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Script is unnecessary. The step-by-step recipe for a 2570P is at https://www.techinferno.com/index.php?/forums/topic/1982-125-hp-elitebook-2570p-owners-lounge/&page=14#comment-66892 . This is linked at the bottom of the DSDT override page opening post.

The complete example 2570P DSDT override files are provided, including 'load.bat'. However, it was never intended to just run it and think it will work for your system. It's provided as an example. Instead, a new DSDT override should be created by extracting your existing one and editting it. This is explained at https://www.techinferno.com/index.php?/forums/topic/5874-guide-dsdt-override-to-fix-error-12/

It means that your eGPU adapter + video card + notebook cannot maintain Gen2 speed. There is some variation between video cards with some having slight different terminating impedance causing the signal degradation. You may then wish to test another manufacturers video card to see if can get a stable Gen2 signal. Otherwise you will need to run Gen1 with your current hardware to maintain stability.

I can't say if Chameleon or Chimera would fare any better as haven't tested those bootloaders with Setup 1.30.

Opening post explains this situation. Downgrade your link from Gen2 to Gen1 either using BIOS options or using Setup 1.30.

Running the system without the bottom gives much better venting/airflow, as does using a notebook cooler. However, there's an innovation included in the latest TB3-equipped 15" HP ZBook Studio i7-quad ultrabook that might be of interest. Was for me. They've enmeshed the complete bottom to keep the i7-quad temps down. REF: http://www.techradar.com/au/reviews/pc-mac/laptops-portable-pcs/laptops-and-netbooks/hp-zbook-studio-1308737/review

MY experience with Clover's UEFI module resets any PCIe config space changes made by Setup 1.30. So unfortunately this combination isn't going to work.

Best screen for you is one of these. They have 95% gamut. The first is the one used in W520/W530 machines with much praise on say notebookcheck.net http://lepus-tech.com/Laptop-LCD-LED-Panel/Panel-15.6/B156HW01-V4 (matte) http://lepus-tech.com/Laptop-LCD-LED-Panel/Panel-15.6/B156HW01-V7 (glossy) http://lepus-tech.com/Laptop-LCD-LED-Panel/Panel-15.6/B156HTN01.1

INFO: WWANDOS - HP WWAN whitelist writing tool Interesting WWAN whitelisting writing tool at HPFOCUS (CN). The google-translated page quoted below. It may interest a 2570P owner enough to subscribe, buy points, download and report their results here? mudboy mentions it's successfully added a UN2420 to a 2760P, though warm boots may still flag the unwhitelisted device halt requiring a cold boot instead.

Would be more helpful to create a complete 8460P implementation guide where the DSDT part has a link to the fixed DSDT. Then 8460P users have a complete reference of what they can get going after putting in the required steps.

https://www.techinferno.com/index.php?/forums/topic/5874-guide-dsdt-override-to-fix-error-12 already explains next steps to do if you still see an error 12 after performing the DSDT override. Quoted here in case you missed it:

A user reported in the EXP GDC thread of a fridge turning on/off causing spikes. Using a different power point being the solution. Maybe worth a try as well as a good quality PSU of adequate capacity to drive your eGPU.

Rightly so, we see the X230 results have a HD4000 iGPU listed as a secondary graphics card. No iGPU listed against the E6430 results. Without the iGPU, the NVidia driver won't enable x1 pci-e compression. This will give a huge difference in DX9 results like 3dmark06: http://www.3dmark.com/fs/6345009 (X230) http://www.3dmark.com/fs/7139888 (E6430) @viilutaja did you follow the guides in this thread on configuring the eGPU correctly by setting UEFI variables to ensure the iGPU is enabled on boot, Gen2 set, TOLUD reduced, etc?

Courtesy of Alexey Gavrilov's youtube videos .Thank you for sharing. Notebook 11" Dell Venue 11 Pro Tablet [email protected] Intel HD4200 graphics 4GB RAM Win10 64-bit Home eGPU hardware EXP GDC Beast NGFF.M2 MSI GTX950 video card ATX PSU Benchmark Results Unavailable, nor can be found at http://www.3dmark.com/search Videos

Ensure you are running a Gen2 eGPU link. Set your power profile to 'high performance' where PCI link state management is disabled Set your NVidia control panel 'power management' mode from 'adaptive' to 'prefer maximum performance'. Enable HPET timers via a admin command prompt 'bcdedit /set useplatformclock true'

Here's @w4vz' relevant nugget from https://www.techinferno.com/index.php?/forums/topic/6962-2012-15-macbook-pro-gtx97010gbps-tb1-akitio-thunder2-win10osx1011-w4vz/&do=findComment&comment=131467

AKiTiO will also be offering a ~US$81 aluminium rather than plastic TB3 to TB2/TB1 adapter. From today's email correspondance:

AKiTiO hint at revealing a TB3 enclosure in Feb-2016. Good times.

