#t495 — Public Fediverse posts
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My T495 modded with Oculink adapter is now complete! I got this from Etsy and it was perfect for the adapter I had!
#thinkpad #t495 #oculink #egpu
E-GPU holder / stand / dock / OCulink x4 / OCulink x8 by SimonsPrintSolution on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/fi-en/listing/1677870345/e-gpu-holder-stand-dock-oculink-x4
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My T495 modded with Oculink adapter is now complete! I got this from Etsy and it was perfect for the adapter I had!
#thinkpad #t495 #oculink #egpu
E-GPU holder / stand / dock / OCulink x4 / OCulink x8 by SimonsPrintSolution on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/fi-en/listing/1677870345/e-gpu-holder-stand-dock-oculink-x4
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My T495 modded with Oculink adapter is now complete! I got this from Etsy and it was perfect for the adapter I had!
#thinkpad #t495 #oculink #egpu
E-GPU holder / stand / dock / OCulink x4 / OCulink x8 by SimonsPrintSolution on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/fi-en/listing/1677870345/e-gpu-holder-stand-dock-oculink-x4
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My T495 modded with Oculink adapter is now complete! I got this from Etsy and it was perfect for the adapter I had!
#thinkpad #t495 #oculink #egpu
E-GPU holder / stand / dock / OCulink x4 / OCulink x8 by SimonsPrintSolution on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/fi-en/listing/1677870345/e-gpu-holder-stand-dock-oculink-x4
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My T495 modded with Oculink adapter is now complete! I got this from Etsy and it was perfect for the adapter I had!
#thinkpad #t495 #oculink #egpu
E-GPU holder / stand / dock / OCulink x4 / OCulink x8 by SimonsPrintSolution on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/fi-en/listing/1677870345/e-gpu-holder-stand-dock-oculink-x4
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First image created using CPU and took 20 minutes. Second one with a 5700XT GPU and took 20 seconds.
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First image created using CPU and took 20 minutes. Second one with a 5700XT GPU and took 20 seconds.
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First image created using CPU and took 20 minutes. Second one with a 5700XT GPU and took 20 seconds.
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First image created using CPU and took 20 minutes. Second one with a 5700XT GPU and took 20 seconds.
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First image created using CPU and took 20 minutes. Second one with a 5700XT GPU and took 20 seconds.
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I've now added Automatic1111 (Stable Diffusion) to my Ollama deployment running on my T495 + eGPU 5700XT by using moophlo/stable-diffusion Docker image. I initially tried to set this up but there are so many things that need to align. This worked OOTB.
https://hub.docker.com/r/moophlo/stable-diffusion
Create a folder, create Dockerfile, create docker-compose.yml file and paste their contents. Make sure to update the username and password you'd like to use to login on the UI. Add it to Ollama WebUI and bam. You got image generation running!
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I've now added Automatic1111 (Stable Diffusion) to my Ollama deployment running on my T495 + eGPU 5700XT by using moophlo/stable-diffusion Docker image. I initially tried to set this up but there are so many things that need to align. This worked OOTB.
https://hub.docker.com/r/moophlo/stable-diffusion
Create a folder, create Dockerfile, create docker-compose.yml file and paste their contents. Make sure to update the username and password you'd like to use to login on the UI. Add it to Ollama WebUI and bam. You got image generation running!
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I've now added Automatic1111 (Stable Diffusion) to my Ollama deployment running on my T495 + eGPU 5700XT by using moophlo/stable-diffusion Docker image. I initially tried to set this up but there are so many things that need to align. This worked OOTB.
https://hub.docker.com/r/moophlo/stable-diffusion
Create a folder, create Dockerfile, create docker-compose.yml file and paste their contents. Make sure to update the username and password you'd like to use to login on the UI. Add it to Ollama WebUI and bam. You got image generation running!
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I've now added Automatic1111 (Stable Diffusion) to my Ollama deployment running on my T495 + eGPU 5700XT by using moophlo/stable-diffusion Docker image. I initially tried to set this up but there are so many things that need to align. This worked OOTB.
https://hub.docker.com/r/moophlo/stable-diffusion
Create a folder, create Dockerfile, create docker-compose.yml file and paste their contents. Make sure to update the username and password you'd like to use to login on the UI. Add it to Ollama WebUI and bam. You got image generation running!
