klarghmon, how you saved the 214 BIOS. you just edited the settings to enabled and saved it by hitting "save" button or "save as" button.
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so... with any of the prev. custom bios downloads...
which one has the 6gbps mod & everything else default? i;'m on the 6gbps & 1gb IGP one right now, but would rather go back to just the SATA III 6gbps by itself since the IGP mod doesn't do anything worthwhile. -
Thing is that both bios has PSPP on performance instead of power-saving. I'm not entirely sure on the difference in battery consumption between the two. They both also have fixed mode available.
If you want just SATA III 6gbps (no fixed mode, pspp on default power-saving, IGP on auto size) you can eiter use AMIBCP and alter just SATA6 AHCI support and SATA MAXGEN2 CAP OPTION to the correct values as mentioned before or let me know and I can make a bios file for you.
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Hi everyone, I want to show you a problem that happened to me:
I bought a ASUS K32TA BBR6 Quad core 2.3Ghz 4g ram with AMD Radeon 6720G2 (6650M 1GB DDR3 and 6520).
I installed Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bits and then Ubuntu 12.4. After that, I started to install the drivers for windows 7( I downloaded from ASUSTeK, choosing the exact model) when I install the AMD chipset driver and reboot, a "crash dump" appear(a blue screen that say "crash dump"). I cannot remember exactly what it said because few seconds then the computer automatically reboot. Then I downloaded the latest drivers from AMD and installed it, same crush. Finally I downloaded an older driver from ASUSTeK (Versión V8.861.0.0000 -- 2011.06.28 ). Now the computer is usable but when I start Crysis 2 appear other crush dump :"IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL". And when I choose "Video settings (high-performance graphics)" from AMD VISION Engine Control Center appear another crush dump: "MEMORY_MANAGEMENT".
I've read the forum and my BIOS version is 203(that shows CPU-Z)
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Just a reminder, use BIOS build in flash tool, windows flashing is not trust-worthy ~~.
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Alright well beside all of this BIOS jargon, I got my HDD optical bay today! Thought it was going to arrive after the second SSD, but it's here before the SSD yay!
Anyway, I stuck the OEM Seagate 500gb in it & it says 3gbps but it's labeled a generation 2 device, so I'm going to put the M4 SSD I already have in it & see what numbers it gives.. Hopefully it'll boot up that way...
EDIT: WE HAVE BOOT! (obviously)
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okay, we have SATA III speeds in the optical bay! woo! now I just need that second m4 to arrive.. & the keyboard, b/g/n BT 4.0 card... & I think that's it...
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Our card reader supports SDXC right? Going to get an SDXC card but would like to know ahead of time if I need to get a USB card reader too.
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Anyone know where to find the full list of stock clock settings for the A8-3550MX?
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optical bay or replace the hdd for a solid state, which is better for performance?
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Just have to use the modded bios to get the full SATA III speeds. I saw higher speeds in the optical bay but had only one ran the one 1000 speed test 1 time vs running each 5 times like I did when I first popped the SSD into the main bay.
So with the modded bios ~ 460mbps read / 240mbps write average
the HDD in optical gave me ~ 50 read / 30 write (or more or less)
I have waaay to many games & a giant gaming backlog, so two SSDs are a must for me vs SSD + HDD. Plus I still need room for Adobe & the likes.
The best part is if I upgrade my laptop in the next 2 years, I'm hoping these SSDs will still be up to par LOL & I'll just pop them in w/e comes next. -
I'd really appreciate it if you could make a 214 SATA III 6gbps with fixed mode please.
I don't understand what fixed mode or PSPP mean anyway =S
EDIT: did some googling since the search function on here hasn't been working (didn't try it today, though...)
So fixed mode is for the OpenGL games.....I'm not sure which games those are, but maybe fixed mode is something I should hold onto... gonna check into PSPP next..
BTW, here's the caddy I ordered: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XIU4T2/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
it obviously works great! I took the faceplate off of the optical drive & stuck it on this thing hehehe. The caddy comes with it's faceplate off, so I stuck that faceplate onto the optical drive so I can still use it if I need to install or burn discs.
FINAL EDIT: ok, so through my research......
