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3rd April 2012, 03:25 AM #9441Notebook: 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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3rd April 2012, 03:41 AM #9442
Re: DIY eGPU experiences
So i have tested that :
-laptop without egpu, just using internal lcd, i can't open nvidia control panel
-laptop with egpu, just using internal lcd, nvs4200 activate in system manager, the same thing
-after i launch BF3, come back in windows (without quit BF3), try to open nvidia control panel but not possible
-desactivate nvs4200, launch BF3, come back in windows (without quit BF3), try to open nvidia control panel but not possible
-connect my laptop on dockin station (who have a external lcd connected in dvi), try to open nvidia control panel but not possible
-after i activate the nvs4200, try to open nvidia control panel with success, configure physx on gtx, launch BF3, performances are the same that if egpu is not connected
-i desactivate nvs4200, plug a external LCD on GTX in HDMI, and i can open nvidia control panel !
So i don't know how to say at windows to use GTX when there is no external screen connected.NoteBook : Dell Latitude E6420 Bios A12 / LCD 14" 1366*768 Touch Screen / CPU i7 2720QM with Heatsink TYP01 / RAM 8Go DDR3 / HDD1 SSD Intel 120Go / HDD2 120Go SSD Corsair in optical bay caddy / GPU Intel HD3000 + Nvidia NVS4200M / OS Win7 x64
Accessories : Docking station PR02X / LCD ASUS VW246H / Keyboard Alienware TactX KG900 / Mouse Logitech Performance MX / Speaker Logitech Z2200
eGPU : PE4L v2.1c with GTX560TI (My new enclosure | My old enclosure)
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3rd April 2012, 04:21 AM #9443
Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Ok so I feel reassured that Optimus® doesn't work for you too

Nando is surely right when he says that NVS4200 needs to be deactivate before loading windows, to get Optimus® working in internal LCD.
I buy setup 1.x this morning and am waiting for DL link to try this evening.
I'll make a report as soon as possible.
Specials thanks to you Joss, for long and complete tests
Last edited by Fabi3n; 3rd April 2012 at 04:29 AM. Reason: Fault correction
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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3rd April 2012, 04:32 AM #9444Notebook Enthusiast
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3rd April 2012, 04:53 AM #9445
Re: DIY eGPU experiences
it's maybe drivers modded who made that
Last edited by Joss27; 3rd April 2012 at 05:09 AM.
NoteBook : Dell Latitude E6420 Bios A12 / LCD 14" 1366*768 Touch Screen / CPU i7 2720QM with Heatsink TYP01 / RAM 8Go DDR3 / HDD1 SSD Intel 120Go / HDD2 120Go SSD Corsair in optical bay caddy / GPU Intel HD3000 + Nvidia NVS4200M / OS Win7 x64
Accessories : Docking station PR02X / LCD ASUS VW246H / Keyboard Alienware TactX KG900 / Mouse Logitech Performance MX / Speaker Logitech Z2200
eGPU : PE4L v2.1c with GTX560TI (My new enclosure | My old enclosure)
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3rd April 2012, 05:55 AM #9446
Re: DIY eGPU experiences
@sivikchen: ok

@Joss27: I think it's just windows who doesn't understand what to do with optimus. Because, even if you disable nvs in windows, dGPU is enabled at start up. Dell could program in the BIOS, a functionality to disable dGPU, but if we ask them, they would think we are crazy, and that there is no reason to do that ...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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3rd April 2012, 06:40 AM #9447Notebook Geek
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3rd April 2012, 12:04 PM #9448Notebook Enthusiast
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3rd April 2012, 03:12 PM #9449Newbie
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Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Hi, im new to this but i have read quite a bit about how to configure an EGPU, so about 3 weeks ago i got the PE4H 2.4 Kit with the express adapter and i seem to be having some problems, first of all here are my system specs
Lenovo x200 laptop
p8600 core 2 duo processor
Windows 7 32bit
PE4H V2.4
NVIDIA GTS 450
Optimus Driver Verde 285.62 32bit driver
I want to be able to render the graphics onto the internal screen and as far as im aware i would need the 4500mhd which my laptop does, so i installed the optimus driver and it seems to have been done correctly as the graphics card is showing up in device manager, so i open nvidia control panel and select "High Performance Nvidia Processor" in the Preferred graphics processor option, then i go to play a game call of duty modern warfare 3 but the graphics seem to be having no effect, i done a benchmark on my graphics card and i got the same score i got on my intergrated graphics, i have a feeling i might be missing out on something but i am not an expert PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME! I REALLY WANT THIS THING TO WORK
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