SuperMG3 Posted Thursday at 11:32 AM Share Posted Thursday at 11:32 AM On 5/4/2025 at 10:43 PM, SuperMG3 said: Hello. Will you ever test RTX 4060/4070 MXM 3.0A on your laptop? They are from X-Vsion and cost below 450€ They don't require 4G decoding as @panda_zzzgot the 4060 work on Alienware M17X R4 with optimus. No one else tested the GPU on eDP without optimus The seller said 4060 won't work with eDP but the listing says it is. He did confirm that RTX 4050 and 4070 have eDP, they are both MXM A cards, the better one being at 115W max. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Will Posted Sunday at 10:27 PM Share Posted Sunday at 10:27 PM @GuitarG Hey, I recently got an EliteBook 8560w for cheap. Sorry to bother you, but would you mind answering a few questions please? 1 - Do you know if it's possible to run a quad-core processor on a dual-core motherboard (P/N 684318-001)? Would it work normally? 2 - Do you know if it's possible to swap the 8560w motherboard with the one from the 8570w? I previously swapped the motherboard of a 8760w with the one from a 8770w and everything worked fine, so I’m guessing it might be possible with the 8560w too. 3 - Is it true that the display will not have a back light until the driver is installed with maxwell cards? Im planning to maybe get a M2200. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
frelu Posted Monday at 11:03 AM Share Posted Monday at 11:03 AM 1. Yes, got exact same setup in my wife's 8560w. Mobo from i5 and replaced i5 to i7. 2. Probably yes, gotta compare optically. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GuitarG Posted Monday at 11:54 AM Author Share Posted Monday at 11:54 AM On 5/4/2025 at 10:43 PM, SuperMG3 said: Hello. Will you ever test RTX 4060/4070 MXM 3.0A on your laptop? They are from X-Vsion and cost below 450€ They don't require 4G decoding as @panda_zzzgot the 4060 work on Alienware M17X R4 with optimus. No one else tested the GPU on eDP without optimus I don't think it is worth with such old CPU. It compiled shaders for Monster Hunter Wilds for 6 hours (first start). Right now I have faulty RAM sticks to troubleshoot and I'm getting tired. 8 hours ago, Will said: @GuitarG Hey, I recently got an EliteBook 8560w for cheap. Sorry to bother you, but would you mind answering a few questions please? 1 - Do you know if it's possible to run a quad-core processor on a dual-core motherboard (P/N 684318-001)? Would it work normally? 2 - Do you know if it's possible to swap the 8560w motherboard with the one from the 8570w? I previously swapped the motherboard of a 8760w with the one from a 8770w and everything worked fine, so I’m guessing it might be possible with the 8560w too. 3 - Is it true that the display will not have a back light until the driver is installed with maxwell cards? Im planning to maybe get a M2200. 1. Yes 2. Yes, I planted DC screen from 8560W to mine 8570W. 3.Never used Mxx cards, but in that case I would use external monitor untill installing drivers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Will Posted Monday at 06:04 PM Share Posted Monday at 06:04 PM Thank you guys, appreciate it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SuperMG3 Posted Monday at 06:40 PM Share Posted Monday at 06:40 PM 6 hours ago, GuitarG said: I don't think it is worth with such old CPU. It compiled shaders for Monster Hunter Wilds for 6 hours (first start). Right now I have faulty RAM sticks to troubleshoot and I'm getting tired. 1. Yes 2. Yes, I planted DC screen from 8560W to mine 8570W. 3.Never used Mxx cards, but in that case I would use external monitor untill installing drivers. Hello. What screen do you use in your laptop? I mean you managed to get an RTX 5000 Turing to display on your internal screen. Is it pure-eDP or half LVDS and half eDP? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GuitarG Posted 2 hours ago Author Share Posted 2 hours ago On 5/12/2025 at 8:40 PM, SuperMG3 said: Hello. What screen do you use in your laptop? I mean you managed to get an RTX 5000 Turing to display on your internal screen. Is it pure-eDP or half LVDS and half eDP? I use DC screen, meaning it's LVDS driven by EDP-to-LVDS board. That board is connected by EDP from mobo. On mobo there is 50 pin connector, housing both LVDS and EDP signals. Which one are used is determined by GPU used. About project I think that CPU is defective, every RAM I tested threw error in memtest, meaning RAM controller in CPU is shot. And I don't see any good CPU for sale, even on marketplace.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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