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I've now added Automatic1111 (Stable Diffusion) to my Ollama deployment running on my T495 + eGPU 5700XT by using moophlo/stable-diffusion Docker image. I initially tried to set this up but there are so many things that need to align. This worked OOTB.
https://hub.docker.com/r/moophlo/stable-diffusion
Create a folder, create Dockerfile, create docker-compose.yml file and paste their contents. Make sure to update the username and password you'd like to use to login on the UI. Add it to Ollama WebUI and bam. You got image generation running!
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I just modded my T495 to have an Oculink port so I can plug in an eGPU! Will do some benches soon. Now need to mod the bottom case so I don't have to use it nude 🤪
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I just modded my T495 to have an Oculink port so I can plug in an eGPU! Will do some benches soon. Now need to mod the bottom case so I don't have to use it nude 🤪
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I just modded my T495 to have an Oculink port so I can plug in an eGPU! Will do some benches soon. Now need to mod the bottom case so I don't have to use it nude 🤪
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I just modded my T495 to have an Oculink port so I can plug in an eGPU! Will do some benches soon. Now need to mod the bottom case so I don't have to use it nude 🤪
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I've modded my Thinkpad T495 by installing an NVME on the WWAN M.2 2248 slot. I used an M.2 2230 nvme WD Black SN770M + an 2230 to 2248 adapter. It is rare and difficult to get 2248 nvme's, but due to Steam Deck, it is now easy to get 2230 nvme drives. I have now 2TB, 1 TB on the 2280 slot, 1 TB on the 2248 slot.
For Linux to detect it, I had to boot with these kernel params:
"pcie_aspm=off nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0"I also now have upgraded the factory nvme firmware following this guide: https://community.wd.com/t/firmware-upgrade-utility-for-linux/210120/13
Here is the link to download the latest firmware: https://wddashboarddownloads.wdc.com/wdDashboard/firmware/WD_BLACK_SN770M_1TB/731120WD/731120WD.fluf
It's not the fastest drive, but I'll take it over having an external USB powered solution.
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I've modded my Thinkpad T495 by installing an NVME on the WWAN M.2 2248 slot. I used an M.2 2230 nvme WD Black SN770M + an 2230 to 2248 adapter. It is rare and difficult to get 2248 nvme's, but due to Steam Deck, it is now easy to get 2230 nvme drives. I have now 2TB, 1 TB on the 2280 slot, 1 TB on the 2248 slot.
For Linux to detect it, I had to boot with these kernel params:
"pcie_aspm=off nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0"I also now have upgraded the factory nvme firmware following this guide: https://community.wd.com/t/firmware-upgrade-utility-for-linux/210120/13
Here is the link to download the latest firmware: https://wddashboarddownloads.wdc.com/wdDashboard/firmware/WD_BLACK_SN770M_1TB/731120WD/731120WD.fluf
It's not the fastest drive, but I'll take it over having an external USB powered solution.
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I've modded my Thinkpad T495 by installing an NVME on the WWAN M.2 2248 slot. I used an M.2 2230 nvme WD Black SN770M + an 2230 to 2248 adapter. It is rare and difficult to get 2248 nvme's, but due to Steam Deck, it is now easy to get 2230 nvme drives. I have now 2TB, 1 TB on the 2280 slot, 1 TB on the 2248 slot.
For Linux to detect it, I had to boot with these kernel params:
"pcie_aspm=off nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0"I also now have upgraded the factory nvme firmware following this guide: https://community.wd.com/t/firmware-upgrade-utility-for-linux/210120/13
Here is the link to download the latest firmware: https://wddashboarddownloads.wdc.com/wdDashboard/firmware/WD_BLACK_SN770M_1TB/731120WD/731120WD.fluf
It's not the fastest drive, but I'll take it over having an external USB powered solution.
