The hopeful of keeping MXM 3.0b alive thread!

The msi 1070 is a hassle. Maybe if he tried something like this. http://www.ebay.com/itm/122471294696

 

que? I was talking P170 model, there is no M.2 (mSATA slot is over near the CPU nowhere near the GPU)

 

that old POJ?

 

I cant afford to be the first to try but I do wait with bated breath.

 

do you that connecttech is an aetina reseller?

http://connecttech.com/product-category/technology/gpu/

http://connecttech.com/product/nvidia-geforce-gtx-970m/
gtx970m


http://connecttech.com/product/nvidia-geforce-gtx-950m/
gtx950m



thitech has a lot of geforce mxm gpus by aetina
http://eng.tritech.se/product-type/embedded-gpu-boards-2/

 

MSI GTX1070

http://m.ebay.com/itm/182581250331?rmvSB=true&ul_ref=http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?type=4&campid=5336331068&toolid=10001&afsrc=1&customid=525X832Xa7fd792dabbe2499722828da989f8cb2&mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FNVidia-GTX-1070M-8GB-N17E-G2-A1-Video-Graphics-Card-GPU106-%2F182581250331%3Fhash%3Ditem2a82b0c91b%3Ag%3AQwYAAOSw42JZAkol&srcrot=711-53200-19255-0&rvr_id=1216942467137&_mwBanner=1&ul_noapp=true

pascal gpus
https://it.aliexpress.com/store/2948240/search?origin=n&SortType=bestmatch_sort&SearchText=gtx

 

fujitsu quadro P3000 mxm
https://www.kastl-gmbh.de/product_i...52854&XTCsid=325ba69f38dc803662b017c2d9b862e3


p4000
https://www.kastl-gmbh.de/product_i...P4000-W--HEATS--34061682-FUJ-CP730092-XX.html

p5000
https://www.kastl-gmbh.de/product_i...P5000-W--HEATS--34061681-FUJ-CP730091-XX.html

 

Zotac unveils Magnus ER51060 and MA551 mini PCs with Ryzen CPUs
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Zotac...-MA551-mini-PCs-with-Ryzen-CPUs.223594.0.html

Details are limited, but the ER51060 mini PC will be a first for Zotac to feature a desktop Nvidia graphics card up to the GTX 1070 Mini.

Zotac's popular lineup of ZBox and Magnus mini PCs will be growing even larger come Computex 2017 where the manufacturer is set to show off a host of new models. Perhaps more notably, a handful of these SKUs will also be sporting AMD Ryzen CPUs in addition to the usual Intel variants. Key specifications are very short at the time of writing, but we can expect to hear more as we move closer to the event next week.

The first is the Magnus ER51060 and ER51070 with removable desktop GTX 1060 and 1070 Mini GPUs, respectively. The manufacturer has not yet specified the exact Ryzen CPU for these mini PCs other than the 65 W TDP, so we can at least deduce a CPU option from as low as the Ryzen 3 1100 up to the Ryzen 7 1700. Press images reveal a design not unlike the existing Magnus EN980 with its honeycomb top, 5x USB 3.0 ports, 2x Gigabit RJ-45, USB Type-C, SD reader, and at least five different video-out ports.

The second is the smaller Magnus MA551 with similar 65 W Ryzen processor options. Unlike the ER series above, however, the MA551 caters mainly to multimedia users and will include Thunderbolt 3 support. Ports include 4x USB ports, 1x USB Type-C, 3x video-out ports, SD reader, and Gigabit RJ-45.

As usual, we will update with full specifications and dimensions for these new releases when the official product pages come online.

 

http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...-1060-cannot-be-done-said-msi-edition.805241/

I will try this module ^^

 

https://world.taobao.com/item/550426620322.htm?fromSite=main&spm=a21m2.8232368.0.0.avdyrI

Gtx 1070 mxm 3.0b now on taobao. Seems to be legit...

 

Only way to know is to buy and try!

EDIT: this model is good if you have a laptop that's very space restricted like the P775DM-G.

But if you have the P870DM-G then the MSI it good because there's ways to mod the heatsink to your will

 

this could be a Zotac GTX1080

 

Arent the "mini" cards all short PCB versions of standand PCIe x16 cards and not MXM?

1080/1070 mini (and "Vega Nano" if/when) and i7s in mITX is awesomely compact power, but working in that space is still like an open paddock compared to the portaloo-esque dimensions of notebooks ;p

 

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Nvidi...raphics-to-super-thin-notebooks.224674.0.html

I believe these low powered GTX10xx can easily fit standard MXM 3.0b boards.

 

but they are for TurdBooks with BGA, so no MXM strd

 

Well ... I don't see why not, maybe someone like Gecube can make it happen. I wouldn't mind a 140w GTX1080 that fits the standard and wouldn't force me to dremel the hell out of my chassis or find a place that can make custom made heatsinks

 

................ that has a 1070's performance.. What's the point aside from loosing the avg customer and push him to think that he's got the same 1080-roxor GPU ?
We will see but as far as I'm concerned, it's not correct..

