loopster Posted January 7 Posted January 7 I've got a Dreamcolor display assembly from a parted out HP ZBook 17 G2 here. Does anyone know whether the panel of this assembly can be integrated into a Elitebook 8760w as a straightforward swap? The 8760w is running a M4000M. I can't use the Dreamcolor display on the Zbook 17 with RTX3000 (or P3000 for that matter) as I understand, as the RTX3000 card needs Hybrid graphics enabled in this model, which in turn would automatically be disabled with a DC display.
triturbo Posted January 7 Posted January 7 As far as I know the display connector is different. Other than that it should work. 8740w - DreamColor 2 | 920XM | GTX 980M 8GB | 32GB | MX200 mSATA 500GB + MX500 2TB | 6300AGN | W10P64 | 350W | MX Master 3s | MX Keys S | ZR30w | Z-5500 | G29 + shifter 8740w - testbed HDX9000
JadeRover Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago The display is the same : LP173WF3-SLB3 also same as the ones ending in SBL1/SBL2/SBL4. They use an eDP cable going to a converter that converts the 40 pin eDP int 50 pin LVDS that then breaks out into 2 cables that plug into the display. Motherboard eDP connector -> (eDP cable) -> eDP to LVDS converter board -> (2x lcd cables) -> LCD 50 + 10 pin LVDS input What is sure to work is get a non working dreamcolor motherboard cable + board + LCD cable from 8760w and use the lcd you salvaged from the zbook. Precision M6700 : i7-3740QM | M3000M 4gb +250mhz OC vbios | 20gb DDR3 | FHD ips dreamcolor | delta fans Zbook 17 g3 : i7-6820HQ -75mv | P3000 6gb modded imac vbios | 16gb DDR4 | FHD ips Precision 7720 : i7-6820HQ | GTX1060 6gb, 88w OC vbios | 16gb DDR4 | (crappy) FHD ips Zbook 17 g5 : i7-8850H, -140mv | P5200 16gb | 32gb DDR4 | FHD IPS -> attempting 4K120hz upgrade
JadeRover Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Actually the pinout of 8760w motherboard eDP connector is not compatible with zbook eDP Motherboard connector. 8760w has eDP and LVDS on the same connector wheras Zbook had only eDP on the connector. pluggin zbook display cable on 8760w will short out LVDS and cause no boot at best and motherboard damage at worst. Therefore you can only salvage the display from the Zbook 17 g2. You will need to source the DreamColor cables + board made specifically for the 8760w. Precision M6700 : i7-3740QM | M3000M 4gb +250mhz OC vbios | 20gb DDR3 | FHD ips dreamcolor | delta fans Zbook 17 g3 : i7-6820HQ -75mv | P3000 6gb modded imac vbios | 16gb DDR4 | FHD ips Precision 7720 : i7-6820HQ | GTX1060 6gb, 88w OC vbios | 16gb DDR4 | (crappy) FHD ips Zbook 17 g5 : i7-8850H, -140mv | P5200 16gb | 32gb DDR4 | FHD IPS -> attempting 4K120hz upgrade
loopster Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago I eventually put it in my second zbook 17 g1, which is currently running a crappy K610M. I'll probably drop the M4000M into this one, and maybe sell the 8760w with k3100m inside.
SuperMG Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 15 minutes ago, loopster said: I eventually put it in my second zbook 17 g1, which is currently running a crappy K610M. I'll probably drop the M4000M into this one, and maybe sell the 8760w with k3100m inside. Does the G1 support eDP on DP_D? You can drop an RTX 4000 or RTX 5000 from HP. I dropped an RTX 5000 HP for the Dell precision M6700 eDP 120Hz edition.
JadeRover Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago I will soon get a G1/G2 not sure, blindly bought it for 40 euros, seller had no info at all. On g1 schematic it has eDP on DP_D One day when I have time I while write a complete guide on zbook 15/17 that have MXM slot (g1 -> g6) Precision M6700 : i7-3740QM | M3000M 4gb +250mhz OC vbios | 20gb DDR3 | FHD ips dreamcolor | delta fans Zbook 17 g3 : i7-6820HQ -75mv | P3000 6gb modded imac vbios | 16gb DDR4 | FHD ips Precision 7720 : i7-6820HQ | GTX1060 6gb, 88w OC vbios | 16gb DDR4 | (crappy) FHD ips Zbook 17 g5 : i7-8850H, -140mv | P5200 16gb | 32gb DDR4 | FHD IPS -> attempting 4K120hz upgrade
loopster Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago I have no idea what that means :-). I actually have a rtx3000 in my primary zbook 17. I think it's Adlink
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