Boards are still available for purchase. Thunderbolt 4 basically equals fully functional USB3.1 10g typec plus 2x/ 4x PCIe. It will be 4x on T700.H-Atkinson wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 12:09 pmHow many boards are still available? Im still on the fence.
Also, can you confirm that the Thunderbolt 4 ports support PCI Express? If so, how many lanes?
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Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project
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X61HK (8250u, SXGA, 16+512+1t, macOS)
T4200s (10510u, 1080p, 16+256+1t, macOS)
T4200s (10510u, 1080p, 16+256+1t, macOS)
Re: Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project
Oct 1 Update:
T700 test batch is producing now, within 3-4 weeks the boards will be made, and within 6-8 weeks that batch will be tested. The second batch (which is what they're selling) will need another 6-8 weeks to produce and to test, and before the Chinese New Year (Feb) the boards will be shipped.
T700 test batch is producing now, within 3-4 weeks the boards will be made, and within 6-8 weeks that batch will be tested. The second batch (which is what they're selling) will need another 6-8 weeks to produce and to test, and before the Chinese New Year (Feb) the boards will be shipped.
X61HK (8250u, SXGA, 16+512+1t, macOS)
T4200s (10510u, 1080p, 16+256+1t, macOS)
T4200s (10510u, 1080p, 16+256+1t, macOS)
Re: Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project
Hi, are all motherboards tested before shiping?
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IBM T60 | SXGA+ AFFS | T7600 | X1400 | Kingston 3GB | Intel 535 240GB
IBM T601f | UXGA AFFS LED | T9500 | NVS 140m | Samsung 8GB | Micron C400 512GB
IBM T60 | SXGA+ AFFS | T7600 | X1400 | Kingston 3GB | Intel 535 240GB
Re: Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project
51nb tests all the boards before shipping from Shenzhen. If you buy from me I'll do additional testing before shipping it out overseas

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Re: Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project
Does it support 'all' the screens including QXGA one with or without EEID modification ?
Re: Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project


Good news from 10/29: T700 Test Batch is under production!
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T4200s (10510u, 1080p, 16+256+1t, macOS)
Re: Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project
Quick update: the test board is confirmed to boot.
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T4200s (10510u, 1080p, 16+256+1t, macOS)
Re: Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project
That's good news, what are the temperatures and how does the turbo work? Thanks.
IBM T601f | UXGA AFFS | T9900 | 965GM | Patriot 8GB | Samsung 850 Pro 1TB | Crucial M500 240GB
IBM T601f | UXGA AFFS LED | T9500 | NVS 140m | Samsung 8GB | Micron C400 512GB
IBM T60 | SXGA+ AFFS | T7600 | X1400 | Kingston 3GB | Intel 535 240GB
IBM T601f | UXGA AFFS LED | T9500 | NVS 140m | Samsung 8GB | Micron C400 512GB
IBM T60 | SXGA+ AFFS | T7600 | X1400 | Kingston 3GB | Intel 535 240GB
Re: Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project
AFAIK the board can only boot to bios as for now; the factory is busy updating the bios and ec and diagnosing the board to reach a working state. I'll update this information once they're confirmed to boot to os.
X61HK (8250u, SXGA, 16+512+1t, macOS)
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T4200s (10510u, 1080p, 16+256+1t, macOS)
Re: Thinkpad T700 i7-10710 private project
Hi, are there any people here interested to add an extra on/off button to their 51nb-style machines inclusive of T700 and X210(0)? As things stand you can connect external monitor/keyboard via USB-C and power via a separate lead - so you effective dock your 51nb-style machine but it's far from obvious how to switch it on without opening the lid. And I really like switching my Thinkpads on without opening them when they are docked. For one thing hinges become stiff and perhaps I'd rather open the machine 30 times a year when I need it mobile as to opposed to 365 times a year inclusive of the days when it's just docked.
If you solder a socket on one side of a micro PCB and a plug on the other and make connections between the two you should be able to break out two leads to add an extra on/off button. It will be a "sandwitch" "interposter" board which you would plug the keyboard cable into on the one side and which would plug into 51nb-style motherboard with its other side. Master Xue Yao tentatively said there should be enough space for such a sandwich even in a X200 body. T60 body is supposedly even thicker, I hope there will be enough space between the motherboard and the keyboard. Then you'd have to find a suitable button and stick it somewhere inside Thinkpad. I'm thinking about putting it into the unused expresscard slot in X2100 and attaching it with a hot glue gun to something, possibly to the motherboard itself.
Plugs are sold in quantities of at least 10, and I have become strangely reluctant to pay another £10 on top of everything I have already spent but if there was one or two people who would be willing to get the boards off my hands and it was practical to send them from the UK I would feel confident some of this £10 will come back to me and I'd go ahead buying. Would anybody here be interested? Board with plug/socket soldered on only - you'll have to add the button yourself. Timescale to deliver the boards - year 2021
I would only take payment once I have the boards and have made sure they work in a regular T60/T61 and/or in my future X2100.
If you solder a socket on one side of a micro PCB and a plug on the other and make connections between the two you should be able to break out two leads to add an extra on/off button. It will be a "sandwitch" "interposter" board which you would plug the keyboard cable into on the one side and which would plug into 51nb-style motherboard with its other side. Master Xue Yao tentatively said there should be enough space for such a sandwich even in a X200 body. T60 body is supposedly even thicker, I hope there will be enough space between the motherboard and the keyboard. Then you'd have to find a suitable button and stick it somewhere inside Thinkpad. I'm thinking about putting it into the unused expresscard slot in X2100 and attaching it with a hot glue gun to something, possibly to the motherboard itself.
Plugs are sold in quantities of at least 10, and I have become strangely reluctant to pay another £10 on top of everything I have already spent but if there was one or two people who would be willing to get the boards off my hands and it was practical to send them from the UK I would feel confident some of this £10 will come back to me and I'd go ahead buying. Would anybody here be interested? Board with plug/socket soldered on only - you'll have to add the button yourself. Timescale to deliver the boards - year 2021

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