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    AW GTX 770m 3GB in my Clevo P150EM

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by razor0601, May 14, 2018.

  1. razor0601

    razor0601 Notebook Evangelist

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    Hi at all. What do I Need to get an Alienware GTX 770m 3GB working in my Clevo P150EM? Its only to test the card.
     
  2. Arrrrbol

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    If you are just testing it you only need to install the heatsink to it and see if it boots (providing you have the right screws). If it boots into Windows, it will work but you may need to mod the .inf file of the driver to install. However, Dell cards do not usually work in Clevo machines, so your chances are not good i'm afraid.
     
  3. razor0601

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    Also I heard about a Prema BIOSmod to get the card working. You too?
     
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    The 7 and 8 series had issues. It was mostly the 9 (bios mod) and 10 series which worked.
     
  5. razor0601

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    Ok. I installed the Card. BIOS said "VGA=empty"
    And Nvidia said "no compatible hardware found"
     
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    The BIOS simply reads a text value from a lookup table, since your card was not stock it has no value for it. The drivers were installed with driver signing disabled?
     
  7. razor0601

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    No, I didn't do a driver.inf mod.
    I only tried to install normally.
     
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    Actually it says "unknown" if it doesn't regoginize the card, empty is kinda worrying.

    @razor0601 Does your fan go out of control?
     
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    No fan seems to be normal