Y510p Ultrabay Graphics card

[Kuneroll 2]

Does anyone use nvidia via geralds adapter on Y500. I can't instal driver for 1060 6gb. There is error code 43 device was stopped, in device manager.

[LanceTheeGamer 12]

5 hours ago, Kuneroll said:

Does anyone use nvidia via geralds adapter on Y500. I can't instal driver for 1060 6gb. There is error code 43 device was stopped, in device manager.

 

Do I have a thread for you.

[Kuneroll 2]

2 hours ago, LanceTheeGamer said:

 

Do I have a thread for you.

This is for Y510.

[High_Voltage 38]

@Kuneroll, As I've written in literally every BIOS mod installation guide, the Error 43 is going to be quite common when NVidia's latest 1000 series GPUs are used. Please, follow this guide in order to fix it. This guide has also been confirmed working by @MWichni and his GTX1070ti.

[dyrektorek 0]

If anybody would like to sell their Ultrabay adapter a little bit cheaper, please message me.

[Kuneroll 2]

EROR 43.

1060 6gb on Y500 all right. Download driver 368.81,no modify. Clean driver via DDU. in device manager rightclick on the basic graphic adapter on port PCI2, actualize driver, from disc, search driver 368.81,instal. restart. then instal Geforce expirience and actualize. in device manager disconnect GT650m.

PS: maybe is possible to instal only newest driver after clean via DDU. I didn´t try.

 

Does anyone know why I have bus interface only  x16 2.0 @ x8 2.0 ?

Swung Huang has 3.0

Edited June 13 by Kuneroll

[DARKShadow45 0]

Hello guys. I am watching this thread for about some months because i have also a lenovo y510p and i was interesting for a solution for external gpu because now the laptop is kinda limited in power on gpu. I would like to ask if it's possible to use a cable like this https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Riser-Gen3-0-PCI-E-PCIe-x8-to-PCIe-x16-Graphics-card-extension-Riser-Ribbon-Cable/32839943463.html with the end of the connector being in sr mode as the pictures show into the link to extend the internal of the connector combining with an hdd caddy like this https://www.amazon.com/Nimitz-Drive-Caddy-Lenovo-Ideapad/dp/B00NAMUETC. At the end of the hdd caddy with some modification we can put the end of the riser connector and then with another riser like this https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Riser-Gen3-0-PCI-E-3-0-16x-male-To-pcie-x16-female-Right-Left-Elbow/32832150338.html?scm=1007.13339.90158.0&scm_id=1007.13339.90158.0&scm-url=1007.13339.90158.0&pvid=f0e9c06e-bae3-4a72-8af1-63cd1f8c80fa&_t=pvid:f0e9c06e-bae3-4a72-8af1-63cd1f8c80fa,scm-url:1007.13339.90158.0 we can easily connect and disconnect the gpu and retain portability for the machine. The only thing i can't understand is if the ultrabay port is something like PCI-E PCIe x8 connector or something else because i don't have a pci-e x8 connector to compare with ultrabay connector. Something like that linus tech tips did in their video.

 

Edited June 13 by DARKShadow45

[Extel 0]

@gerald @Swung Huang why do you need (the 5) capasitors on your boards?

 

Edited June 13 by Extel
typo

[Swung Huang 23]

5 hours ago, Kuneroll said:

EROR 43.

1060 6gb on Y500 all right. Download driver 368.81,no modify. Clean driver via DDU. in device manager rightclick on the basic graphic adapter on port PCI2, actualize driver, from disc, search driver 368.81,instal. restart. then instal Geforce expirience and actualize. in device manager disconnect GT650m.

PS: maybe is possible to instal only newest driver after clean via DDU. I didn´t try.

 

Does anyone know why I have bus interface only  x16 2.0 @ x8 2.0 ?

Swung Huang has 3.0

At y400/500 it only has 2.0. 

[Emir 0]

Do you currently sell this adapter and could i buy it with credit card? @gerald and does it support gtx1080?

[gerald 68]

Hi,

 

I still have some adapters.

Pls pay €95,- (incl. €25,- for int. shipping) to my PayPal account. (Gerald.pichler@gmx.at).

I will send the adapter within a few days.

 

A GTX1080 does work with the latest BIOS upgrade -> the upgrade procedure is described in this forum.

 

 

[AllanDavidson 5]

On 19/06/2018 at 11:49 AM, gerald said:

Hi,

 

I still have some adapters.

Pls pay €95,- (incl. €25,- for int. shipping) to my PayPal account. (Gerald.pichler@gmx.at).

I will send the adapter within a few days.

 

A GTX1080 does work with the latest BIOS upgrade -> the upgrade procedure is described in this forum.

 

 

Is it possible to attach a 2.5" HDD on the ODD-Sata using the current version of your adapter?

[gerald 68]

There is a suggest in this thread how you can modify the adapter to connect a HDD and this adapter.

[caitdeen 2]

Hey @gerald ! I just got my adapter today Ty! But I'm having some trouble, im using a rx470 card with a 600w psu.

 

Card is not being detected by windows.

When i power the laptop, the card fans blow for 2 sec then stops, but card lights stay powered on.

Im using 3.07 oficial bios, retail uefi grub dualboot w8.1 - debian

Bios setup is in Legacy mode

 

Any insights? @Tesla @David 'SOAP' Washington @Kuneroll @Swung Huang

Edited June 28 by caitdeen
more specs.

[caitdeen 2]

3 hours ago, caitdeen said:

Hey @gerald ! I just got my adapter today Ty! But I'm having some trouble, im using a rx470 card with a 600w psu.

 

Card is not being detected by windows.

When i power the laptop, the card fans blow for 2 sec then stops, but card lights stay powered on.

