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2 hours ago, Reciever said:

 

Im pretty sure the PCIE lanes to the CPU remains the same at 20 lanes but you can get more via chipset (albeit, slower and shared) 

 

Still, looking forward to how this ends. Might even sell all my old spare parts to consolidate into a P870 chassis

The CPU uses lanes—16 directly in the case of the 9900KS variant!
Newer models use more. Additionally, the chipset generates even more lanes. This depends on the DMI speed.
As mentioned, newer chipsets offer more lanes. The P870xx uses the same number of lanes for almost all model variants.
In my opinion, the P870xx has enough lanes 🙂

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Posted
12 hours ago, Developer79 said:

The CPU uses lanes—16 directly in the case of the 9900KS variant!
Newer models use more. Additionally, the chipset generates even more lanes. This depends on the DMI speed.
As mentioned, newer chipsets offer more lanes. The P870xx uses the same number of lanes for almost all model variants.
In my opinion, the P870xx has enough lanes 🙂

Dear @Developer79 

This is absolutely outstanding work.👍

good luck my friend and we hope you finish the project development soon ..

greetings….

 

Posted
On 3/16/2026 at 4:37 AM, Developer79 said:

Hi,
I think only later Intel chipsets, starting around the 700–900 series, support more than 16 lanes!!! The older Z370 and earlier models only support 16 lanes. A manufacturer like Clevo could have included automatic detection, but they didn’t. In any case, my board supports the full 16 lanes...which is probably what most people here want 🙂

the z170 has up to 20 pcie lanes . im not sure how many clevo implemented but clearly you got 16 going through the MXMs  and im assuming no issues with nvme  so probably has 20 lanes from the pch 

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Posted
On 3/15/2026 at 10:42 AM, Developer79 said:

so anyone who really wants to can install it themselves

Hi! How’s the project coming along? Can’t wait for the 'project complete' announcement and for it to finally go on sale for everyone.

Posted
12 hours ago, kubbrat said:

Hi! How’s the project coming along? Can’t wait for the 'project complete' announcement and for it to finally go on sale for everyone.

I'm still working on developing the cables! I'll be able to tell you more in two weeks.

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Posted
4 hours ago, Developer79 said:

I'm still working on developing the cables! I'll be able to tell you more in two weeks.

Looking forward to this . I have an rtx 4070 reference blower card I want to test 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Maro97 said:

Hello everyone… i wonder if anyone in this fourm tested rtx 4090 mxm from ZRT with p870tm laptop ?

Tested X-Vsion and it works. 4070, 4080 and 4090.

 

ZRT's vbios for the 4090 is a fraud. It's just the same vbios as X-Vsion but it's Max-Q edition. The eDP is still set to disabled when we install the drivers.

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On 4/17/2026 at 5:55 PM, SuperMG said:

Tested X-Vsion and it works. 4070, 4080 and 4090.

 

ZRT's vbios for the 4090 is a fraud. It's just the same vbios as X-Vsion but it's Max-Q edition. The eDP is still set to disabled when we install the drivers.

What about your modded flexible cable ?

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Posted (edited)

Hello P870 Community,

 

is there anyone out there, that have the bios for P870TM + 3080 handy? I searched the whole forum and other websites, but I can't find the correct bios file.

 

My bios is Dsanke 1.07.16 + EC 1.05.04. with i9 9900kf

 

After I modded my vaporchamber with standard tools like angel grander, standing drilling maschine + 2mm drill + 8mm drill, and for the bracket adapter, I used the old 1080 back bracket and cutted of the "arms" with the M2 thread. Drilled a 2mm hole in all 4 "mini arms" and file down the M2 thread to 1mm as it is a bit to high and would not raise the GPU to the vaporchamber. Then I screw them to the 3080, so they "look" to the GPU-Die. I also used the electric nail file from my wife to make the 2mm hole in the arms a bit more to a oblong hole, so I had a little variable mounting position to meet the old 1080 mounts.

 

I marked the picture with yellow marker where I have made my changes:

image.thumb.jpeg.8c21801734a08d1c37b4792b86065537.jpeg

 

image.thumb.jpeg.a10a4da99db6c671e0ddf93c1f021075.jpeg

 

everything is connected to the vaporchamber and should have propper contact after checking 3 times.

Now I "only" need the bios with 3080 support ;-)

 

It would be really nice if someone can send it to me.

 

Best regards

Mike

 

Edited by mickey
corrected mistype in bios version
Posted

I forgot my bios show the following data with my current bios:

VGA: Unknown

VBIOS Revision: 94.04.46.00.15

VBIOS Build Date: 02/05/21

image.thumb.jpeg.f83e79f4de905226ce013b727ccf916e.jpeg

And after 1 Minute, the FAN's go 100% and 1 more Minute it powers off the Clevo.

