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Hello. I have a Sony Vaio from around 2011/2012. Would it be possible to Whitelist the mPCIe slot, or even unlock the bios entirely.
So I could use the eGPu.
Whenever I boot it up with the GPU, the screen goes Black.
I've tried it with Nando's setup 1.35 (Via Hotplugging). It detects the GPU within the Setup, but when I log into Windows and go into device manager the GPU doesnt show up (This is set up with compaction and link restraining. Works like a charm on my Dell. Sony Vaio not so much).
The only thing that happens is one of the PCI to PCI bridges Gives me a Code 12. So I'm assuming a whitelisting problem. And I've searched around too, found some pieces, but nothing relating to the specific Model No.
So I'm asking for some help here. I'm not sure what you guys would need. So I'll list some info and the Current Bios Package Installer.
Sony Vaio VPCEH3B1N
Bios: INSYDE R02009Z
SMBIOS: 2.7
Thank You.
So I could use the eGPu.
Whenever I boot it up with the GPU, the screen goes Black.
I've tried it with Nando's setup 1.35 (Via Hotplugging). It detects the GPU within the Setup, but when I log into Windows and go into device manager the GPU doesnt show up (This is set up with compaction and link restraining. Works like a charm on my Dell. Sony Vaio not so much).
The only thing that happens is one of the PCI to PCI bridges Gives me a Code 12. So I'm assuming a whitelisting problem. And I've searched around too, found some pieces, but nothing relating to the specific Model No.
So I'm asking for some help here. I'm not sure what you guys would need. So I'll list some info and the Current Bios Package Installer.
Sony Vaio VPCEH3B1N
Bios: INSYDE R02009Z
SMBIOS: 2.7
Thank You.
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