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    Upgrading Clevo P150EM

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by razor0601, Feb 27, 2018.

  1. razor0601

    razor0601 Notebook Evangelist

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    Hi, do someone Knows what is possible in this Book?
    Configuration at the Moment is an I5 and a defect 7950m.
     
  2. Danishblunt

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    Everythign up to GTX 1070, 32GB RAM and I7 3940XM
     
  3. razor0601

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    Ok, 1070 which one does fit?
     
  4. Danishblunt

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    You'll need custom heatsink and Eurocom GTX 1070 card.
     
  5. razor0601

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    Ok thank you
     
  6. razor0601

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    And all the GPU's mustn't have G-Sync?
     
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    The non-GSync Model is what you are after.
     
  8. razor0601

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    What you are after? What does that mean?
     
  9. Meaker@Sager

    Meaker@Sager Company Representative

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    "What you are after" = "The thing you are chasing" = "The thing that you want"
     
  10. johnbb

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    Does the P150EM cooler handle the heat???
     
  11. razor0601

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    I am confused, so the P150EM Support G-Sync?
     
  12. odin2free

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    No it does not support g sync.

    The card you want to buy is the non g sync model.


    Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
     
  13. Meaker@Sager

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    G-Sync requires a direct connection to the Nvidia GPU and all the connections (internal and external) on this model are wired to the IGP first so go through optimus.
     
  14. Eurocom Support

    Eurocom Support Company Representative

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    Yes, P150EM cooler modded for GTX 1070 handles all the heat. Our GTX 1070 upgrade kit comes also with 95W VBIOS that works fine in P150EM model. You can order this via our website Upgrade section or check with our Upgrade Team.
     
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    I used to have a p170em but but I sold it years ago. I have a p370sm though so I'm pretty interested by 1070GTX's when you will get SLI models available (not MSI one's but std MXM3.0b)
     
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    It's basically like a 1070 Max-q.
     
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    Yes indeed. About 115w tdp according to eurocom's specs
     
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    It will be more efficient than the 1060 but may not be worth the cost.
     
  19. razor0601

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    I have another question. I tried to run a MSI GTX 570m. But can't install a NVIDIA driver. Do I have to flash a Clevo VBios?
     
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    Did you do an INF mod on the driver package?
     
  21. nixliu

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    you may need to change edp screen for 10x0, 970 or 980 are a good choice
     
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    Can you even install an edp screen on P150EM? I'm not so sure. And it's no use as optimus does the trick for pascal GPUs. Although you're maxed out @ 60Hz do to the igp muxing the signal.
     
  23. sicily428

    sicily428 Donuts!! :)

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    that's not correct because p150em has optimus. so it doesn't need an edp panel for pascal cards
     
  24. Danishblunt

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    Some boards have LVDS and eDP slot. Most however do only have LVDS. At least that's the case for SM and SM-A boards.
     
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    Yes indeed. But I don't think there's any edp slot for EM models.
     
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    Thanks for let me know.
     
  27. razor0601

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    At the Moment i try to get a MSI GTX 970m working. But It doesn't work. Some member from here sent me a mod.inf But I can't install the Nvidia driver. Nvidia found no gpu. Also without the driver signature. If I Go to device Manager and let windows search and install the driver, then the 970m was shown. But After a reboot the Display freezes just before I can Go to the desktop. Can someone help me?
     
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    try to flash a clevo 970m's vbios. does your card have G-sync?
     
  29. razor0601

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    I don't think that its a Gsync Card, because it works in an old Medion Erazer X6811 with I7-720qm.
    To Flash a VBios on the 970m. Is that the Same procedure like the old 500m/600m with Nvflash in DOS?
     
  30. Danishblunt

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    yes, except pascal cards on modded BIOS, they behave differently. Other than that nvflash can flash any card from tesla to maxwell.