Tech Inferno Fan July-2015>> Anybody interested in the 12.5" 2570P should also consider a 14" Dell E6430. The E6430 is the superior performance platform due to it's 900P LCD option, NVidia dGPU option, unlockable turbo bins (+400Mhz) on i7-37xxQM/i7-38xxQM CPUs and x2 2.0 eGPU capability. All with a minor size/weight penalty. See http://forum.techinferno.com/dell-la...tml#post118135 for details.
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GTX660 or better are plug and play in a 2570P as are GTX460/GTX560/570/580. AMD, GTX650/GTX750 or older NVidia cards are problematic as they require a 256MB contiguous pcie config space, which the bios does not provide. Those need a DSDT override and (maybe) Setup 1.x, extra software configuration to get all running. GTX670 is a great card. There is a momentum to bundle eGPU adapters with 220W AC adapters. If wanting then to keep under 220W would mean anything up to a GTX680/GTX760 can be accomo