AaronD Posted September 18 Posted September 18 4 hours ago, BoheN said: does it run very hot? Idling, no. The fan stays off. When it's working, the fan runs as expected.
BoheN Posted Tuesday at 01:20 PM Posted Tuesday at 01:20 PM On 12/11/2022 at 3:13 AM, Jers6410 said: Why this sizes? Well that's because the AMD heatsink seems to be of a different height compared to NVIDIA one... And the GPU die was far taller than my previous FirePro M6100 so this was the sizes that worked for me. If someone else find a better sizes for this kind of project please make the corresponding corrections to this post. Iam set on getting the P5000 for my M6800, only picture i seen with new thermal pads is this one using AMD heatsink, which pads should i order for the nvidia heatsink? how tall should they be?
AaronD Posted Wednesday at 04:48 AM Posted Wednesday at 04:48 AM 15 hours ago, BoheN said: which pads should i order for the nvidia heatsink? how tall should they be? I replaced nVidia with nVidia, and reused the same original pads. Seems to work just fine. If you're replacing AMD with nVidia, then I wouldn't know.
BoheN Posted Wednesday at 05:48 AM Posted Wednesday at 05:48 AM 57 minutes ago, AaronD said: I replaced nVidia with nVidia, and reused the same original pads. Seems to work just fine. If you're replacing AMD with nVidia, then I wouldn't know. Iam replacing old K3100, i bet these pads are quite not good, i want to have a good heat transfer on the P5000, i was looking at 0.2mm high PTM7950 from Honeywell, they should be alright, right?
AaronD Posted Wednesday at 06:20 AM Posted Wednesday at 06:20 AM 27 minutes ago, BoheN said: Iam replacing old K3100 I replaced a K5100. The old pads were just fine. They don't degrade, unless you've had water in there, or had it apart before and torn them up. I wouldn't worry about it. Do clean off and replace the grease though, every time that surface separates.
BoheN Posted yesterday at 08:30 PM Posted yesterday at 08:30 PM Okay i think i have good news, i disassembled the laptop, took out the heatsinks(to dremel tomorrow) and my K4100 gpu(dell service tag component site lied about that too i guess), after that i saw some suspicious looking cable labeled eDP going from my screen into the mobo, i pulled it out and it goes into the JEDP1, so i guess i do have eDP and Dell service code components page lied to me. Is that good news? should the P5000 (which is already on the way) work even better now? (here is my board model if thats maybe revelant at all)
AaronD Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 3 hours ago, BoheN said: should the P5000 (which is already on the way) work even better now? Hardly matters at this point. You'll get what you'll get, and you'll evaluate it then. Stress test or benchmark if you like; I didn't bother with mine, just went straight to using it. Pass/fail regardless. Pass=keep, fail=physical undo.
SuperMG Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 3 hours ago, BoheN said: Okay i think i have good news, i disassembled the laptop, took out the heatsinks(to dremel tomorrow) and my K4100 gpu(dell service tag component site lied about that too i guess), after that i saw some suspicious looking cable labeled eDP going from my screen into the mobo, i pulled it out and it goes into the JEDP1, so i guess i do have eDP and Dell service code components page lied to me. Is that good news? should the P5000 (which is already on the way) work even better now? (here is my board model if thats maybe revelant at all) Yes, you can use any RTX 3070/3080/4060/4070/4080 on this laptop with the backlight mod v2 in PEG. I use RTX 4070 on my M4800. The P5000 won't work in your laptop unless you have the eDP DP_D VBIOS that patches the ACPI error.
BoheN Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago 5 hours ago, SuperMG said: Yes, you can use any RTX 3070/3080/4060/4070/4080 on this laptop with the backlight mod v2 in PEG. I use RTX 4070 on my M4800. The P5000 won't work in your laptop unless you have the eDP DP_D VBIOS that patches the ACPI error. Oh, so the ACPI Error is on Pascal regardless of the display type. I have 2 vBios'es to work with, one from Techpowerup archive and engineerng sample one from here.
JadeRover Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 11 hours ago, BoheN said: engineerng sample one from here Yes this one will work, it had eDP on port DP_D. So in the dell bios -> Video, chosing switchable graphics enable or not will result with you getting an image on the internal display. With switchable graphics OFF you will get an FPS boost. Also feel free to overclock the engineering vbios with my utility, I can guide you through the procedure 😉 Precision M6700 : i7-3740QM | P3000 6gb engineering vbios | 20gb DDR3 1600Mhz | FHD ips dreamcolor | delta fans Zbook 17 g3 : i7-6820HQ -75mv | M3000m 4gb | 16gb DDR4 2400Mhz | FHD ips Precision 7720 : i7-6820HQ -80mv & 102.7mhz BCLK| Zotac GTX1060 6gb, 100w OC vbios | 16gb DDR4 3011Mhz | 1440p165hz (upgrad) Zbook 17 g5 : i7-8850H, -140mv | P5200 16gb | 32gb DDR4 2666Mhz | FHD IPS
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