Since i don't have skills in soldering, but have in flashing BIOS. It's Device ID was hardly added in BIOS.It is possible to don't flash experimental BIOS, but solder Arduino on adapter. It's sound like a joke, since original ultrabay card was NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M, but it's really true. It unlock using NVIDIA cards in additon to ATI\AMD ones. It must be removed for installing Ultrabay adapter.Īdapter and PSU power connector are installedĮxperimental BIOS (yeah, things go wild right from start point) from user High_Voltage at Techinferno forum. Lenovo GN36 or NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M Ultrabay Graphic Card
Ultrabay-to-PCI-E adapter /2 (picture with Avito stamp, since i got plans to sell first adapter i got and actually sold later) Ultrabay-to-PCI-E adapter /2 (custom made by user gerald at Techinferno forum) HDD: 1 TB, Seagate/Samsung Momentus/Spinpoint (ST1000LM024, 5400 RPM)ĮGPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SC2 Gaming (11G-P4-6593-KB, bought used 1 year or so) ĮPSU: 430W Seasonic S12II-430 (SS-430GB)
IGPU: Intel HD Graphics 4000 (present but not functioning)ĭGPU1: 2048 Mb NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M (on Motherboard)ĭGPU2: 2048 Mb NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M (removable, connected to Ultrabay slot) Motherboard: LCFC\Compal QIQY6 LA-8692P (Rev: 1.0) You may also look for even more powerful build with Lenovo Y510p by here.ĭisplay: 15.6" LG\Philips ( LP156WF1-TLC1)ĬPU: Intel Core i7-3820QM (4 cores, 8 threads, 8 Mb cache, 2.7 GHz)
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