 

gecube could make a gtx1080

 

Do you know this AsRock MOBO H110-STX MXM
http://www.asrock.com/ipc/overview.asp?Model=H110-STX MXM

 

Oh wow thats cool, wish I'd known about that before building a desktop pc with a full fat foot long 1070 gpu!
That would make a great micro pc setup (somehow) but I bet not a cheap final build. And I suppose still the risk of how much life is left in mxm
Still really cool though.

I wonder what vbios its expecting and where youd purchase a vanilla mxm gpu.

 

i surely wouldnt mind a Max.Q 1080 with performance somewhere between regular 1070 and 1080 as long as its got the 1080 core and shader number, theres always overclocking possibilities

 

And there's also godknows how many hard coded limiting "features" built into it and no chance of an unlocked prema-like vbios

Its Pascal Clockblock Edition, with extra throttle sauce.

And anyway I think it'll only be bga, being aimed at thin n lights (aka hot n breakables)

 

yep thats the culprit. as a standard mxm board it would be nice, but bga only is a nogo.

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I bought a Clevo P750DM-g and it's on the way. Does anyone know if this can be upgraded to pascal? Even the 1060 would be great.

 

ask @woodzstack

 

This is the model that comes with Pascal : https://www.notebookcheck.net/Eurocom-Sky-X7E2-Clevo-P775DM3-Notebook-Review.178427.0.html

You could however use a 1060 from MSI, but I am not sure about the older P750DM-G, was it the one where they introduced the 980 DT and it had the extra power connector ?
Because if so I think we have a kit to upgrade it to the 1070 or 1080 potentially.

 

I will find out for sure, ask me again in a day... (case I forget, still learning my way around all the Clevo's I was mainly an Alienware fanboy for a decade before recently)

 

i'm quite sure you can upgrade to MSI 1060.
modded inf will do the trick.

 

MSI GT72 (MS-1781) with MSI Gtx1070

http://blog.naver.com/PostView.nhn?blogId=gainlub84&logNo=221018117676

 

Seems mxm is not anymore an "open" standard.

www.mxm-sig.org
Domain is owned by Ngreedia and down by months

https://who.is/whois/mxm-sig.org
and
http://mxm-sig.org.w3lookup.net/

 

wow....does this mean the future is with Max-Q? (BGA）
i'm assuming Ngreedia bought MXM...

 

mmm not quite correct, as crazy as it sounds nvidia was actually the one who came up with the mxm standard iirc so no surprise that the website is owned by the green giant

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Indeed. Probably the only thing that they came up with and everyone else benefits... Not anymore, obviously.

 

Yep, they'd rather people toss their BGA machines in the bin every generation.

 

There are still hardware developers that are following up MXM specifications and designing new products. I guess Nvidia is trying erase our brains and help us to forget about our great past. BGA/disposable GPUs serve NV very well and help them to make more money at expense of all users. So let's demand MXM from all laptop vendors - Make MXM Great Again!

 

what about MXM AMD RX580? or RX570?

 

AMD offers both 480 and 580 in MXM 3.0b format

 

are those compatible with your tornado f5?

 

Not yet - but we are working on it.

 

Many thanks! this is a good news
may be also for next amd vega?

 

would that mxm card work properly on the MSI gt70 ? i upgraded mine from 870m to 980m and i sure would like to upgrade the 980m to 1070 or 1080 . but what concerns me is power draw. would my 180w + battery ( hybrid power ) setting sustain the 1070 power draw ? what about 1080 in same size/mxm config?

 

Gt70 is successful upgraded with gtx1060. I don't know about gtx1070 or gtx1080
http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/successful-mxm-gpu-upgraded-laptops.805136/
-GT70 with MSI Gtx1060 https://www.techinferno.com/index.ph...gt70-and-gt72/

 

SilverStone RVZ04 Micro-STX Chassis (81mm x 238mm x 199mm (HxWxD) for a volume of 3.8L)

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/silverstone-rvz04-micro-stx-chassis,34640.html

 

I think this is one of the issues with MXM 3.0b. Even when the cards fit, we needed modified system or GPU vBIOS to make them work.

There's no proper standard otherwise it'd be just like desktops where we can just swap parts(plug n play).

 

There are different EC implementations for some reason (the controller which monitors the temperature and controls the fan if I understand correctly) and this is why sometimes you need to flash a compatible GPU vBIOS (which supports the EC implementation used by your laptop manufacturer).

 

forget about the 1080. It eats 150W xD

 

even the new 3.0b gecube ( allegedly ) ones ? because if nvidia is rolling out some for max-q thin laptops , no way power consumption would be this high

 

Gecube 3.0b is a 1070 not 1080

Yes way, proper GPUs draw that kind of power in real terms and usually a lot more when overclocked and when firmware restrictions are removed. Huge units like a 17 inch 6kg Clevo can handle it. Razer light'n'bendys which can't even handle stock clocks have completely different design goals and buyers

Also max-Qrap = not MXM = irrelevant ITT

 

its rolling crippled 1080 MAX Q Super SAYAN BLUE KAIO KEN, euh i mean "efficient -_- " GTX 1080 so crippled that a 1070 can beat it..!
If a GPU eats 180W, it's not gonna fit a 15 mm notebook, ever !