Lenovo W510 is a 1st gen i-core with only has a PCIe 1.1 (Gen1) EC/mPCIe slot. You require a 2nd-gen i-core (W520) or newer to have a PCIe 2.0 (Gen2) capability. Note too that the QM57 chipset datasheet refers to PCIe 2.0 but that's misleading. It's only for the power management side, not for link speed.

Thread links are broken for the time being. The admin team is testing a fix for it. For the meantime either scour the threads for them or google search them.

Can you post pics of how you've cabled it all up as well as a photo of your PSU's power ratings? Am curious if you are using a barrel connector from your PSU is patching through a molex to the internal molex connector.

LinusTechTips gives a ASUS ROG XG2 walkaround. This is an awesome TB3 enclosure as is the ultrabook thin TB3 ASUS notebook it's attached to.

Pls email me to discuss. Email address is on first post of this thread.

What about a macbook air 13 display? It looks like it has the same 40 pin connector as our HPs. If it works then fitting it into the lid would be easy with a bit of skills. Since there is absolutely no IPS alternative then one of the best TN displays might be the only solution. Good luck fitting a 13" LCD in a 12.5" chassis with the 2570P bezel providing a full view of the LCD. The X220/X230 IPS screen was fitted by some 51nb.com (China) members to a 2570. Wasn't perfect but much improved viewing angles: http://forum.51nb.com/thread-1643196-1-1.html http://forum.51nb.com/thread-1488256-1-1.html

Might as well re-post the details we know so far about the Razore Core enclosure from https://www.techinferno.com/index.php?/forums/topic/7891-intel-unveils-thunderbolt-30-mentions-external-graphics-skylake-q4-2015/&do=findComment&comment=135226 since it's getting a fair bit of interest. Razor Core eGPU enclosure From http://www.pcgamer.com/the-razer-core-looks-like-the-graphics-card-enclosure-weve-been-waiting-for/ Razer Core - pictures from http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-systems/razer-blade-stealth Razer Core - Specifications Connection to PC: Thunderbolt™ 3 using included 40Gbps cable GPU Support (Desktop graphics card not included) GPU Type Single double-wide, full-length, PCI-Express x16 graphics card GPU Max Dimensions 12.20” x 5.98” x 1.73” (310 x 152 x 44 mm) GPU Max Power Support 375 Watts Plug and Play compatible graphics Please check back for a list of Plug and play compatible graphic chipsets Graphics Output Based on capabilities of installed graphics Input & Output USB 3.0 X 4 Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 Thunderbolt™ 3 (for connection to PC) Lighting Chroma - 2 Zones Power Supply 500 Watts Approx. Size 4.13” / 104.9 mm (Width) x 13.38” / 339.9 mm (Depth) x 8.6” / 218.4 mm (Height) Connection to PC Thunderbolt™ 3 using included 40Gbps cable GPU Support (Desktop graphics card not included) GPU Type Single double-wide, full-length, PCI-Express x16 graphics card GPU Max Dimensions 12.20” x 5.98” x 1.73” (310 x 152 x 44 mm) GPU Max Power Support 375 Watts Plug and Play compatible graphics Please check back for a list of Plug and play compatible graphic chipsets Graphics Output Based on capabilities of installed graphics Input & Output USB 3.0 X 4 Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 Thunderbolt™ 3 (for connection to PC) Lighting Chroma - 2 Zones Power Supply 500 Watts Approx. Size 4.13” / 104.9 mm (Width) x 13.38” / 339.9 mm (Depth) x 8.6” / 218.4 mm (Height) Razer Core ULTRABOOK™ MEETS DESKTOP EXTERNAL DESKTOP GRAPHICS The Razer Core is the world’s first true plug and play Thunderbolt™ 3 (USB-C) external graphics enclosure, allowing you to transform your notebook into a desktop gaming experience. Featuring plug and play support with compatible graphics cards, you won’t need to reboot your system every time you connect your Razer Blade Stealth to Razer Core. Connect to the future with the most advanced and versatile external desktop graphics solution available. GPU SUPPORT Easily upgrade or customize your preferred level of performance with support for full-length, double-wide PCIe desktop graphics cards (sold separately) for a level of performance that fits your play style . Graphics cards use varied designs based around a common graphics chip. Please ensure the GPU selected meets all size, power, and additional requirements. ULTRABOOK UNLEASHED With the ability to connect gaming peripherals to Razer Core’s additional I/O ports, you can easily transform your Razer Blade Stealth into a full gaming setup. Complete with 4 USB 3.0 ports and Ethernet, the Razer Core makes it incredibly easy for you to connect all your devices. By using a single USB-C connection to your notebook, this stellar graphics dock provides you with both data transfer and notebook charging without any hassle.