The hopeful of keeping MXM 3.0b alive thread!

It won't work because the EC is incompatible with clevo.

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Has it been tried? Its a different card from the Geocube one, if no one has tried it I might as well acquire one and resell it if it does not work.

 

Tesla uses mxm gpus for Autopilot

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/thr...oard-on-my-hw2-ap2-0-model-s-with-pics.91076/





and there is a "GP106" so gtx1060?
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2862/geforce-gtx-1060-6-gb


and here tesla PX2
https://electrek.co/2017/01/20/firs...percomputer-for-autopilot-installed-in-a-car/

 

Please give it a shot, hopefully this one has either an edp or lvds vBios

 

Worst case scenario I think you would be able to onsell it to a miner for minimal loss. Pandaminer had rigs using optimised MXM 480's doing 35MH/s for about 80W each if I recall, which is very impressive and not far off where Vega is expected to be

 

Eurocom MXM3 Riser Cards will power your desktop with a laptop GPU

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Euroco...-your-desktop-with-a-laptop-GPU.241042.0.html

External GPU Thunderbolt docks are *so* 2016. These PCIe x16 adapters will accommodate an MXM 3.x Type-A or Type-B GPU from either Nvidia or AMD for connecting straight onto a standard PC motherboard.


While more and more manufacturers are scrambling to create eGPU docking solutions based on Thunderbolt 3, Eurocom has been looking the other way to create a hollow PCIe x16 desktop Riser Card for mounting MXM 3.x GPUs normally found on very high-end notebooks like the Eurocom Sky DLX7 or MSI GT72/GT75VR series. The goal is to enable users to easily utilize a laptop graphics card in a desktop or mini PC environment.

Two versions of the Eurocom Riser Card will be made available designed specifically for either AMD or Nvidia MXM GPUs. These cards will offer either 6-pin or 8-pin power connectors with multiple DisplayPort ports - features that are normally found on off-the-shelf desktop video cards but are otherwise missing on MXM video cards. Users can install up to the MXM GTX 1080 or MXM RX 580 and an included removable fan and heat sink will then sit atop the MXM card once it is mounted in place.

From a conceptual standpoint, the new PCIe x16 Riser Card introduces a lot of questions. Bandwidth shouldn't be an issue since PCIe x16 offers over three times the performance of Thunderbolt 3 (15.6 GB/s vs. 5 GB/s), but we're eager to see how the vBIOS will adapt to a completely new system that the original MXM GPU was never intended to synchronize with. Will the special fan be louder than a typical desktop graphics card? Will Turbo Boost performance be bottlenecked or even improved in any way?

The market for such MXM to PCIe adapters is likely very limited especially considering that MXM graphics cards are not currently sold as standalone products. Similar unofficial adapters already exist from Chinese vendors, but we'll soon be testing the Eurocom product to answer all our burning questions.

Release dates and prices will be made public in the coming weeks. In the meantime, see the official Whitepaper below.

 

In the "Choice of MXM3 GPUs" section, the table lists 1080 ti

Edit: Just wanted to add that it would be interesting to see what these mobile cards can do with desktop level cooling.

 

I am wondering if @Eurocom RX580 will be avelible as upgrade for P150SM-A.

 

AMD selling MXM GPUs to miners
http://fudzilla.com/news/graphics/44159-amd-selling-mxm-gpus-to-miners

 

you just need to pose as a miner to get these.