WonderGoal

So... I upgraded my CPU from a T9550 (2,66GHz @ 2,8GHz) to a T9900 (3,06GHz @ 3,2GHz), Benchmarks with the new Nvidia 314.07 driver:

My new benchmark results:

- 14174 points in 3dmark06 (1280x1024) - old results: 12637 with 314.07, 12600 with 310.90

- 1274 points in heaven (1280x800, DX9, High)

- 3046 points 3dmark11 mit 314.07 (1280x800) - old result: 2980 mit 306.23

- 9703 points 3dmark vantage (1280x800) - old result: 8753 mit 306.23

- 88,4 fps in RE5 (1280x800) - old result: 79,1 mit 306.23

Specs:

15.6" Lenovo T500

Intel T9900 (ICH9M) with Switchable Graphics: Intel 4500MHD & ATI HD3650

NVIDIA GTX 460 1GB (MSI HAWK) - [email protected]

Windows 7 / 64 Bit

8 GB DDR3 1066 RAM

128 GB SSD

eGPU setup:

PE4H v2.4a with EC2C

450W SFX-PSU

Setup 1.x (110b5)

external: 22" 1680x1050 LCD

Nvidia driver 314.07

Probably I would try next to establish an x2-Lane via PM3N.

@Tech Inferno Fan: If you read this post, in your table in post #2 are still two of my old results published. You can delete them and replace it with this new results. Thanks!

@Tech Inferno Fan: What do you think how did BPlus achieved Gen2 with PCIe 2.0 support for PE4H? Did they change only the cable or also renewed the EC2C? The "old" mHDMI-cable was of the 1.3c mHDMI-standard... the new EC060a seems to have a 1.4b mHDMi-cable.

They told me, that they had tested it with followed system: (cause their shop-website has some contradictory statements and graphics)

We have updated information about PE4H v2.4 + EC060A.

We verified PCIe Gen2/5Gpbs with these equipment;

ExpressCard slot: Lenovo X220

Graphic Card: MSI R7750

Thanks!