Would it be possible to put a 7970m inside a W110ER, I'm looking for a smaller form factor, but still with an i7 and 7970m, and NOT Alienware.
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impossible: theres no mxm connector on w110er
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^ That and there's no way the cooling system can handle a 100w GPU.
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You can't upgrade the GPU, because it is soldered on the mainboard.
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I promise you in the next decade, so wait
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*hopes this is a joke topic*
No, the gpu is not MXM based and the cooling system would 'splode and so would the power brick and...
Alienware does not have anything even remotely considered to be "small form factor," let alone with a 7970m. -
lol, just woke up and this thread already made my day
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How did you consider this remotely possible? HTWingNut has already had enough cooling problems with his 650m. A 7970m would melt everything ($1500 dollar soup anyone?). Can't connect the GPU either.
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Slam a bunch of coppers in there and it should lower the temps by 3-4 C
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I never expected to hear that word from you ever...my NBR world just crumbled to pieces...
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pieces........
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thats cool
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Not feasible atm...
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niffcreature ex computer dyke
If you want to do something like this, you'd have to basically find a motherboard with an MXM 3.0 slot from a 15" laptop, then find a way to custom build a smaller chassis around it, get rid of the DVD drive and you'd have a 13" or something like that.
There has never been an MXM 3.0 laptop smaller than 15".
I don't think there is a motherboard out there that would be small enough horizontal AND vertical. -
::facepalm::
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This is true. But the 7970m is not a 100w GPU. It is a 65w gpu (the amd parts run a lot cooler).
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It's a 100watt card.
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I think the 7970m board is as big as the entire W110ER mainboard.
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It's without doubt a 100w GPU card.. if it was a 65w card we wouldn't even be having this discussion...........
W110ER and 7970m?
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