My new Lenovo X220 laptop should be arriving soon. While it has a nice i7 CPU the video card is only an integrated Intel HD3000 Â*ThisÂ*severelyÂ*limits 3D performance, therefore I will be adding something know as a DIY eGPU -or- DIY ViDock. This
men pants on sale is a simple little project that is similar to the commercial “ViDock” product but at a lower cost and potentially with more capabilities. Basically is a project for connecting an external video card to your laptop for use in gaming and other similar intense 3D tasks… PS The X220 is ideally suited for this task but there are Â*lots of other notebook options out there too. If you are interested in a fun project like this for your X220, here are some links that I hope will help! #1 Best post for X220 owners, shows details and gives specific info on the Â*X220 and a diy ViDock: NOTE: I believe the only X220 BIOS version that works (so far) with eGPUs is: version 1.11 See more info here: Good post with info for other systems
cheap CA men t-shirts on sale too: Suitable laptops comparison: The intro thread for DIY eGPUs… you’ll definitely want to read this! This is a great place to start on this project… lots of howto and good info Other performance tweaks: 1866mhz RAM on X220 (and SC2!) To me these improvements look like they
Nike men sport shoes on sale are related to going to (2) 4GB sticks of memory, whether they be 1333mhz or 1866mhz… but you can read the threads and see for yourself! Docks galore! Also, docking solutions for the X220, there are some really nice options! Coming from lots of Dells with good docks, I like having this capability… Other misc links: [to be updated! feel free to add your tips in the comments section...] You may be interested in:
Lenovo X220 i7 with eGPU! (diy ViDock)
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