Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #30

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LFP = Local Flat Panel. That is what is set by default for your system, which works as originally configured. If it was incorrect, then it wouldn't work. There is 100's of settings, so the few example areas I showed you may not be what is used, you'd have to dig around and check it all.
+ BIOS controls some of this too at the BIOS settings level - which you can see in AMIBCP @ >> Chipset >> Graphics Configuration >> Settings (And submenu there for LCD) << Here, it's set to 18bit LFP >> Int-LVDS as optimal default. There is EDP A/D as optional choices, but both failsafe/optimal has Int-LVDS set

You're welcome! Sorry I don't have same system and card, or I could sort this out for you while you waited and try 1000 things at once without worry of bricked BIOS

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Thanks. Yes, I know you can recover, but still, I'm sure you don't want to program in 100 different BIOS to test.
Sorry, I know nothing about panels, so spec sheet wont help me on any of this. All I know is the stock settings panel and output wise, for all of this stuff, is what works for your laptop, if you change any of that you loose displays. Few things you can maybe switch around, but there would be no reason for any of that.
What is used on the VX doesn't matter/doesn't apply to your board, it's settings are board specific not card specific. This is settings from board/integrated graphics out to panel, that is all. If you changed panel, then yes, you may need to change some of this, but you are using panel that came with system, so that is not part of the issue here.
Or, are you saying your current panel doesn't work properly with this system as you received it?

I know I mentioned to look at all this, but I'm not so sure now any of it matters, what's really needed is a vBIOS for that card, configured for this model's board.
If you've seen anyone have success wit this card and your exact model system, you should join wherever that is and ask them to dump BIOS region and send to you.

When you tested the BIOS I sent you, did you test all things, boot, BIOS, windows, with all displays (panel, external outputs etc)?

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #32

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Thanks. Yes, I know you can recover, but still, I'm sure you don't want to program in 100 different BIOS to test.
Sorry, I know nothing about panels, so spec sheet wont help me on any of this. All I know is the stock settings panel and output wise, for all of this stuff, is what works for your laptop, if you change any of that you loose displays. Few things you can maybe switch around, but there would be no reason for any of that.
What is used on the VX doesn't matter/doesn't apply to your board, it's settings are board specific not card specific. This is settings from board/integrated graphics out to panel, that is all. If you changed panel, then yes, you may need to change some of this, but you are using panel that came with system, so that is not part of the issue here.
Or, are you saying your current panel doesn't work properly with this system as you received it?

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Please see my edits above. 2 versions does not matter, that's just adding to confusion for no reason.
I'm sure there is a routine in vBIOS/GOP or BIOS that detects what is connected, that would be how one BIOS works for both panels if same exact BIOS used for both systems.
Doesn't matter though, your panel works as connected, with settings as they are, so changing video card would not require changing anything in regards to this as outputs, connections to display all remain same... unless you changed the way the panel connected to the board, or if you wanted to switch/disable some output.

BIOS settings also control but many are set to vBIOS defaults, so you have to look at that too when you are trying to consider why a setting is what it is. No, you can't read on live system, what you see set is what is used so would = same
You need to look at the stuff in BIOS, and then Install Intel BMP, download the BSF/Dat packages, and look at the GOP VBT and see all the plethora of settings.
It would make things more confusing, but at least that way maybe you could better see what is being used at a default level vs me trying to tell you bits and pieces here and there, and showing you small sample of 100's of settings.

Dumping vars/BIOS has nothing to do with this, same BIOS/vars etc all used with any card you stick in there.

What should work here, is me getting you flashed over to a properly ported VX BIOS.
How different are the systems? Do you know if same motherboard is used? Same external outputs? Same chipset? What CPU's used in each? How far apart are they in launch dates?

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #34

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Please see my edits above. 2 versions does not matter, that's just adding to confusion for no reason.
I'm sure there is a routine in vBIOS/GOP or BIOS that detects what is connected, that would be how one BIOS works for both panels if same exact BIOS used for both systems.
Doesn't matter though, your panel works as connected, with settings as they are, so changing video card would not require changing anything in regards to this as outputs, connections to display all remain same... unless you changed the way the panel connected to the board, or if you wanted to switch/disable some output.

BIOS settings also control but many are set to vBIOS defaults, so you have to look at that too when you are trying to consider why a setting is what it is. No, you can't read on live system, what you see set is what is used so would = same
You need to look at the stuff in BIOS, and then Install Intel BMP, download the BSF/Dat packages, and look at the GOP VBT and see all the plethora of settings.
It would make things more confusing, but at least that way maybe you could better see what is being used at a default level vs me trying to tell you bits and pieces here and there, and showing you small sample of 100's of settings.

Dumping vars/BIOS has nothing to do with this, same BIOS/vars etc all used with any card you stick in there.