 

The seller said the card is from a X170.

 

Posted
On 6/6/2026 at 10:15 PM, mickey said:

Hello P870 Community,

 

is there anyone out there, that have the bios for P870TM + 3080 handy? I searched the whole forum and other websites, but I can't find the correct bios file.

 

My bios is Dsanke 1.07.16 + EC 1.05.04. with i9 9900kf

 

After I modded my vaporchamber with standard tools like angel grander, standing drilling maschine + 2mm drill + 8mm drill, and for the bracket adapter, I used the old 1080 back bracket and cutted of the "arms" with the M2 thread. Drilled a 2mm hole in all 4 "mini arms" and file down the M2 thread to 1mm as it is a bit to high and would not raise the GPU to the vaporchamber. Then I screw them to the 3080, so they "look" to the GPU-Die. I also used the electric nail file from my wife to make the 2mm hole in the arms a bit more to a oblong hole, so I had a little variable mounting position to meet the old 1080 mounts.

 

I marked the picture with yellow marker where I have made my changes:

image.thumb.jpeg.8c21801734a08d1c37b4792b86065537.jpeg

 

image.thumb.jpeg.a10a4da99db6c671e0ddf93c1f021075.jpeg

 

everything is connected to the vaporchamber and should have propper contact after checking 3 times.

Now I "only" need the bios with 3080 support 😉

 

It would be really nice if someone can send it to me.

 

Best regards

Mike

 

 

On 6/6/2026 at 10:22 PM, mickey said:

I forgot my bios show the following data with my current bios:

VGA: Unknown

VBIOS Revision: 94.04.46.00.15

VBIOS Build Date: 02/05/21

image.thumb.jpeg.f83e79f4de905226ce013b727ccf916e.jpeg

And after 1 Minute, the FAN's go 100% and 1 more Minute it powers off the Clevo.

 

The seller said the card is from a X170.

 

It’s a shame that my ideas are being copied so poorly.
It would have been nice if they’d at least sent me a message about using my ideas!
Unfortunately, this undermines trust in me and my work.

Posted
On 6/6/2026 at 11:15 PM, mickey said:

Hello P870 Community,

 

is there anyone out there, that have the bios for P870TM + 3080 handy? I searched the whole forum and other websites, but I can't find the correct bios file.

 

My bios is Dsanke 1.07.16 + EC 1.05.04. with i9 9900kf

 

After I modded my vaporchamber with standard tools like angel grander, standing drilling maschine + 2mm drill + 8mm drill, and for the bracket adapter, I used the old 1080 back bracket and cutted of the "arms" with the M2 thread. Drilled a 2mm hole in all 4 "mini arms" and file down the M2 thread to 1mm as it is a bit to high and would not raise the GPU to the vaporchamber. Then I screw them to the 3080, so they "look" to the GPU-Die. I also used the electric nail file from my wife to make the 2mm hole in the arms a bit more to a oblong hole, so I had a little variable mounting position to meet the old 1080 mounts.

 

I marked the picture with yellow marker where I have made my changes:

image.thumb.jpeg.8c21801734a08d1c37b4792b86065537.jpeg

 

image.thumb.jpeg.a10a4da99db6c671e0ddf93c1f021075.jpeg

 

everything is connected to the vaporchamber and should have propper contact after checking 3 times.

Now I "only" need the bios with 3080 support ;-)

 

It would be really nice if someone can send it to me.

 

Best regards

Mike

 

Hello mickey i hope the Bios which i sent works . 

Where did you get the rtx 30xx adapter ?

Posted
19 hours ago, Developer79 said:

 

It’s a shame that my ideas are being copied so poorly.
It would have been nice if they’d at least sent me a message about using my ideas!
Unfortunately, this undermines trust in me and my work.

 

Hey Developer79,

 

I’m not sure why you think I copied your work. I already sent you a private message about this, but I’ll clarify it here in the public thread: this is my own modding project. I never received any information from you or anyone on how you did your work. 

 

In fact, I asked you more than once over the last few weeks/months via private message how much your 3080 mod cost, but I never received a response. Because of that, I decided to start my own modding.

 

There’s no rocket science involved. I simply used a caliper and standard tools to create my own mod, as I couldn’t wait any longer.

 

I suggest we keep this conversation private. I only wanted to clear this up because you claimed I copied your work, which is absolutely not the case. This is 100% my own work, and I never received any guidance from you or anyone else on how to do it.

 

I just used my own brain and skills.

 

16 hours ago, Maro97 said:

Hello mickey i hope the Bios which i sent works . 

Where did you get the rtx 30xx adapter ?

Hey Maro,

 

yes, it works! Thx again =o)

There is no "rtx 30xx adapter"! I just cutted of the arms from the old 1080 card backplate bracked and drilled holes etc. well.., you can read it all in my post above. 

