Do Clevo RTX 2080 Super MXM 3.1 cards exist?

Might be a stupid question . . .

Do RTX 2080 Super MXM 3.1 cards exist? And if so where can I buy one?

I've found a few references to their existence but can't find anything definitive. Eurocom and RJtech only have RTX 2080 (non-super) cards . . .

 

https://clevo-computer.com/en/spare...0-super-8gb-gddr6-mxm-iii-v4.0-clevo-x170sm-g

 

Cool, so they exist. But are out of stock there. Anyone know anywhere that actually stocks them?

Whats the difference between MXM 3.1 and MXM 4.0?

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Yeah the 2080S were quite scarce. And even if you managed to find them in stock, the SI would often not sell them as stand alone cards, which was a bummer.

 

Odd time to be looking for a top end card.

 

Mainly trying to figure out what options there are. Mobile 3000 series looks to be underwhelming compared to a 200W RTX 2080 S. Compatibility and pricing are unknown and not guaranteed either.

Clevo RTX 2080's are MXM 3.1. What is MXM 4.0 - never heard of it. Is a 4.0 card backwards compatible in a 3.1 slot?

 

Sounds like a custom name for the new design clevo cards. Not really a standards thing.

 

That's not really a standard MXM card. Only the connector is MXM standard.
I think this card was the last standard MXM card from Clevo: https://www.ebay.com/itm/NVidia-GeForce-GTX-1060-Upgrade-Kit-6GB-DDR5-MXM-/392329353519

Not sure if this will work: https://www.ebay.com/itm/NVIDIA-Qua...221968?hash=item3db33e7d10:g:Zs0AAOSwskpf8dd-

But haven't seen anything from the 2xxx series in MXM format.

 

I'm more interested in if there is a difference in pinout/protocol between 3.1 and 4.0. But as Meaker said, it's almost certainly MXM 3.1 standard . . . considering the laptops it was sold in.

The card will physically fit in a P870TM1 so, I'm not worried about that. It's all moot though if there's not place to actually buy one from.

 

I found some Quadro RTX 5000 MXM cards on eBay, not sure if those work.