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    Looking for a PCIe MXM3.0 carrier board

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by syntaxvgm, Nov 1, 2014.

  1. syntaxvgm

    syntaxvgm Notebook Guru

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    The only one I can find for sale is here
    MXM 3.0 to PCI-Express Carrier board - Type 1.1 | Zentrica
    They sell 2 versions, one with an LVDS output, and one with a DVI output in its place.
    Unfortunately, the minimum order is 10, which comes to over 4000 USD.
    Does anyone know of anywhere else to get a carrier board for MXM 3.0 cards like this one?
     

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    maxheap caparison horus :)

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    Holy ****, this is how Nvidia started!
     
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  3. syntaxvgm

    syntaxvgm Notebook Guru

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    I'm lost..
     
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  4. maxheap

    maxheap caparison horus :)

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    Just kidding bro :) A 2 day experiment ended with amazing result :) I am a happy cookie again!
     
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    syntaxvgm Notebook Guru

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    I want this for testing MXM cards and making them easier to mess with/fix ove all, but I'm really interested in using this to benchmark MXM cards, as an apples to apples comparison against desktops cards using the same CPU and whatnot.
     
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    Meaker talked about this before, maybe he have more info.
     
    baii, Nov 2, 2014
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