jason10200

I did not realise that was you, nor did I realise we are of the same nationality also since I'm planning on doing one myself.... is it possible for you to walk me through the necessary steps to get the GPU working? I suppose the unlocked 10U BIOS from that forum works just a driver and vbios mod.... right?

780m is confirmed working on the 1762 http://www.cbber.com/thread-52494-1-1.html chinese link, but I guess you can take it to be working with windows 7 and the vbios as stated on the photo vbios: 80.04.97.00.04, driver version 320.18 however there is no indication showing if gpu boost is working

you should flash the equivalent UEFI bios file into your GT70(50x/70x) if your 1762 comes with the windows 7 BIOS I'd advice you go on the unlocked bios instead(latest 10U) and yes by using that unlocked bios you can somehow set the laptop to boot on UEFI mode(without the interface, sadly) I can confirm this because I installed UEFI win 8 through my Esata SSD enclosure and all works fine(again, no uefi interface)

pau1ow does the 7970m gets detected by gpuz when you tested it on the 1762/16f3? Because if it doesn't it is very likely that the 780M just haven't got the right driver/modded driver from nvidia since it is positively detected (correctly) by GPUz

I see the Gt70 failing to work with the gtx780m, but which bios is the gt70 tested with? because it might be the problem with UEFI firmware or BIOS, also have you tried both windows 7/8 on UEFI/ Legacy BIOS?

Forget about it, it works but at the same time it doesn't work, I am able to install and boot under GPT partition but it doesn't have the UEFI interface, basically just a boot method enabling 128 partitions in one volume, will revert back to mbr boot for now..... until there is a version with proper interface

Hi xonar, I have a question which is bugging me, I am currently running on your custom MS-1762 Bios, and I have realised that it actually give me an option to boot with UEFI. Is this option actually valid for windows 8 UEFI boot installation? Or is it just a hidden feature that doesn't acutally enhance user experience except for making mbr partitons unbootable?