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Klem

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  1. For nearly 100 views of this topic, but no reviews or reply. For example:

    1. Wow, great! Significantly increased smoothness in games, increased brightness, etc.

    or

    2. I do not succeed, they can put a maximum of 85 Hz. I do not understand how to do the right thing. Help!

    But there is nothing, silence ...

    Only one man has written some garbage, like 100 years ago someone tried to change the speed of the engine the world's first tractor..., etc. :)

  2. For All!

    Important!

    In the BIOS of our laptop placed 8 videobioses. 4 for GTX660M and 4 for GTX670M. 4 Legacy and 4 uefi. For different ID board videocard. In the BIOS Mod.223 from the first post, svl7 overclocked only 2 videobioses. One for some id board GTX660M and one for some id board GTX670M. Overclock in Mod.223 only for some users. For GTX670M: if last digit number yours videobios 19 - you lucky boy. If last digit number yours videobios 1B - you do not have overclock. Number yours videobios you can see by GPU-Z. Unlock for menu options in bios setup - for all.

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  3. Today I finished modifying the BIOS for G75VW overvolting GTX670M in our notebook. I increased voltage on the GPU in the P0 profile (Turbo Boost) at 0.02 V. GPU once easily overclocking over 870! On the 881 appeared some small artifacts in the form of multiplecolored dots. Fell back to 860, and ran 3DMark 2011 at 1 hour the cycle. Everything is fine! There are no artifacts, and temperature on the GPU is not rise above 80 degrees. Results 3DMark 2011:

    GPU at 870 - 4239 with no artifacts!

    GPU at 860 - 4190 with no artifacts! Stable run 1 hour 3DMark2011. The maximum temperature on GPU - 80 degrees.

    Now i think flash in the BIOS 850/1800(900), and so stop in this.

    I made this overvolting ​​specially only for P0 status (Turbo Boost). In other states (2D,Video,...) video card running at its standard voltages and frequencies, changing them in their own table.post-11295-14494994902216_thumb.png

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  4. guido7142

    Do not listen to what all tell you everything.

    svl7 says the right things, we have one chip 8MB, it programmatically divided into several areas, one of them bios 6MB, in the second area ME 1.5 MB and several small under some other programs. The fact that you sent, it is part of the BIOS. Why? Perhaps what yours guys did wrong reading chip. I do not understand, why you do not want to give the laptop to an authorized service center Asus, where you just for the money replace or completely flash all chip.

  5. guido7142

    The most correct method. Always works. Put the fie G75VWAS.223 befor rename it to G75VW.bin directly to the disk C:\ Then, the procedure is the one with which I have already described in this thread(Ctrl+Home). Think of what drives with Windows and put it in his base file G75VW.bin If you do not remember, put on both drives. Since the laptop you have a brick, pull out discs and plug it into another computer via SATA or USB adapter.

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