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I've modded my Thinkpad T495 by installing an NVME on the WWAN M.2 2248 slot. I used an M.2 2230 nvme WD Black SN770M + an 2230 to 2248 adapter. It is rare and difficult to get 2248 nvme's, but due to Steam Deck, it is now easy to get 2230 nvme drives. I have now 2TB, 1 TB on the 2280 slot, 1 TB on the 2248 slot.
For Linux to detect it, I had to boot with these kernel params:
"pcie_aspm=off nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0"I also now have upgraded the factory nvme firmware following this guide: https://community.wd.com/t/firmware-upgrade-utility-for-linux/210120/13
Here is the link to download the latest firmware: https://wddashboarddownloads.wdc.com/wdDashboard/firmware/WD_BLACK_SN770M_1TB/731120WD/731120WD.fluf
It's not the fastest drive, but I'll take it over having an external USB powered solution.
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I've modded my Thinkpad T495 by installing an NVME on the WWAN M.2 2248 slot. I used an M.2 2230 nvme WD Black SN770M + an 2230 to 2248 adapter. It is rare and difficult to get 2248 nvme's, but due to Steam Deck, it is now easy to get 2230 nvme drives. I have now 2TB, 1 TB on the 2280 slot, 1 TB on the 2248 slot.
For Linux to detect it, I had to boot with these kernel params:
"pcie_aspm=off nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0"I also now have upgraded the factory nvme firmware following this guide: https://community.wd.com/t/firmware-upgrade-utility-for-linux/210120/13
Here is the link to download the latest firmware: https://wddashboarddownloads.wdc.com/wdDashboard/firmware/WD_BLACK_SN770M_1TB/731120WD/731120WD.fluf
It's not the fastest drive, but I'll take it over having an external USB powered solution.
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As Thinkpad T495 does not have Thunderbolt (because it's AMD Ryzen Zen+) I figured I could add Oculink to the free WWAN M.2 2248 slot to run an external GPU for some gaming and local LLMs.
This slot can be used with nvme SSDs and some people have done so. So I thought I could use an M2 Oculink there as well since it's nvme too. Nope. This slot is compatible only with Lenovo's firmware whitelisted WWAN cards or nvme SSD disks 😕
So the only way that this will work is by getting an Oculink adapter for the larger M2 slot where I currently have my SSD, and use a smaller sized 2248 slot SSD (same as Steam Decks) since there is no firmware whitelisting on that slot. This means sacrificing the SSD speeds (2 lanes), and Oculink will have more bandwidth (4 lanes). Starting to think this is not worth it.
Anyway, was a fun experiment.
#thinkpad #t495 #egpu #oculink #ryzen -
As Thinkpad T495 does not have Thunderbolt (because it's AMD Ryzen Zen+) I figured I could add Oculink to the free WWAN M.2 2248 slot to run an external GPU for some gaming and local LLMs.
This slot can be used with nvme SSDs and some people have done so. So I thought I could use an M2 Oculink there as well since it's nvme too. Nope. This slot is compatible only with Lenovo's firmware whitelisted WWAN cards or nvme SSD disks 😕
So the only way that this will work is by getting an Oculink adapter for the larger M2 slot where I currently have my SSD, and use a smaller sized 2248 slot SSD (same as Steam Decks) since there is no firmware whitelisting on that slot. This means sacrificing the SSD speeds (2 lanes), and Oculink will have more bandwidth (4 lanes). Starting to think this is not worth it.
Anyway, was a fun experiment.
#thinkpad #t495 #egpu #oculink #ryzen -
As Thinkpad T495 does not have Thunderbolt (because it's AMD Ryzen Zen+) I figured I could add Oculink to the free WWAN M.2 2248 slot to run an external GPU for some gaming and local LLMs.
This slot can be used with nvme SSDs and some people have done so. So I thought I could use an M2 Oculink there as well since it's nvme too. Nope. This slot is compatible only with Lenovo's firmware whitelisted WWAN cards or nvme SSD disks 😕
So the only way that this will work is by getting an Oculink adapter for the larger M2 slot where I currently have my SSD, and use a smaller sized 2248 slot SSD (same as Steam Decks) since there is no firmware whitelisting on that slot. This means sacrificing the SSD speeds (2 lanes), and Oculink will have more bandwidth (4 lanes). Starting to think this is not worth it.
