Shoco

You don't need a custom bios to be able to go beyond +135 mhz, you can use nvidia inspector to do it.

Personally I use EVGA Precision to set a target framerate, my pc isn't that powerful to I aim at something like 35 fps max and from there max out the graphics as much as possible.

Limiting the fps, like it's been said, is a very good way of getting a smoother gaming experience, avoiding jumping from very high to very low fps, and preserving your hardware.

A smaller screen means you need a lower resolution to achieve a satisfactory clarity, which means better performance.

Typically 1600x900 is good enough for a 15" or lower, whereas on a 17" you'd really want 1080p.

which is the best way to update the bios?

Personally I never had issues using the winflash tool for installing official bios, I don't know about unlocked bios though.

By the way, if you happen to read this R1GG5, could you be so kind as to PM me the unlocked version of the bios 210 for the G46VW please?

Hi, there's already a tutorial about it here: http://forum.techinferno.com/asus-gaming-notebook-forum/2538-%5Bg75vw%5D-modified-bios-vbios-higher-overclocking.html