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Hi Prema thank you for your suggestions, all of which unfortunately don't work for me; I left the notebook running for over an hr and no change from the splash screen.

Currently waiting to hear back from my retailer and if I can't get warranty repair done, I'll be sending my card to svl7, thank goodness he has a way to unbrick. I'm hoping it's just the bad vbios and nothing else..

For those who plan to flash, be sure to double triple check your bios being up to date and having the right vbios to flash!

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I think i flashed the incorrect vbios for my clevo 150em. I am stuck at this screen and can't get into BIOs at all... any solutions for this or am i screwed?

Hi guys,

I'm pretty sure i messed up somewhere while flashing a vbios for my 680M. I flashed Clevo 680m - 80.04.33.00.10_'OCedition'_revised_01 - OV 1025v kindly posted from svl7 and followed the directions to flash according to svl7's thread. Upon rebooting i was stuck with this screen and i can't get out of it! I've tried following the bios recovery on Prema's website and that did nothing, removing the cmos battery still gave me the same screen and holding fn+B while turning the system on did nothing as well. Any other ideas? Thank you in advanced.

That is unusual. I agree with Khenglish that you might have an uneven heatsink. You should check with your laptop vendor in case it could be faulty hardware.

What about on stock clocks? If you could afford to repaste definitely should, and check to see if there were any air bubbles accidentally formed - that would screw with the thermal performance.

Hey guys I have a P170EM with the 4gb gtx 680, 16gb ram and 3840qm. and I've never done this before anyone mind giving me some help? my brick says 100-240AC input so is that okay? Thanks.

There's a guide right here: http://forum.techinferno.com/general-notebook-discussions/2166-%5Bguide%5D-nvidia-vbios-flashing.html

I have an extra Arma 3 lite key as well to give away, add me on steam - fooliecoolie

Do you have an aftermarket thermal paste on? I'd consider repasting with icd7. I had similar temps to you and after repasting my temps dropped quite significantly, like around 67c on full load.