago, TruenoG7 said:

I understand that the PNY cards are better, since they fall into the same MXM 3.0 format, a user purchased an RTX 3000 for his M18x R2 and did great with it.

I think it was : @ssj92

Oh yeah... I seem to remember him putting up a video about it!

 

RE PNY: shame... they seem to no longer be for sale. @ssj92@Jerryzago if you ever notice them go back up, please ping me; I'd be down to guinea-pig my R4 on an RTX5000 (if they're going for spooky $350 PNY prices, anyway).

AW M18 R1 | i9-13900HX | RTX4090 | 64GB DDR5 

AW M17XR4 | i7-3940XM | GTX1070 | 32GB DDR3

AW M15X | i7-940XM | GTX970m | 16GB DDR3

Formerly Schurke of NBR and TechInferno

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14 minutes ago, Naberius said:

Oh yeah... I seem to remember him putting up a video about it!

 

RE PNY: shame... they seem to no longer be for sale. @ssj92@Jerryzago if you ever notice them go back up, please ping me; I'd be down to guinea-pig my R4 on an RTX5000 (if they're going for spooky $350 PNY prices, anyway).

RTX 5000 was going for 250 euros from PNY. They put the listing hours after I bought my 3000.  I wish I have bought that instead!

Spoiler

Alienware M18x R2

i7 3720qm -> i7 3940XM

Dual 7970m -> 980m SLI -> HP Quadro RTX 3000

 

Alienware 17 R1

4710MQ

880M GTX -> PNY Quadro RTX 3000

 

HP 8570w

i7 3820qm

Quadro K2000M

 

HP DV6000

T72000 -> T9500

 

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13 minutes ago, Jerryzago said:

RTX 5000 was going for 250 euros from PNY. They put the listing hours after I bought my 3000.  I wish I have bought that instead!

 

Oof yeah - same feeling. I was trying to work out how to use Shippn to get a card to Canada. By the time I'd cleared some time and worked it out... the listings ended!

 

Last week, I reached out to PNY's store (with my god-awful Canadian french... you know... for the lulz).

They said (essentially, but like, in what i assume is way better french) "we don't know what we're going to be listing week to week so... stay tuned!"

Pretty much nothing to go on but I'll keep a browser tab open to see if anything happens.

AW M18 R1 | i9-13900HX | RTX4090 | 64GB DDR5 

AW M17XR4 | i7-3940XM | GTX1070 | 32GB DDR3

AW M15X | i7-940XM | GTX970m | 16GB DDR3

Formerly Schurke of NBR and TechInferno

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I contacted them in English. They also responded in English. I try to find someone I know in France, but he didn't want to help me. So I used shippn. Cost was the same as the GPU itself, but it arrived in two days. I don't get it why they excluded even other EU countries from their listing. I believe they run out of inventory. 

Spoiler

Alienware M18x R2

i7 3720qm -> i7 3940XM

Dual 7970m -> 980m SLI -> HP Quadro RTX 3000

 

Alienware 17 R1

4710MQ

880M GTX -> PNY Quadro RTX 3000

 

HP 8570w

i7 3820qm

Quadro K2000M

 

HP DV6000

T72000 -> T9500

 

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  • 2 weeks later...

I also ordered 2 RTX3k before stock ran off...

Feedback from french forum about the RTX 5k: it's definitely NOT standard MXM. Needs heavy work as it's longer than standard MXM and the mounting holes are 5mm offset...

So honestly I'm glad I did not order one of these.

But 100€ for RTX3k was definitely a bargain 🙂

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