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    Intel XTU can't run

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Mobius 1, Aug 21, 2012.

  1. Mobius 1

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    Tried latest version, reinstalled multiple times (uninstalled w/ revo).

    Does anybody know what's wrong? It takes a really long time to open the main window just to get this popup that blocks access with the main window (which if I click, closes the XTU process)


    Laptop is a N43SM on v209 ASUS official BIOS, HM65 chipset




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    Just wondering, how did you get yours to work. Just install it right away?
     
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    Yeah, just like that

    John.

     
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    HM65 chipset doesn't support XTU, but HM67/HM76/HM77 do.

    Edit: I just checked K43SM's BIOS downloaded from ASUS site, the "Performance Tuning" module inside the BIOS is missing and you need that to activate XTU as well.
     
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    Hmm, so if I flash a modded BIOS w/ the performance tuning module inserted. Will XTU work?
     
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    No, because HM65 doesn't support XTU. Unless you remove HM65 chip and solder an HM67 chip onto it.
     
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    Ahh, bummer. Thanks for the help anyways :)