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    Anyone with a CERO ISSUES G73SW

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by HavokD, Apr 17, 2012.

  1. HavokD

    HavokD Notebook Guru

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    Could you please do me the following favors?? I know they will be time consuming but if you could help me I'm sure you would also help lots of other people!

    a) Take screenshots of your device manager showing the devices you have installed.

    b) Tell us what ATK Package version you have installed.

    c) Your Bios version.

    d) What nVidia drivers are you using, and what do you have installed (PhysX, HD Audio, 3D Vision).

    e) Realtek Audio drivers version

    f) What Network Adapter does your laptop have, and current version

    g) PCIe Drivers version (The Realtek ones)


    Thank you all in advance!!!
     
    HavokD, Apr 17, 2012
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  2. apachehavok

    apachehavok Notebook Evangelist

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    Hmm I have a zero issue g73JH. I got lucky I guess. even before the Vbios update I never got a single gsod or anything

    Thing works like a charm. 2 hours of battlefiled and left on all night downloading something. Then watched a movie on battery. No issues what so ever. But then again its a JH. What issues are you having?
     
    apachehavok, Apr 20, 2012
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  3. HavokD

    HavokD Notebook Guru

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    Well, all my issues "seem" resolved for today. Three reboots, and a lot of gaming done and no issues at all. I will check for a week tho. What I did:

    Turn Powermizer Off. This resolved the constant screen flickering when clocks changed in my gpu. But now I would get sudden reboots while gaming. So what I did was open MSI Afterburner and downclock my card a little bit, around 25 Mhz in core and shaders, but I had to downclock my memory clocks a bit more. This just did the trick.
     
    HavokD, Apr 21, 2012
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