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Power Supply | 6-pin or 8-pin PCIe power connector |
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Supported Graphics Cards | AMD, NVIDIA |
External Power | 8Pin/6Pin power supply interface |
Compatibility | Laptop with Mini PCI-E interface |
GPU Support | NVIDIA and AMD GPUs |
Dimensions | Varies by model |
Connects PCI-E interface equipment such as graphics cards, sound cards, and acquisition cards.
Connects the power supply for the video card.
Device power supply interface, used for notebook control power switch.
Supports 12V DC power input with a 5.5MM outer diameter, 2.1MM inner diameter, and max 150W.
Provides 500MA voltage output only; no other features are supported.
Connects Mini PCI-E, Expresscard, NGFF (M.2) A Key/x1 or M Key/x4, PCI-E x4 Data lines.
Disable integrated graphics in BIOS, set PXE boot to disabled, and configure specific settings for various laptop brands.
Disable specific 'PCI' ports listed in Device Manager to resolve conflicts or disable integrated graphics.
Connect the graphics card's 8PIN/6PIN power supply directly from the ATX power supply.
Install necessary graphics drivers and patches like DX11.NET4 and DX9 for optimal performance.
Resolve common driver errors (e.g., Error12, Error43) by checking hardware, power supply, or drive versions.
Address issues like black screens at LOGO, memory limitations, or startup sleep mode problems.
Resolve the 1802 error by brushing the notebook BIOS white list.
Fix blue screens or loading problems in Windows by reinstalling the driver.
Improve slow system response by replacing the drive version and installing system patches.
Troubleshoot 'No new hardware' errors by checking connections, interfaces, BIOS unlock, and power supply.
Improve performance by closing energy saving options.
Prevent potential damage or issues by not hot plugging hardware components.