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18th April 2012, 08:44 PM #9731Notebook Enthusiast
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19th April 2012, 05:13 AM #9732Notebook Geek
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Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Elitebook 8460p | i5-2540M | 8GB RAM | 128GB SSD + 160GB HDD | WWAN | WIN7 PRO | + PE4L 2.1b + GTX560Ti TOP OC + enclosure
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19th April 2012, 06:31 AM #9733
Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Hello everybody, here is a complete report of my experience with eGPU.
First of all, please PM me to correct my faults because I'm not Shakespeare and my English is bad (if I knew, i would listen my teacher at school few years ago
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So you can see my setup in my signature but i make a short describe here :
Dell latitude e6520 with Intel Core i7 2760M, 4Go RAM ddr3 an iGPU + dGPU nvs4200 based on Windows 7® ultimate 64bits
The dGPU was my biggest problem because i would like an "out of the box" installation, but DIY Setup1.x can deactivate it.
Here is the procedure :
- Notebook off, power on the eGPU and plug the EC in slot.
- Power on the notebook and launch setup1.x to deactive the dGPU and chainload windows
- Wait for your system boot up and install nvidia verde drivers + modded nvam.inf
- Restart the computer (go to diy setup and use startup.bat or deactivate dGPU manualy) with the eGPU powered and plugged.
- Enjoy your x1.2opt installation !

I ran a benchmark with 3dmark06 and obtain 17334 score
Here are a lot of pics.
GPUZ and AIDA64

Battlefield 3
As you can see, at 1920*1080 fps is low (20) and hard to play like this. At 768p we obtain a good FPS 30 to 40 and it's playable without any problem with details on "high".
I think that 4Go ram more, will be good to play in full HD resolution.
I will test lot of bench and test later with an external display.
Here are pics of my test installation. I'm waiting for a good enclosure project.
Last edited by Fabi3n; 19th April 2012 at 06:43 AM.
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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19th April 2012, 07:00 AM #9734Notebook Consultant
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Notebook: Dell Latitude E6520 / CPU: Intel Core i5 2520M / Screen: 15.6" FHD / GPU: Intel HD Graphics 3000 & NVS4200M / RAM: 8GB DDR3 1333Mhz / HDD: 250Gb 5400 RPM / E-Module: USB3.0 / Dock: Dell E-Port Advanced & E-View / Mouse: A4Tech G7-630 wireless / OS: Win7 Professional 64bit SP1
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19th April 2012, 07:14 AM #9735
Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Yes thanks !
I will make another post with many notebook model.
I tried today with a toshiba tecra r850 and it works great ! OOTB !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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19th April 2012, 07:47 AM #9736Past: Acer Travelmate 292LMi | Dell XPS M1530 | Dell XPS 15 L501X
Today: [HP Elitebook 2560p] + Modded eGPU PE4L v2.1 + EVGA GTX670
Extra: [HP ProLiant Microserver]
-----[eGPU Enclosure Gallery]-----[eGPU Gaming Videos]-----
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19th April 2012, 08:00 AM #9737
Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Thanks

i'll try with toshiba s11 and lenovo l510 in few weeksNotebook: 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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19th April 2012, 08:30 AM #9738
Re: DIY eGPU experiences
Hi all
I've finally managed to run my eGPU setup successfully with my sony Z2
I followed Nando's advices & hints and my eGPU was finally detected! Thank you!
I've made just one benchmark so far, I'll do more later when I've reinstalled my system (it crashed a lot when I tried to make the eGPU setup working and it is buggy now :/)
Sony vaio VPC-Z21 : core i7 2620M, 8gb DDR3
eGPU setup : PE4H 2.4a + PM3N 1.2 + 100cm mini HDMI wire + GTX 560 Ti 1gb (384)
Unfortunately I can only test a x1.1opt setup
So here are the result on 3DMark 06
Default setting with an external monitor attached :
18246 3DMarks
SM 2.0 : 8050
HDR/SM 3.0 : 9256
CPU : 3868
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I've run the bench again with the hwtools 30cm wire and I got better results :
18714 3DMarks
SM 2.0 : 8103
HDR/SM 3.0 : 9828
CPU : 3867Last edited by MikjoA; 19th April 2012 at 09:55 AM.
SONY VAIO VPC-Z21
Bleu - i7 2620M - Full-HD - 8Gb DDR3 - 128 Gb RAID 0 - Backlit keyboard - 1.17kg - 16 mm + GTX480@1.2Opt DIY eGPU 3DMark06 19970 / Vantage PGPU 20629 / 3DMark11-GPU 6216
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19th April 2012, 09:41 AM #9739
Re: DIY eGPU experiences
good job !
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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19th April 2012, 12:36 PM #9740Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: DIY eGPU experiences
srry for doublepost. see post below...
Last edited by Hunter20; 19th April 2012 at 06:04 PM.



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