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On 11/18/2023 at 2:32 PM, zex4 said:

You need to check this modded 870 on ebay guys....it has very good mods for very insane price 😅

However, the MOD only works if 8 lanes of the MXM port are used. Otherwise it does not work.

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18 hours ago, Developer79 said:

However, the MOD only works if 8 lanes of the MXM port are used. Otherwise it does not work.

Which mod do you mean - the add-on card for 4x NVME SSDs?

How can we find out how many lanes are used in products of other manufacturers?

 

I have a GT83 here and performance wise it is right up there with what Clevo had to offer in the P870 chassis so I would expect that there are 8 lanes per MXM slot.

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1 hour ago, 1610ftw said:

Which mod do you mean - the add-on card for 4x NVME SSDs?

How can we find out how many lanes are used in products of other manufacturers?

 

I have a GT83 here and performance wise it is right up there with what Clevo had to offer in the P870 chassis so I would expect that there are 8 lanes per MXM slot.

If you take a close-up photo of the MXM NVme board, I can tell you exactly what the maximum support is. For the P870xx it would be 8 lanes. I can't tell you for the GTx!

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5 hours ago, Developer79 said:

If you take a close-up photo of the MXM NVme board, I can tell you exactly what the maximum support is. For the P870xx it would be 8 lanes. I can't tell you for the GTx!

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On 11/20/2023 at 11:20 AM, Developer79 said:

If you take a close-up photo of the MXM NVme board, I can tell you exactly what the maximum support is. For the P870xx it would be 8 lanes. I can't tell you for the GTx!

 

Pretty sure it supports 8x MXM lanes - it has to or NVME speed would be pretty limited.

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13 hours ago, 1610ftw said:

 

Pretty sure it supports 8x MXM lanes - it has to or NVME speed would be pretty limited.

It would be almost logical if 4 Nvme hard disks were supported....

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On 10/14/2023 at 8:02 PM, Csupati said:

So as its seems now

-You sucsessfully converted the AUX power to 2x8pin(or HPWR 12pin)

The last thing is to do a spacer for the desktop card and a costume heatsink with dual fans, then a costum bottom cover , and boom you fitted a destop GPU in any P870 machine in a portable no disassembly reqiued way.

Yes, that's the idea.
The desktop GPU is to be installed inside the P870xx. Of course, a corresponding cooling system must then be manufactured. I'm leaning towards an RTX4080. RTX4090 is absolutely oversized in everything:-) I think the P870xx would already be the fastest laptop with an RTX4080 anyway:-)

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Does anybody have the pad thicknesses for a TM with the GTX1080 and this heatsink?

 

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Current pads clearly are too thick as the heatsink does not make good contact.

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2 hours ago, 1610ftw said:

Does anybody have the pad thicknesses for a TM with the GTX1080 and this heatsink?

 

2 hours ago, 1610ftw said:

Current pads clearly are too thick as the heatsink does not make good contact.

I still have a lot of these pads...I would just have to measure them...

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23 minutes ago, Developer79 said:

 

I still have a lot of these pads...I would just have to measure them...

If you could measure the thickness over the memory chips that would be cool.

I think that these may be too high or maybe the elasticity of the pads has been reduced over the years. As I can easily take out and clean the card it may also be a good occasion to try thermal putty on this one.

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27 minutes ago, 1610ftw said:

If you could measure the thickness over the memory chips that would be cool.

I think that these may be too high or maybe the elasticity of the pads has been reduced over the years. As I can easily take out and clean the card it may also be a good occasion to try thermal putty on this one.

I'll have a look tomorrow...

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This was my last test with the GPU extension with the RTX 4070Ti:

3d Mark has been updated with the new Cards:-)
Now you can estimate a bit better where my combination is in terms of performance:-)

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On 12/5/2023 at 7:16 PM, 1610ftw said:

If you could measure the thickness over the memory chips that would be cool.

I think that these may be too high or maybe the elasticity of the pads has been reduced over the years. As I can easily take out and clean the card it may also be a good occasion to try thermal putty on this one.

 

On 12/5/2023 at 7:42 PM, Developer79 said:

I'll have a look tomorrow...

Sorry, I forgot all about it!
The memory PADS are 1.0 mm thick... They are not 0.5mm!!!
I just measured it...

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26 minutes ago, Developer79 said:

 

Sorry, I forgot all about it!
The memory PADS are 1.0 mm thick... They are not 0.5mm!!!
I just measured it...

 

Maybe 0.5 with hard and 1.0 with soft pads? 😄

 

In any case thanks for the responses @Scruffy and @Developer79, I will have a go this week. If results still aren't what I expect I will use thermal putty for the first time. I have been meaning to do it before but for a CPU and that would have been a much bigger mess.

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18 minutes ago, 1610ftw said:

Maybe 0.5 with hard and 1.0 with soft pads? 😄

 

In any case thanks for the responses @Scruffy and @Developer79, I will have a go this week. If results still aren't what I expect I will use thermal putty for the first time. I have been meaning to do it before but for a CPU and that would have been a much bigger mess.

the hard pads are 1.0 mm!
I wouldn't recommend doing this with putty...
Just use the right pads and you're done....:-)

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Hmm, I will have to re-measure but I think my old pads also were 1mm and the die did not make proper contact.

As the other pads were all stock maybe Clevo messed something up with the other pads.

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