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5th April 2012, 07:13 AM #9491Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Comparing it to my GTX 560 TI 448 results, there seems to be a massive space for OCing my card. I got 4.919 3dmarks at stock clocks (only 750 MHz core clock!). Some reports indicate, that the 448 is able to run even 1.000 MHz at core. So there should be a massive boost in performance.
Seems like the 448 is well worth over a "stock" 560.
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5th April 2012, 07:56 AM #9492Newbie
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Hey,
thanks for the fast reply!
That are good news, but i'am wondering about the 3gb of ram... Are there any issuses when using 4gb or more? 3gb are not very useable..
Also i'am wondering why i should buy the PE4L? Are there no differences between x1 and x16 PE4H? And can i plug a x16-card in x1-slot? It seems to me that it doesent fit
..but correct me please 
And what is about hot-plugging the expresscard? Does it work?
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5th April 2012, 09:05 AM #9493Newbie
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Thanks for the advice nando, i will most likely just settle for getting an inexpensive external monitor and try to free up some space or might just wall mount it.The SB notebooks are out of my budget and even if i did get one its gonna be too much of a hassle selling my x200.Also one thing i would like to mention that i didnt previously is when i connected it to the external monitor that i borrowed, although the fps was much better i got the BSOD 3-4 mins into playing the game and this happened twice, what is the cause of it? and is there anyway to fix this? Thanks again
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5th April 2012, 09:32 AM #9494Notebook Enthusiast
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@Ahcsas
Didn`t have any problems with 3 gb ram but played only lol and bf3 until now. More than 3 isn`t working. Perhaps it works with Setup1.x, i will try it as soon as my credit card arrives (takes some weeks). DSDT override is not working for me because it results in a BSOD.
You can only hotplug the egpu, both booting with it and f8--> resuming boot isn`t working.
As far as I know the PE4H version for PCI express 2.0 isn`t available yet, so your only possibility is PE4l 2.1 if you want 2.0.
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5th April 2012, 12:26 PM #9495Notebook Consultant
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I sent an email to Sonnet regarding the Echo Express PCIe with Thunderbolt release, and they are hoping for a May release. So close yet so far...
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5th April 2012, 01:12 PM #9496Newbie
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Ok. that Sounds great. But i really need more than 3gb ram for work so i have a last question
did you try out 4gb or did you just got 3gb installed and its working with it?
i have now read something about the PE4L 2.1b but i cant find a reseller? i can only purchase the 2.1a which seems to be buggy with gpus..
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5th April 2012, 01:34 PM #9497Notebook Enthusiast
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I tried 2, 3, 4 and 8 gb, only 2 and 3 worked.
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5th April 2012, 01:39 PM #9498Notebook Enthusiast
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5th April 2012, 04:26 PM #9499Newbie
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5th April 2012, 05:10 PM #9500
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A little bit of an update on my old score: I have a HP 2740p (i5 520M) in my possession for the time being, and I swapped in the SSD from my 2730p, installed new drivers and then set it up with my eGPU; With the old 266.58 Nvidia Drivers (yet what I had found to be the most reliable drivers) here is the 3D mark 06 score on an external HDMI screen NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 video card benchmark result - Intel Core i5-520M Processor,Hewlett-Packard 7007 score: 12137 3DMarks 12137!
Its not much higher than the 10320 form my 2730p, but I found in some very limited testing that it is in fact noticeably smoother in games (and in the benchmark) than with the 2730p, it seems mostly because of the better CPU
EDIT: Got it working internally; it got 9932 http://3dmark.com/3dm06/16580797
Will now try a newer driver and see if it works or not...Current: HP 2730p Win 7 & Linux Mint | Toshiba M4 | Motion M1400 renice 120GB SSD | ITRONIX IX-325 | Motion F5 (U7500 update) | Fujitsu P1620 | T4220 w/SXGA+ 160GB Intel X18-M & 1TB HDD in bay | broken TC4400 [for experimentation] | HP Slate 500 -commuting device | Lenovo LT1421 USB monitor | i5 3570K mITX desktop w/GTX460 | ASUS N10j
Gone but not Forgotten: HP Tm2 | HP touchpad 32GB | 6-core desktop



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