jafar

15 hours ago, MachOne said:

Thanks for your answer 

 

Mine

https://ibb.co/kXr4Lz8

 

my son

https://ibb.co/rZkk1kV

 

Edit:

 

ok so don't work 

 

https://prnt.sc/srlvxe

There's a difference on Bus Interface but I don't understand this. Your GPU showing x16 1.1 instead of 3.0 not like your son's GPU.

If they are completely the same laptop, try to equalize the laptop driver to the latest version for PCIe driver, GPU, Bios, etc. Then flash it again.

On 5/15/2020 at 10:34 PM, Klem said:

 

This is a link where you can download some stock vbios for K3000M:

https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/?architecture=Uploads&manufacturer=&model=Quadro+K3000M&version=&interface=&memType=&memSize=&since=

 

 

Yes, I think in your case it's hardware problem.

Hi Klem

I just wanna say thank you to you and to whom made this K3000M modded vbios. I've just realised that I got promoted then I try this modded vbios and it works perfectly.

Screenshots

Before

After

12 hours ago, MachOne said:

Thank you for this answer, actually I just saved this vbios via GPU-Z, good I hesitate to flash, that brings me this VBIOS concretely because I never cared about a possible overclock on my machine,

 

however I have noticed a difference in performance between my machine and that of my son so my question is, does a vbios already unlock this graphics card? which will explain these differences, thank you for all these answers in any case, this forum is great for your responsiveness.

 

I will not go blind, I would like to have your confirmation for a flash without risk, thank you

I think the modded vbios here have increased the base clock speed slightly for stability and better performance. That's why you notice a difference gaming performance in between your Alienware.

It could be possible to overclock, just check it using NvidiaInspector or MSI Afterburner to see how many MHz that you can increase.

So if you have decided to flash it, don't forget to save the original vbios from your son's Alienware. There's always a risk by doing this. Do not reboot if you failed to flash the modded vbios, just flash it again until success or flash it with original vbios.

Good luck

28 minutes ago, MachOne said:

Hello everyone, a few years ago I bought an Alienware 17 r2 with an Intel i7 4710mq processor and an Nvidia 860m (kepler) graphics card

 

When the PC started up I got the message "mod by svl7 Tech | Inferno version 00 04 f8 00 1C

 

I specify that I bought it like that

 

I imagine that it is thanks to this vbios mod that I can play GTA online almost in optimal quality.

 

Subsequently I bought the same Alienware to my son but he does not have vbios mod so he does not play GTA (or other games) with the same performances.

 

My question is, what are the conditions to be fulfilled to access a mod vbios? if i have to answer some questions, read the charter, donate to the author, use an eeprom reader? or else can have flash via DOS? thank you to everyone who will answer me.

Hi

You can try to export the modded bios from your previous Alienware using GPU-Z then flash it on your son's Alienware with NVFlash

19 minutes ago, Klem said:

 

This is a link where you can download some stock vbios for K3000M:

https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/?architecture=Uploads&manufacturer=&model=Quadro+K3000M&version=&interface=&memType=&memSize=&since=

 

 

Yes, I think in your case it's hardware problem.

Thank you.

Please let me know when I get promoted because I would like to try the mod version too.

On 5/13/2020 at 5:43 PM, Klem said:

 

1. Completely uninstall MSI Afterburner with all settings. Reboot laptop.

2. Search in Google and download DDU utility. Run it and completely uninstall all Nvidia drivers (in Safe Mode). Reboot laptop.

3. Download and install new Nvidia drivers with enabled option "Clean Install".

 

Then run any 3D load in window mode, and in same time run Nvidia Inspector utility, and check if you core and memory clock will increase.

I've done several times with DDU and new clean install Nvidia drivers, reinstall windows 10, and then now I'm in windows 7 it still doesn't work. But there is little difference, in Win7 NVCP comes up with 4 options and have more power option while there are only 3D setting and Balanced power option in Win 10.
I've also tried to create a profile with Nvidia PowerMizer in both OS  set to max performance, it should be set the P-state to (P0) isn't it? but Nvidia Inspector keeps showing P8 state with stuck 0% load and FPS still low. When I reset the profile, Nvidia Inspector back to normal.

Conclusion
Everything I do, the GPU profile always set to idle (P8) and I can't force the profile to P0 state which is for high performance.

Klem, do you have original K3000M bios?

This https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1058561-simple-tutorial-ish-for-kepler-and-probably-maxwell-ii-bios-tweaker/ method also didn't work

2 minutes ago, jafar said:

I've tried your suggestion above correctly but the results are same. 

could it be hardware issue?

I think the Boimetric and Sensor have problem too, even I've installed the driver correctly.

2 hours ago, Klem said:

 

1. Completely uninstall MSI Afterburner with all settings. Reboot laptop.

2. Search in Google and download DDU utility. Run it and completely uninstall all Nvidia drivers (in Safe Mode). Reboot laptop.

3. Download and install new Nvidia drivers with enabled option "Clean Install".

 

Then run any 3D load in window mode, and in same time run Nvidia Inspector utility, and check if you core and memory clock will increase.

I've tried your suggestion above correctly but the results are same. 

2 hours ago, Klem said:

Hi!

Try run any 3D load in window mode, and simultaneously run Nvidia Inspector utility, and check if you core and memory clock will increase.

Here's the test, I only get 7 - 21 fps when playing House flipper and the GPU loads to 99% without any clock speed increasing.

If it was underclocked, so all this time I've never felt the default performance from this GPU lol.

What should I do?

Need help
I think there's problem with my original K3000M gpu, it seems unusual because it shows that gpu clock is 654MHz but it's actually locked at 135MHz and also with memory clock is locked at 324MHz. Using MSI Afterburner to increase gpu clock +135 is useless.

Does it happen to your default K3000M?
Can vBios mods fix this?

Thank you