SATA III 6bps is amazing
Fixed mode is good
PSPP is pointless
1GP force is pointless
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Download K43TA214.SATA6.PXfixed.zip from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way
Downloaded and tested it on my own K53TA-BBR6 myself to double check that it works. Though, as with anything bios related, a cautious YMMV applies.
List of OpenGL programs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia for the list of OpenGL games or applications.
And just in case you missed it, http://forum.notebookreview.com/asus/601808-k53ta-best-deal-ever-could-271.html#post8386767 has the summary of fixed mode switchable graphics and any bugs related to it (such as system hang when shutting down / restarting with 12.1 drivers after switching or the power saving gpu bug). -
Looking at that list.. fixed mode is of no use to me =S
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ok that's my ssd
OCZ Agility 3 SATA III 2.5" SSD - OCZ
I Just did the bios mod for SATA III 6gbps and here's my result
that one was without the mod
this one with the mod
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Hey guys i would like to buy a 90g or 128g SSD for the k53ta. Im having a hard time picking out a quality brand. What is a better brand a bit on the cheaper side if possiable.
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Hello Guys!
I have a little a problem. Today my K53TA-SX149D freezed two times. The first is at 6 o'clok, the second is at 9 o'clock. The screen freezed, and the hifi made a weird sound. Anyone knows what can be the problem? I buyed the laptop in january. I don't use overclock, so i don't know what is that. -
Also, is there a waywhen i get my ssd to drag what i have on my regular stock hard drive over to the ssd? I'm talking about all my programs, windows, games... and also for it to boot only off the ssd as it will be the only hard drive in there.
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Just picked up a Crucial 128GB m4 SSD, going to give it a try here today.
Do I need to mod the bios in anyway, planning on just replacing this with the old HDD and using my recovery discs I made when I bought the computer for a fresh new install.
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I'm running the most current stock Asus bios 214 -
http://forum.notebookreview.com/asus/601808-k53ta-best-deal-ever-could-341.html#post8609499 -
ok I'm up and running on my sdd, already it seems faster. boot up is remarkably faster. looking forward to playing with this tonight. oh yeah
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okay couldn't find any sata speed settings in my 214 bios, do I have to go back to 212 then?
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also using HWiNFO64 it shows my cores are all locked together and that there pinned at 2.3ghz is thaty right?
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I haven't looked at 214 at all, so I do not know if the setting exists in 214 as it does in 212. But just edit the shortcut for winflash and add /nodate after the target and then you should be able to downgrade the bios -
how would you change the settings in the actual bios or is there an editable file I can execute
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now go under the noname folder -> the 2nd main -> click on subfolder
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awesome I will give it a go, thanx bro
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bad news 214 is disabled for SATA 6 AHCI Support
SATA MAXGEN2 CAP OPTION Enabled
Is it really worth going to the SATA 6? I saw one person post results that looked great but what is the consensus ?
which bios should I use?
- K43TA.SATA6.PXfixed.212
- K43TA.SATA6.6520G_1GB.PXfixed.212
so I just run winflash with one of the above files and put /nodate after the shortcut...?
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Create a shortcut for winflash, right click on it, and go to properties. At the end of the target path add /nodate -- as in
"C:\Program Files (x86)\ASUS\WinFlash\WinFlash.exe" /nodate
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Anyone wanna shoot me an offer on my K53ta?
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Thank you Dr Snag going to try this out here soon...
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def feels like the sata 6 kicked in after the bios mod, thanks guys for all your help
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did you guys figured a way to play with the fan speed in bios? i've take a look and didnt find anything about that but it can be me
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Guys.... look at this... it's only $380 & it's new.. same specs except a 3420m 1.5ghz vs our 3400m 1.4ghz!
Newegg.com - ASUS A53Z-ES61 Notebook AMD A-Series A6-3420M(1.5GHz) 15.6" 4GB Memory DDR3 500GB HDD 5400rpm DVD±R/RW AMD Radeon HD 6520G
Here's the SD model on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-A53Z-E...B00713DPNI
I can't find any difference except that it has a better processor....
EDIT: NEVERMIND... looks like it might not have a dedicated card....
"Graphics
GPU/VPU
AMD Radeon HD 6520G
Graphic Type
Integrated Card"
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what are the advantages of running this new modded 214 bios?
K53TA.. The best deal ever... could be!
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