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1st April 2012, 07:43 PM #9411Banned
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Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Setup 1.1x can certainly disable the NVS4200M dGPU, plus there is a NBR user coupon that makes it a $15 donation to access.
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Can you please create one definitive HP 8460P+GTX560Ti@x1.2Opt post with all the details so I can link it? ie: system, RAM, any special requirements to get it going; eGPU hardware, drivers, benchmarks. You have the details already but it's across around three separate posts. Thanks.
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1st April 2012, 10:46 PM #9412Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: DIY eGPU experiences
I'm excited to jump in to the world of egpu, and am expecting it to go pretty smooth.
I have a Lenovo T520, with latest 1.36 bios (should fix whatever TOLUD issues previous bios's had)
The machine has a i7 2860qm cpu, 16gb of mem, and intel 3000 + NVS4200 dgpu.
I bought a PE4L 2.1b, and a gtx560. hoping to get x1.2opt performance via external display. And will be using a 203w/16a modded xbox 360 psu to power the gpu.
Since the lenovo T520 supports pcie 2.0 x1, and had fixed the TOLUD issues in bios, I am expecting a pretty much plug an play operation.
Am I correct? or due to have the 16gb of ram, will I need to do a DSDT override? to get into 36bit allocations.
Also wondering if there will be a need to disable the dgpu? to get the egpu to optimus with the intel 3000. I disable the nvs4200 in bios if needed.
I can't see a need for the Setup1.x disk in my configuration, but I dont know if I am overlooking something.
thanks
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1st April 2012, 10:58 PM #9413Notebook Consultant
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Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Is there a tutorial somewhere in regards to using an xbox 360 psu as a power source for egpus?
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1st April 2012, 10:59 PM #9414Notebook Enthusiast
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DIY eGPU experiences
except instead of even bothering with the molex, I'm gonna wire the 2 6pin and the floppy cable directly with no adaptors. I am also gonna put a switch between the +5VSB and the PWR ENABLE Pins. (http://www.instructables.com/id/XBOX...fo-The-Pinout/) So I can turn off,on psu at will
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1st April 2012, 11:40 PM #9415Banned
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Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Fabi3n is having a problem getting his Dell E6520's iGPU+dGPU (NVS4200M) + GTX560 working in harmony together, but Joss27's Dell E6420 with same iGPU+dGPU had no such problem.
Since there is no bios option on a E6520 to disable the dGPU, Setup 1.1x can do it. Though Fabi3n is seeking solutions to avoid the $15 donation to access it. I am curious to see how he will solve this problem.
If your T520 has a dGPU disabling bios option then no such problem for you plus I believe that the latest T520 bios does lower TOLUD upon detecting a eGPU so there are no 32-bit pci-e config space issues.
A XBOX360 203W PSU with a 12V/16.5A (198W) rail pairs nicely with a GTX560. It even has enough juice to power a 195W TDP GTX680. Please do post the final pics of your wiring.
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2nd April 2012, 12:58 AM #9416Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Does HIT sell PE4L v2.1? The one that doesn't require any rework by the consumer. I'm only finding v1.5 on their page.
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2nd April 2012, 02:21 AM #9417
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Notebook: Dell Latitude E6520 / CPU: Intel Core i7 2760M / Screen: 15.6" @ 1920*1080 / RAM: 4GB DDR3 / HDD: 500GB / iGPU : intel HD / dGPU : NVS4200 / Keyboard: AZERTY / OS : Windows 7 Ultimate 64bits
eGPU: PE4L 2.1b and Calibre GTX560 OC
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2nd April 2012, 02:29 AM #9418Banned
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2nd April 2012, 02:30 AM #9419
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OK, i've edited my last message during you answered
Notebook: Dell Latitude E6520 / CPU: Intel Core i7 2760M / Screen: 15.6" @ 1920*1080 / RAM: 4GB DDR3 / HDD: 500GB / iGPU : intel HD / dGPU : NVS4200 / Keyboard: AZERTY / OS : Windows 7 Ultimate 64bits
eGPU: PE4L 2.1b and Calibre GTX560 OC
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2nd April 2012, 02:33 AM #9420
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I really hope that setup 1.x will help me.
Notebook: Dell Latitude E6520 / CPU: Intel Core i7 2760M / Screen: 15.6" @ 1920*1080 / RAM: 4GB DDR3 / HDD: 500GB / iGPU : intel HD / dGPU : NVS4200 / Keyboard: AZERTY / OS : Windows 7 Ultimate 64bits
eGPU: PE4L 2.1b and Calibre GTX560 OC



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