Posted
4 hours ago, mickey said:

 

Hey Developer79,

 

I’m not sure why you think I copied your work. I already sent you a private message about this, but I’ll clarify it here in the public thread: this is my own modding project. I never received any information from you or anyone on how you did your work. 

 

In fact, I asked you more than once over the last few weeks/months via private message how much your 3080 mod cost, but I never received a response. Because of that, I decided to start my own modding.

 

There’s no rocket science involved. I simply used a caliper and standard tools to create my own mod, as I couldn’t wait any longer.

 

I suggest we keep this conversation private. I only wanted to clear this up because you claimed I copied your work, which is absolutely not the case. This is 100% my own work, and I never received any guidance from you or anyone else on how to do it.

 

I just used my own brain and skills.

 

Hey Maro,

 

yes, it works! Thx again =o)

There is no "rtx 30xx adapter"! I just cutted of the arms from the old 1080 card backplate bracked and drilled holes etc. well.., you can read it all in my post above. 

Hi Mikey, Your adapters don't fit quite right. As a result, the vapor chamber sits crookedly in the laptop, causing stress. Also, the contact pressure isn't correct. Furthermore, semiconductor components could get damaged by the screws—but if it works, that's great!

Regards, Developer

Posted

Hi Developer,

 

I can life with it, it is just one way to get the 3080 RTX screwed to the vapor chamber. The small "arms" can a bit adjusted to fit the holes in the vapor chamber. I didn't want to sell something, I just thought I let the community know how I did it. I didn't mean to upset you. 

 

Some improvements:

I added a thin 20mm*20mm*0.5mm (better would be 25mm*25mm but not available) copper plate between the GPU-Die (size is 20mm*20mm) and the vapor chamber and for all other components I used ~50-60g Thermal Putty (100g Halnziye HY2610 Thermal Putty - 10 W/mK from ebay) to get them connected to the vapor chamber. I didn't modified the other copper shims, just used the putty for it. I think your Mod did some more changes and it is still the professionell way to do it and gives more durability for sure.

 

The Firestrike Overall Score is 26396 with 82°C Hotspot and 66°C average temperature. 

https://www.3dmark.com/fs/34646133 (GPU max 1965Mhz@0.900v Core and +1500Mhz Mem and CPU 4.6Ghz all core). But 1965Mhz was not stable 24/7.

 

For all day use I set the GPU Voltage curve to max out at 1935Mhz @0.900v with Afterburner and +1500 Mem. 5 hours Road to Vostok gaming was stable =o)

 

I am waiting eagerly for your well done MXM-PCIe Adapter, as you already know, I have 1x P870TM (mine) and 2x P870KM in my family and they also want to upgrade some day if money allows ;-)

 

Best regards

Mike

Posted
1 hour ago, mickey said:

Hi Developer,

 

I can life with it, it is just one way to get the 3080 RTX screwed to the vapor chamber. The small "arms" can a bit adjusted to fit the holes in the vapor chamber. I didn't want to sell something, I just thought I let the community know how I did it. I didn't mean to upset you. 

 

Some improvements:

I added a thin 20mm*20mm*0.5mm (better would be 25mm*25mm but not available) copper plate between the GPU-Die (size is 20mm*20mm) and the vapor chamber and for all other components I used ~50-60g Thermal Putty (100g Halnziye HY2610 Thermal Putty - 10 W/mK from ebay) to get them connected to the vapor chamber. I didn't modified the other copper shims, just used the putty for it. I think your Mod did some more changes and it is still the professionell way to do it and gives more durability for sure.

 

The Firestrike Overall Score is 26396 with 82°C Hotspot and 66°C average temperature. 

https://www.3dmark.com/fs/34646133 (GPU max 1965Mhz@0.900v Core and +1500Mhz Mem and CPU 4.6Ghz all core). But 1965Mhz was not stable 24/7.

 

For all day use I set the GPU Voltage curve to max out at 1935Mhz @0.900v with Afterburner and +1500 Mem. 5 hours Road to Vostok gaming was stable =o)

 

I am waiting eagerly for your well done MXM-PCIe Adapter, as you already know, I have 1x P870TM (mine) and 2x P870KM in my family and they also want to upgrade some day if money allows ;-)

 

Best regards

Mike

 

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This high score sponsored by @Developer79 cuz the vapour chamber fits very good with RTX 3080 …

The spacing between the components, capacitors, and coils around the core is professionally and excellently designed. Also, the GPU temperature does not exceed 63°C, and the difference between the GPU temperature and the hotspot is only about 6°C, with the hotspot being higher. 
p870tm 

9900kf 

rtx 3080 

32G ram 2x16 OC 3200mhz CL16 

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