Anyway, was a fun experiment.
#thinkpad #t495 #egpu #oculink #ryzen -
As Thinkpad T495 does not have Thunderbolt (because it's AMD Ryzen Zen+) I figured I could add Oculink to the free WWAN M.2 2248 slot to run an external GPU for some gaming and local LLMs.
This slot can be used with nvme SSDs and some people have done so. So I thought I could use an M2 Oculink there as well since it's nvme too. Nope. This slot is compatible only with Lenovo's firmware whitelisted WWAN cards or nvme SSD disks 😕
So the only way that this will work is by getting an Oculink adapter for the larger M2 slot where I currently have my SSD, and use a smaller sized 2248 slot SSD (same as Steam Decks) since there is no firmware whitelisting on that slot. This means sacrificing the SSD speeds (2 lanes), and Oculink will have more bandwidth (4 lanes). Starting to think this is not worth it.
Anyway, was a fun experiment.
#thinkpad #t495 #egpu #oculink #ryzen -
As Thinkpad T495 does not have Thunderbolt (because it's AMD Ryzen Zen+) I figured I could add Oculink to the free WWAN M.2 2248 slot to run an external GPU for some gaming and local LLMs.
This slot can be used with nvme SSDs and some people have done so. So I thought I could use an M2 Oculink there as well since it's nvme too. Nope. This slot is compatible only with Lenovo's firmware whitelisted WWAN cards or nvme SSD disks 😕
So the only way that this will work is by getting an Oculink adapter for the larger M2 slot where I currently have my SSD, and use a smaller sized 2248 slot SSD (same as Steam Decks) since there is no firmware whitelisting on that slot. This means sacrificing the SSD speeds (2 lanes), and Oculink will have more bandwidth (4 lanes). Starting to think this is not worth it.
Anyway, was a fun experiment.
#thinkpad #t495 #egpu #oculink #ryzen -
I had bought a T495 second hand from Taitonetti.fi and I thought it didn't have backlight. The trackpoint and the buttons from the trackpad were not working when I got it, so I thought it was not compatible with Linux perhaps. Today I saw a video on how to replace the keyboard and I thought, let me see if there is something wrong with the keyboard. Guess what? The keyboard is working properly, a ribbon cable was not properly inserted. Now fully operational.
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I had bought a T495 second hand from Taitonetti.fi and I thought it didn't have backlight. The trackpoint and the buttons from the trackpad were not working when I got it, so I thought it was not compatible with Linux perhaps. Today I saw a video on how to replace the keyboard and I thought, let me see if there is something wrong with the keyboard. Guess what? The keyboard is working properly, a ribbon cable was not properly inserted. Now fully operational.
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I had bought a T495 second hand from Taitonetti.fi and I thought it didn't have backlight. The trackpoint and the buttons from the trackpad were not working when I got it, so I thought it was not compatible with Linux perhaps. Today I saw a video on how to replace the keyboard and I thought, let me see if there is something wrong with the keyboard. Guess what? The keyboard is working properly, a ribbon cable was not properly inserted. Now fully operational.
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I had bought a T495 second hand from Taitonetti.fi and I thought it didn't have backlight. The trackpoint and the buttons from the trackpad were not working when I got it, so I thought it was not compatible with Linux perhaps. Today I saw a video on how to replace the keyboard and I thought, let me see if there is something wrong with the keyboard. Guess what? The keyboard is working properly, a ribbon cable was not properly inserted. Now fully operational.
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I had bought a T495 second hand from Taitonetti.fi and I thought it didn't have backlight. The trackpoint and the buttons from the trackpad were not working when I got it, so I thought it was not compatible with Linux perhaps. Today I saw a video on how to replace the keyboard and I thought, let me see if there is something wrong with the keyboard. Guess what? The keyboard is working properly, a ribbon cable was not properly inserted. Now fully operational.
