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  1. On 5/30/2016 at 1:08 PM, Tech Inferno Fan said:

     

    That's when the egpu tries to send output to the attached lcd which requires increased poer. If the power drawn by the egpu then is greater than the max of the psu, or the psu is faulty, then the psu will power off.

     

    Pls try another more powerful psu.

    Yes the PSU was faulty. I tried the GPU and it works. Now I want to troubleshoot a few things. My eGPU doesn't show display. It works, it shows up correctly and CPUZ even detects it. But when I ran a GPU stress test my Laptop's dGPU started to work and it got to 105'C which lead to thermal shutdown. Why didn't it work? I have set my dGPU to a lower priority via Setup 1.3? Would I need to disable my dGPU?

  2. 29 minutes ago, Tech Inferno Fan said:

     

    That's when the egpu tries to send output to the attached lcd which requires increased poer. If the power drawn by the egpu then is greater than the max of the psu, or the psu is faulty, then the psu will power off.

     

    Pls try another more powerful psu.

     

    Ooh never thought about that. Thanks. BTW should it be able to work without any setting changes like without running Setup 1.3?

     

    Regards

  3. 1 hour ago, Tech Inferno Fan said:

     

    Both your dgpu and egpu are allocated ok. With the egpu powering off, check you power leads and psu attached to it.

     

    That's the thing. As long as windows doesnt start PSU stays working. As soon as the windows logo comes up on boot after a few seconds, The PSU shuts off. Could it be the mPCIe cable?

  4. Hello

    First of all thanks to @Tech Inferno Fan for helping out regarding my payment issue.

    Second of all, I'm confused, my TOLUD is N/A.

    First of all my PC specs:

    SystemInfo.png

     

    My Laptop is a Dell Latitude E6410

    • Processor: i7-720QM (originally had i7-620M)
    • RAM: 6GB DDR3 1066 (1x4GB , 1x2GB)
    • Chipset: QM57

    Now the Setup 1.3 Screen Shots:

    SCN000.jpg

    ^ This shows tolud@N/A; both the GPUs are detected

    SCN001.jpg

    ^ Both GPUs with their details using nvflash

    SCN002.jpg

    ^ PCI Map

    SCN003.jpg

    ^ PCI Device Tree

    SCN004.jpg

    ^ Showing error; where as the all_alloc = yes in background

     

    Now for the problem. As soon as Windows starts the card is powered off via PCIe. Now my question. Why is this happening?

     

    So a little help would be awesome.

     

    Regards!

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