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ikith

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  1. Have you checked to see if the cards model number denotes that its G-Sync compatible?

     

    Also is the panel G-Sync compatible?

     

    I did scan this post as it is a pretty big wall but in your last section you connected the 15 inch, g-sync came up but when connecting the 17 inch it did not...? Sounds like the 17 inch panel unless I missed something?

     

    Ikith

  2. If you followed the instructions and prepared the mod with your backup then everything should work fine.

    I actually followed step by step but when I rebooted I went in to the BIOS changed it back to RAID from AHCI (Which it reset to), then when booting one of the drives had switched to non member disk and I couldn't rejoin it to the RAID so I had lost my data including my backup :<, it's all good now though I just flashed over the mod using winflash with -nodate.

  3. I added the a modified version of v223 to the corresponding thread.

    If anyone wants or needs to downgrade let me know to which version. However looking at the change log which Asus provides I'm inclined to say that the latest BIOS is the best choice (unless you have some serious issues which don't appear with an older version).

    I flashed your modified BIOS but I'm having issues and need to revert and RMA the laptop. I lost my backup that I had when I flashed to your modified BIOS because it killed the raid I had.

    Nevermind I was able to downgrade to v223 no problem and that fixed my issue, just a note with your mod Ubuntu Live cd and Gparted live cd will not boot at all, it gets to grub but once you select your option the screen goes black.

  4. Depends on your location, for latin america you could try mercado libre or at any distributor at your local city. Whats the country you wish to send it? maybe a simple google search with the name of the device and your country could bring something up

    I looked at google for the drive that this person is buying but I'm really skeptic to buy without knowing for sure that it will fit and work. I'm also in the US.

  5. So I followed instructions to the dot, go in to bios nothing has changed, tried to boot can't boot check bios settings it set it back to ahci, set it to raid and one of my disks is not a member disk, can't recover raid or re add the other disk to the raid.

    svl I am reinstalling windows as we speak, any reason why the flash didn't take?

    Edit: I spoke too soon, the BIOS did take however I am still missing UEFI options, is this normal or should I have gotten then back when installing your bios mod?

  6. So I've posted on a couple of other forums and have gotten a generic "If you don't know what you are doing, don't install a new OS". However I am an IT technician and since this whole secureboot thing is brand freaking new, trying to research it is a pain.

    So I come here hoping for better answers.

    My question:

    I have a G75VW laptop, I have installed Windows 8 however when checking if its secure boot via powershell I get:

    Get-SecureBootPolicy : Secure Boot policy is not enabled on this machine.

    This laptop came preinstalled with Windows 7, and used to have a UEFI option in the BIOS but was removed in a BIOS update.

    Does the G75VW support secure boot, if so how do I enable it in my current install of Windows 8, if that is impossible how would I go about reinstalling and enabling secureboot?

  7. So now it's imposible under embedded tool, and with winflash it's too risky? Understood properly?

    Yes, it is impossible via the bios because it rejects the datecode saying it is too early, and winflash throws you in to a loop where it keeps trying to verify the bios but cannot so it reflashed then tries to verify which it can't so it reflashes and so on, that is about timing because if you don't catch it while its trying to verify, and catch it while its erasing you will screw yourself and HAVE to RMA.

  8. You don't want to skip verification... if it comes up with an error and you don't know it and reboot... then you got a problem.

    The best way to flash a stock bios on the Asus machine is the built-in easyFlash stuff, you can access it from the bios.

    No I'm not saying its bad that it verifies I'm saying its bad that it gets stuck in a look like it does if it can't verify, it would be nice if it flashed it, failed verification tried again and at that point if it failed it would fall back to the bios that was originally written.

    Also, svl7 that is part of the problem I'm having, the ezflash is saying the datecode is too old and not letting me flash, which is why I'm trying to get it to force flash an older BIOS.

  9. Anyone else other than myself on this forum either buy in to the beta, get invited by a friend or get invited by Red 5?

    I am loving this game so far, I have never enjoyed a first person shooter/mmo as much as this game.

    Anyone else out there enjoying the game?

  10. I'm in the market for a replacement trackball, I notice a lot of gaming mice are the standard "Mouse", I was curious if anyone knows of any "Gaming Trackballs"?

    Wireless is a plus but not required. I'm really just looking for something that is good quality, will last me a long time, is comfortable, and the right mouse button won't go out while playing Firefall.

    Thanks.

  11. Hello folks,

    First post here,

    I did a search and couldn't find anything about this, I recently had to RMA my ASUS G75VW and got it back with BIOS version 222 (I sent it in with 207) well my Windows 8 install that I had on a different drive will no longer boot (I assume its because UEFI options are completely missing now), when I try to go in to EZ Flash and flash 207 or 210, I get "Build date is too old", is there any way to force it to flash or am I SOL and going to have to reinstall Windows 8?

    I appreciate the help (Google and searching here I couldn't find anything)

    Ikith

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