runix18

Here you are https://www.mediafire.com/file/yr1ebnhhjgx30k9/nvcvi.inf/file

Here you are https://www.mediafire.com/file/ollxso8i9fzmcjx/nvcvi.inf/file 1. make sure test mode is enabled in windows. 2. Replace this in Display.Driver folder. Version 496.49 3. Run setup as normal.

Pls tell me the HW Id of the card so I can mod an inf

What exact Clevo you have? What chipset?

Hi guys, I recently done the hardware mod for the Clevo P870DM-G following this guide: http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/...upgrade.814711/Added GTX 1070 G Sync, installed fine with driver mod.My problem is that in bios the card it is not recognized, on the GPU says unknown. The second GPU FAN of the laptop not working because it does not recognize the card. I would like the second GPU fan working as well (just like in the case of 980DT GPU)Need help in adding this card support in the bios that the second fan will work. Or mod the bios for card support.Running stock 1.05.07 gsync bios.

provide me the hardware id of your gpu and I will make you an inf

Bump, Still waiting patiently for the 3.0 version for P870DM-G

Does The 2nd GPU fan works by default with The msi 1070, or something needs to be done?

Hi,Would want an unlocked bios. (with the - offset enabled)Also I would like Coffee Lake support on it, Rtx mxm support. Also Innolux N173HHE-G32 pannel support.Will pay anyone who manages that.Want to upgrade the clevo p870dm-g to an 8700K, RTX 2070, and also change the panel to the one requested. (I know hardware mods are necessary, I can do those, but I suck at firmware).THXBIOS DUMP: https://www100.zippyshare.com/v/kLgFoVbD/file.html

I do not think that @BAKED added support for kaby and cofee lake cpu`s on this bios revision. Maybe he can enlighten us.

It`s perfectly normal, because you flashed a non gsync bios for a gsync laptop. You can in this situation: 1. Keep the moded bios, but you have to reinstall gpu drivers (DDU first), because non gsync bios changes subvendor id of the cards (thats why driver does not auto adjust and needs reinstal with clean procedure) / overclock your panel from nvidia drivers to 75 hz with a custom resolution(you can even go 100 hz with proper settings, or easily 90 hz (but your panel mileage may vary) . 2. revert to the original stock bios that your laptop came with.

check the hw Id to match the hw ID of your gpu. I know you had it right, but check again. (when going from a gsync bios to a non gsync bios the hw id of the gpu changes)

To be honest I have no idea what bios works for you, maybe @Baked or @Klem Knows. With the vbios, I would advise you to be careful, just you have optimus, but still dont forget to make a backup of your current vbios BTW: post a picture of inside of your laptop and show me which ones you thought are the 3 extra VRAMS

Hope to see ur work soon, you the man.