Im using 3.07 oficial bios, retail uefi grub dualboot w8.1 - debian

Bios setup is in Legacy mode

 

Any insights? @Tesla @David 'SOAP' Washington @Kuneroll @Swung Huang

Looks like the problem was in PSU.

 

Any one have had trouble with a modular psu? I swapped psu to a 600w regular one (from a 700w modular) and it worked.

 

Btw, im using 3 monitor setup. (Internal, VGA output, and eGPU hdmi output). When i put some weight on gpu (cinebench) there are signal degradation in VGA laptop output. Any one have had experienced this?

[Marvin 2]

Hmm never heard of Signal degradation. But why are you using the Laptops VGA output anyway? All the outputs are hardwired to the internal resources, if you want to connect multiple displays with your ultrabay adaptor correctly make sure all the connections go into your external gpu.

 

If someone is looking for an extender prepare to use your right to return, because length and build quality determine wether your card will work well or not.

 

A 1080 should work fine with pcie 3.0 8x, a TI might begin to loose a bit performance, but that effect might be negligible most of the time and only relevant in some scenarios which need faster pcie speed.

 

In my case with the gtx 980 which is quite equivalent to a 1060, I do not loose any performance whatsoever, the only factor in determining gaming speed here is the -compared to desktop setup framerates- slower CPU.

 

I run at 2.4 ghz most of the games (its a 4900 MQ for 8 MB of cache inside) and its stays below 80. With 2.8 ghz (which is stock speed/throttle target) it rallies at 80 and without changing anything about airflow i can manage to keep 3 ghz without throttling (happens when the cpu hits 90).

 

Any more speed would need an upgrade of the cooling solution, 3.2 ghz might be manageable with certain games but not all.

Edited July 1 by Marvin
Cpu info added

[Marvin 2]

On 28.6.2018 at 6:39 AM, caitdeen said:

Looks like the problem was in PSU.

 

Any one have had trouble with a modular psu? I swapped psu to a 600w regular one (from a 700w modular) and it worked.

 

Btw, im using 3 monitor setup. (Internal, VGA output, and eGPU hdmi output). When i put some weight on gpu (cinebench) there are signal degradation in VGA laptop output. Any one have had experienced this?

When connecting graphics cards make sure you use two different power cables for connection when your gpu has two sockets.

 

Not every psu is built the same, so even if a company prints 1200watts on the box, there might be scum inside.

Always look for tests online or take the silver/gold/platinum ranking as a hint.

 

I am working with a, be quiet bronze modular (got it cheap off craigslist), no problems here. Had an antec gold non-modular before, was too noisy and the cables were ennervating. But worked well!

Edited July 1 by Marvin
Added info

[Marvin 2]

On 25.5.2018 at 10:07 PM, mikmaze said:

looks good, how is it working?   how much $ involved for setup? board, wires, video card, power supply???

I pay in €, so you have to use that as indicator: 100€ for the adaptor, 60€ for the pci extender, 40€ for the used power supply and 150€ for the gfx card. Total about 350€. Depends on how much you spend, for the gfx card, but you are always in the 100 for the adaptor.

Better than spending 1000€ for a new laptop, especially since i have now performance on par with a 1070 max q.

[AllanDavidson 5]

@Marvin Take a look at this test I've done past week.
 

 

[doyouevenbinary 1]

Hi guys, a question for those of you who now have a beefy eGPU in your y510p. Is your CPU now bottle-necking your system? What cooling/overclocking steps have you taken and what has the result been? Thanks in advance

[AllanDavidson 5]

On 7/11/2018 at 1:12 PM, doyouevenbinary said:

Hi guys, a question for those of you who now have a beefy eGPU in your y510p. Is your CPU now bottle-necking your system? What cooling/overclocking steps have you taken and what has the result been? Thanks in advance

 

There are some dudes here with a GTX 1070 on the adapter.

 

The CPU will sure bottleneck it as much as a i7 4770k running at 2.4GHz ~ 3.4GHz.

Read my previous post about cooling.

[Celestus 9]

Depends on the resolution you ar using, i went with vega 64 lc (was chosing at the time nvidia cards did not work, oterwise id go with 1080ti) and in 4k i have maybe 20%-30% cpu usage in most games on max settings.

More or less in comparison with top end cpu/ram, you should expect 5% less in 4k , 10% less in 1440p and 15-20% less in 1080p(wont matter on 1080p, since most games will still be in hundreds fps)

A few examples is doom maxed 4k 60fps with dips to 50s ,witcher 3 maxed 4k without hairworks about 46fps avarage.

Either way if you still think you will need better cpu, consider it an upgrade path, you can buy adapter/gpu/monitor/psu and use with laptop now. And later on you can buy mobo/cpu/ram as an upgrade path and ditch the laptop.

 

And a samll thing ill add is that on y510p(non sli gt755m) without the adapter/gpu witcher 3 ran at lowest settings/resolution at 24 fps.....

Edited July 21 by Celestus

[Tamas71 1]

Hi all,

 

I know that I am probably (very) late to this party, but I really would love to purchase one of this ultrabay epci gpu adpater for my y510p.

I wonder if this is still available...

[gerald 68]

Yes, I still have some adapters.

Pls send me a message with your address.

[doyouevenbinary 1]

On 7/21/2018 at 1:43 AM, AllanDavidson said:

 

There are some dudes here with a GTX 1070 on the adapter.

 

The CPU will sure bottleneck it as much as a i7 4770k running at 2.4GHz ~ 3.4GHz.

Read my previous post about cooling.

 

@AllanDavidson

I read through your findings and they were interesting. Have you gotten the chance to test limits with only the eGPU enabled?