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Upgrade clevo P775DM3-G to P775TM1-g

By whysigninwall, in Clevo

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whysigninwall    0

whysigninwall
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Hi everyone i was wondering if it was possible to upgrade the clevo P775DM3-G to P775TM1-G you know if feasible by buying new motherboard and new heatsink, my idea was to upgrade to i9 9900k and rtx 2080/2070.

 

Motherboard Clevo P775DM3-G

https://clevo-computer.com/it/spare-parts/clevo/clevo-p-serie/p7xx/p77x/p775dm3-g/2443/6-77-p775dm3a-n03-mainboard-motherboard-clevo-p775dm3-g

 

Motherboard Clevo P775TM1-G

https://clevo-computer.com/it/spare-parts/clevo/clevo-p-serie/p7xx/p77x/p775tm1-g/2511/6-77-p775tm1a-n02-mainboard-clevo-p775tmx

 

Heatsink rtx 20xxx

https://clevo-computer.com/it/spare-parts/clevo/heatsinks/1162/6-31-p77fn-401-cpu-vga-heatsink-module-for-nvidia-rtx-2060-n18e-g1-rtx-2070-n18e-g2-rtx-2080

PS: I thank you to all  in advance.

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Hello The motherboard and heatsink would work yes the heatsink is a easy DIY job to get the P775DM3 heatsink to fit RTX20** GPU's i can upload pictures tomorrow of how i went about doing it . The Motherbord can be worked around if you are into BIOS flashing

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I will contact you by private messaging because I did not understand correctly ...

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On 6/4/2022 at 2:03 AM, DAMIN said:

Hello The motherboard and heatsink would work yes the heatsink is a easy DIY job to get the P775DM3 heatsink to fit RTX20** GPU's i can upload pictures tomorrow of how i went about doing it . The Motherbord can be worked around if you are into BIOS flashing

Could you please upload heatsink modification instruction ? Wanna upgrade mine heatsink GTX to RTX

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On 6/4/2022 at 1:03 AM, DAMIN said:

Hello The motherboard and heatsink would work yes the heatsink is a easy DIY job to get the P775DM3 heatsink to fit RTX20** GPU's i can upload pictures tomorrow of how i went about doing it . The Motherbord can be worked around if you are into BIOS flashing

i'm curious to see how you have done that too 

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