What should work here, is me getting you flashed over to a properly ported VX BIOS.
How different are the systems? Do you know if same motherboard is used? Same external outputs? Same chipset? What CPU's used in each? How far apart are they in launch dates?

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If that BIOS works on your system, and you don't get any display out to any ports, then the graphics card may be faulty. I was wondering if maybe that is the case from the test BIOS I sent you too, now your comment above really makes me wonder.
How do you know it works, just because the seller said it does, or have you personally seen it running on a system since you've obtained it?

My original bios, with the gpu bios module replaced with mmtools, I get external graphics. I can install the Nvidia drivers and Benhmark it as well. So it doesn’t seem broken. Plus the fact that people who tried the same and also have the 3D screen are all having the same issue.

Ahh!! Seems I forgot you mention that maybe? But, that is probably what made me start discussing the vBIOS/GOP, since those are what controls which displays get what output in what scenarios. So, back to that!
And, with the two BIOS I sent you, you don't get any external graphics? Correct? What port/connector type is your "external' graphics you mention at this time? If more than one port tell me both

Also, during that time, can you see the Intel GPU as if it's connected/enabled too, or can you not tell? I was thinking maybe at external monitor, maybe in those scenarios only NVIDIA is used?

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #38

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Ahh!! Seems I forgot you mention that maybe? But, that is probably what made me start discussing the vBIOS/GOP, since those are what controls which displays get what output in what scenarios. So, back to that!
And, with the two BIOS I sent you, you don't get any external graphics? Correct? What port/connector type is your "external' graphics you mention at this time? If more than one port tell me both

Also, during that time, can you see the Intel GPU as if it's connected/enabled too, or can you not tell? I was thinking maybe at external monitor, maybe in those scenarios only NVIDIA is used?

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So, both my BIOS, nothing, on any ports, external or internal? If you are not sure, please test, both BIOS, all ports. And then same for your BIOS mod, all ports too.

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #40

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So, both my BIOS, nothing, on any ports, external or internal? If you are not sure, please test, both BIOS, all ports. And then same for your BIOS mod, all ports too.

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OK< thanks. Please check with your BIOS when you have time, all the ports and then let me know. In the BIOS I made, I didn't change anything to match your current vBIOS/GOP settings, left all settings as they were and transferred, needed to see if anything worked as-is.
Now we know, something in there needs changed settings-wise, since you left these (original) modules in place in your edit and only swapped out the Nvidia one.
So, either those need changes to match your current ones, or something in your current ones needs changed too, to work properly with this card (probably the former would be best since those already known to be compatible)

Well,

I'm at work right now. So I can only test this evening.

What would you like me to test?
My bios with changed module works at least for the external hdmi, external mini-dp I did not test. Internal edp doesn't work.

Found an older screenshot of mine, with the gtx 660m installed, the igp doesn't show up in windows either.

Whenever you have time. I just wanted to know as mentioned above, what all connections work and don't work with your mod BIOS, so I guess only mini-dp left to test.
Original IGP would only "Show Up" once you installed it's driver, without that it would appear as generic Microsoft device or yellow bang, but would be in use still (if disabled = no display)

It doesn’t show up anywhere. Nor do I have any hardware with exclamation mark or missing driver.

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https://www.techinferno.com/index.php?/f...ocking/&page=16 :

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Posted July 1, 2013
ckegman said:
Hey everyone,
Does This mod get you access to turning on or off the intel hd 4000 igp? I need to run internal graphics till solution for 660m os x.

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In our laptop can not turn on the integrated intel video. In no way. She turned off tightly.

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https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/asus-...d.63976/page-12 :

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#118
St3f said:
hello , new guy here

1) may i ask what is the problem preventing good hackintosh install on g75vw ? (grahpic drivers ??)
2) what is the chance of getting it fixed ? (an update on OS/drivers maybe ??)
3) an if everything goes well , will we see any detailed tutorial about it?

thnx :D

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The main problem is the nvida, there is an intel hd 4000 that is disabled and cant be enabled in bios.... Asus idiots. The chance? Well alienwere and dell laptops work only we (asus) and lenovo? Cant get it to work.....:(

Im gonna search for a moded bios for my g55 to enable the intel hd 4000 and be done with it, the 4000 works natevly.
Wifi is not supported, gona buy a dongle these days... And. My via audio got discovered buy voodoohda and everything works (mic, sound) it is loud and clear like in windows:))

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https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.ph...vw-igp&langid=7:

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First i want to say hi to all ROGers.
Now back to my question, it is posible to software enable the cpu gpu? and use the Virtu MVP software to get some extra juice of the notebook?
If not, do you guys think ASUS should release a bios update for this?

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This has been asked and answered a few times. No it will never work. Asus left out key hardware that the igp uses to cut back on manufacturing cost. This is because those buying a G75 and G55 are buying them to use as desktops if they wanted battery life and portability they would of never looked at the G75 and got a system that's similar in specs but way thinner with way more battery life.

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