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Ok. I'm in Brazil and will be hard to find a compatible card. This weekend I'm going to flash the bios and test it without the discrete card. I might get a cheap nvidia gpu from aliexpress. Will have better performance than the intel integrated gpu. Again, thanks for the help!
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Oh, the amd card I can get is from dell. So it won't work, right? I don't really need a discrete gpu. But would be nice to at least try one and diagnose what's wrong with this notebook. If the current gpu is dying, or there's any other problem.
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Grabbed the file. Thank you! I don't have any bios preference. Just want to "revive" this pc. It's a normal procedure to swap the card with a random one? Or must use some specific models? It's super hard to find a mxm card where I live but I've managed to find an ATI FirePro M6000 near that I can grab. There's chance of it working?
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Hi, @Klem, If you still have the files, could you please send me acopy? I'm trying to fix my notebook as posted here:
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sonik started following Help with SAGER NP9170 / CLEVO P170EM
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Hi, I have a sager NP9170 with a nvidia card (675m?). Years ago the notebook started to beep and crash. I think it's a gpu problem. On linux it crash just after booting into desktop. On windows I've got to disable it on Device Manager and it works with the onboard intel gpu. I also got it to work on windows using an external gtx1060 via pci-e adapter. The real question is: It's safe to just remove the mxm gpu? Or it would require a modified bios? If it requires a card to work, I could just grab a cheap one from china? even an mxm2 card would work? I don't need "gaming performance". But as it's currently, I can't even use it. Edit: I might have access to a ATI FirePro M6000. Would it work?