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  1. Version 1.0.0

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    Files contained in this archive: [Y580][Y480]-'unlocked_BIOS'_660mGHzEdition_WhitelistMod.zip 'Error 104' - fix.zip Lenovo Y580 - Y480 BIOS v8.00 (5DCN90WW) - Mod.zip Lenovo Y580 - Y480 BIOS v8.01 (5DCN90WW) - Mod.zip Lenovo_Y480_Y580_-_BIOS_V.206_[unlocked].zip Lenovo_Y480_Y580_-_BIOS_V.206_[unlocked][no whitelist].zip Y580-Y480_BiosFix.zip fpt-dos.zip fptw64.zip prr2.zip For information on how to use the files in this archive, see here: My donation link in case you want to buy me a beer
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  2. In that case, I can only think of one more thing: even if it doesn't really make sense and chances of success are little, perhaps it's worth a try to reinstall the game and delete system cache in between :). EDIT: Just searched the forum and found somebody else having the exact same issue: Goalgue's answer: Also see here. So I guess it's really an issue with the game itself. The choice is probably either to install native Windows or put this issue in front of the game's developers.
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  3. I don't mean to be rude but this tread is about the the y510p/y410p ultrabay graphics card not the Hp Pavillion and geforce 8800 gts.
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  4. I think the problem might be your Clevo BIOS.. Alternatively try look at the unlocked modded BIOS for your machine by @Prema https://biosmods.wordpress.com/p157sm/ and the changelog for it https://biosmods.wordpress.com/p1sm-changelog/ Good luck, there's a tutorial and all :-) I am not sure what is wrong tho.
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  5. 1) Hmm, that's definitely weird (doesn't happen to me). Granted, I have an NVidia dGPU inside the Mac but by default, Intel iGPU accelerates the internal screen anyway. 2) That's good news. From the top of my head: is there a maximum frame cap setting in LoL? If the game itself limits the maximum amount of stress for your GPU, it's logical that performance won't go past a certain point. Although I don't understand how (and more importantly why) this number would auto-adjust itself. 3) Some applications let you choose but it seems that most depend on the GPU that renders the application window in question (in OS X, I mean). 4) That's weird again... I don't think installation of D3 made any system changes regarding the eGPU because it would need the user's confirmation and normally, system integrity protection would remove the changes with the next restart anyway. As it happens, I can offer performance comparison because I play D3 as well. In my case, GTX 970 reaches up to 100 FPS (maximum settings) in town but again, make sure that you don't limit the GPU potential in the settings (Options / Video / Max Foreground FPS). I have the eGPU in a PC case that is mostly open at the back (closed everywhere else) and as far as my skin sensors go, the temperature inside doesn't really exceed 70° C. EDIT: If all else fails, perhaps you could try to reset the PRAM, run automate-egpu again and restart the Mac. If I remember my own beginnings correctly, I had some issues and resetting the PRAM helped. Same might go for deleting system cache files, perhaps - I did that with a great app named CleanMyMac. Sierra experiences I read on another forum also seemed to indicate that OS X may take a few restarts to really adjust to some drastic changes.
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  6. Do I assume correctly that 33 FPS was achieved on the external monitor while 60 FPS was achieved on the internal one? Two things might be worth a shot to perhaps grant us a little more data: 1) Run the game on the external monitor while using the default OS X drivers (no eGPU acceleration). 2) Run Unigene Valley benchmark and observe the eGPU's FPS: - what is the difference between minimum/maximum FPS? - is the average FPS actually close to the maximum? EDIT: OS X 10.11 or 10.12? And which version of the script did you use? In my case, OS X 10.11 and automate-egpu pre-v1.0.0. (November 2016).
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  7. @1TrikPony I have an Akitio + GTX 970 + MBP 2012 and the acceleration gives cca 5 times better performance so personally, I'm not too keen on seeking the culprit around the GPU itself. What if you try to unplug the "unneeded" external monitors and launch a game on the remaining one? Btw, how did you manage to do that? In my case, internal and external screens are either all accelerated by the eGPU or iGPU (at least, according to what the system settings say)? Are you running Windows?
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  8. First, specs: Model: HP Pavilion dm4-1009tx CPU: i5-430m GPU: gtx 970 via PE4C-mPCI eGPU: Have to boot with a wifi card, put windows to sleep, and then hotplug egpu due to whitelist. RAM: 2 GB TRYING to get 8 GB since that's the max this old cpu can support.. After (several) successful DSDT overrides, I still get error 12. When I say successful, that means I added the QWordMemory entry in the correct location, compiled with few errors and then doing the override after some minor debugging. Tried different versions of iasl, with/without egpu connected as well as both x86 and x64 java versions. I did this about 5 times and still get the error.. Could not find sufficient solutions searching, or maybe im just bad at searching =d does anyone have an idea or a viable solution? thanks
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  9. Please ask for support in the main DSDT Override or DIY eGPU Experiences Thread. I have been out of the eGPU realm for too long to provide adequate support. Here is a guide to performing a DSDT override with hopefully less misery, and setting up your computer to have your iGPU, dGPU, and eGPU working at the same time! Oh boy this is going to be fun. This is my system specs (Fujitsu T901): i7-2620M 16GB RAM NVS 4200M GTX 660 Ti Windows 7 Enterprise x64 Now it begins.. Disconnect your eGPU until I say so. If you can, you should perform a DSDT override. The method shown in the official thread was really hard at How to perform a DSDT override: Now for the fun part........ Disconnect your eGPU Uninstall ALL (ALL MEANS ALL) (dGPU included!!!) Nvidia drivers (keep the Intel graphics driver) Use Driver Sweeper and check all the Nvidia options, run, reboot, turn off computer -- don't install the driver for the dGPU yet Connect eGPU and go to Setup 1.x Set your eGPU port to G2 (assuming your have an adapter that supports G2, and your computer as well - if not, then skip setting the port to G2) dGPU off 32-bitA compaction for iGPU eGPU chainload to your OS Windows may yell at you to reboot due to hardware changes, don't quite yet Check device manager, you might (I did) have error 43 Attempt to install the latest Nvidia drivers for you eGPU -- still don't install drivers for your dGPU If your lucky, it will install, if not: shutdown/reboot Setup 1.x do the same as before (dGPU off and such) Attempt to install the Nvidia drivers again for your eGPU After a few hours of fiddling around, you should get them installed (keep your dGPU off this whole time) ONLY AFTER YOU GET YOUR eGPU DRIVERS INSTALLED!! (and as such, error 12 in device manager) Go to Setup 1.x Set port G2 on your eGPU port (again, if you support G2) 32-bitA compaction for iGPU dGPU eGPU (or choose 36-bit if you performed a DSDT override) chainload You will probably get the reboot due to new devices again, but before you do, check device manager Might have a generic VGA device or something instead of the NVS 4200M Attempt to install the drivers for you dGPU now If no luck, reboot and do the same Setup 1.x as before (with dGPU on) Attempt to install dGPU drivers again Reboot after you get your dGPU drivers installed Keep the same Setup 1.x method If your lucky you should have your iGPU dGPU and eGPU show up fine in device manager. You can go to the Nvidia control panel and dedicate your dGPU as your PhysX processor, it works really well. (If you play stuff that supports PhysX and have an at least somewhat useful dGPU) ------------------------------------ I hope this helps. ^ over 20 hrs of fiddling around well spent ;-; ------------------------------------ HOW TO: Update drivers (probably): Note: You can check your driver version for both your eGPU and dGPU in the System Information dialogue box under 'Help' in the NVIDIA Control Panel (you can even check your Bus here too (PCI Express x1 Gen2 as shown for my eGPU). Results::::: iGPU + dGPU + eGPU dGPU PhysX dedicated: WEI: ALL THE MONITORS (and all different resolutions too ): Weeee~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Check out a video here:
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