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    *** The Official MSI GE75 Raider Owners and Discussions Lounge ***

    Discussion in 'MSI Reviews & Owners' Lounges' started by Spartan@HIDevolution, Nov 12, 2018.

  1. mediadoctor

    mediadoctor Notebook Guru

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    Can anyone with the 2070 model share the vbios? It can be exported using the button on the right of bios version in GPU-Z

    A GPU-Z screenshot will also be very helpful
     
  2. Quokka

    Quokka Notebook Consultant

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    Yup can confirm also working here, with the same TV. The latest TV firmware update added support for G-Sync, and its working perfectly when connected via HDMI from my laptop.
     
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    etrock Notebook Enthusiast

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    rtx 2070 vbios
    2070.jpg
     

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  4. mynoxe

    mynoxe Newbie

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    To anyone who followed the bios unlock, slope and current tweaks still having frequencies capped at something like 3.3 GHz I just overcome that switching to Turbo profile in Msi Dragon Center and putting 0 (zero offset) for both CPU and RAM.
    I used to have it on ECO mode and that blocked my cpu and gave me EDP other all the time.

    I obtain the lowest (time?) on TS Bench: 55.096 on the 1 thread test with no throttle, 64 deg celsius, almost constant 4.1 GHz with a -20.5 mV.
    If I go lower than -20 (like -40) I get bigger score (time) on the same test for a deg more.

    Ignore if useless, I just wanted to give something back :)

    [EDIT] SpeedShift set to 128, 1 core multiplier set to 41
     
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  5. etrock

    etrock Notebook Enthusiast

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    i have a 55.296, 50'C, stock ghz, -106 mV. with LM
     
  6. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    what bios unlock tweaks? can u explain more plz
     
  7. Orhan Capas

    Orhan Capas Notebook Enthusiast

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    Finally I received Kryonaut and pads. With the help of an experienced friend, repasted cpu, gpu, used 1mm pads on cpu side chips and 0.5mm for vrams. After load test we got a huge improvement on CPU compared to previous situation. I was having 90+ C temp in any game and close to 99 C on heavy load. Now it does not even reach 80 C on full load.
    GPU did not have much problem before but apparently we made a mistake. Temperature shoots up to 90 C when I run any game and get to 95 C in less than a minute. We had removed stock pads on vrm and put 0.5mm new ones instead. My theory is those pads prevent GPU to effectively contact heatsink. Should I try to remove Vram pads and use Kryo only on GPU side?
     
  8. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    dont use thermal pad on vrams it always blocks the contact between the heatsink and gpu surface ... use kryonat on them or any paste u like it will work like charm
     
  9. Orhan Capas

    Orhan Capas Notebook Enthusiast

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    Should I also remove 1mm pads on mosfets from CPU side and Kryo on them. CPU has great performance atm.
     
  10. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    well i did removed them too and just put some extra paste but i think its not necessary ... u should be fine with 1mm
     
  11. Jalen9762

    Jalen9762 Notebook Evangelist

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    I have a spare ge75 charger 280 watt charger DM if interested.
     
  12. Orhan Capas

    Orhan Capas Notebook Enthusiast

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    We did as you said. It is working like a dream now. This much thermal performance difference amazes me, why did msi use such low quality paste for a high end system and beefy cooling
     
  13. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    glad to help mate ... so whats the high temps u get now before and after? .. most of co's trying put standard paste i think its for cutting cost regarding massive production ... that is my guess
     
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    Orhan Capas Notebook Enthusiast

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    Max I am getting is around 80 C now.
     
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  15. Kevin@GenTechPC

    Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative

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    That's pretty dope. :)
     
  16. Acop

    Acop Notebook Enthusiast

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    anyone tried the new bios E17E2IMS.118?
     
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    myxpeakz Notebook Enthusiast

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    up for this!
     
  18. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Can any one for the love of god show me how to stop power limit from throttling via bios tweaks
     
  19. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Omg it worked for me at last... I was so damn frustrated.... Thanks mega zillion billion million times
     
  20. Jalen9762

    Jalen9762 Notebook Evangelist

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    Did anyone try the new Bios?
     
  21. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Yes its safe... Nothing new noticeable.. Go for it
     
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  22. Jalen9762

    Jalen9762 Notebook Evangelist

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    Whats going on why is this thread so dead now?
     
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  23. seanwee

    seanwee Father of laptop shunt modding

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    Corona happened

    In all seriousness though this is what usually happens to threads on notebookreview.

    You got the hype phase when the product is announced at events like computer, the initial review phase, benchmark sharing rave phase, issue troubleshooting phase and then the thread slowly dies down
     
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  24. Porter

    Porter Notebook Virtuoso

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    I'm selling mine so I won't be contributing anymore. The GE75 has been my favorite BGA laptop I've ever had. I love the fan control, the design, the CPU/GPU capabilities but it's time for me to move on, I switch laptops like some people switch face masks.
     
  25. Jalen9762

    Jalen9762 Notebook Evangelist

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    What site are you using to sell it?

    Sent from my LM-V510N using Tapatalk
     
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    Porter Notebook Virtuoso

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    Ebay
     
  27. Kilador

    Kilador Notebook Consultant

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    Why do you sell it?
     
  28. Porter

    Porter Notebook Virtuoso

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    Thin out the herd (of laptops). I kinda had my fun and pushed it and enjoyed it. Like most of my other big laptops after the first few months it never left its perch at my desk setup. I sell them and then buy something new, it's a never ending cycle with me :D
     
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    Spas11 Newbie

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    EDIT** Got in touch with MSI Support, their is no vbios update available for the 8SG.

    Hey guys! So I have a MSI GE75-8SG and was wondering if anyone has an updated vbios. The reason I ask is I have an Oculus Rift S on the way and have read about some pretty common issues regarding random black screens on the Rift S with MSI laptops. Maybe someone with an 8SG and the Rift S can ease my mind on the old vbios! Just trying to be pro-active prior to the Rift S arriving to ensure it works without issue out of the box. Thanks in advance!

    My current vbios is;

    90.04.3B.00.1F
    Build Date: 11/20/18.

    For reference from the Oculus support site:

    If you're experiencing a black screen or compatibility issue with your MSI laptop, try these troubleshooting steps:
    1. Ensure that your graphics card drivers are up-to-date. Instructions for updating your graphics card drivers can be found here.
      • If the newest drivers don't solve the issue, please reach out to the MSI support team to update the VBIOS that enables HDCP on the DisplayPort
     
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  30. Kevin@GenTechPC

    Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative

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    Congrats on your purchase. MSI tech support would provide you that if you reach out to them. They would ask for SN and current VBIOS info in order to provide you with a matching one.
     
  31. Spas11

    Spas11 Newbie

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    Ya I did open a ticket using my registered product was just thinking I could bypass the wait time maybe haha.
     
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  32. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    What is vbios update?
     
  33. Spas11

    Spas11 Newbie

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    bios for the video card
     
  34. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Where i can find it... Nothing shows in official website
     
  35. Spas11

    Spas11 Newbie

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    If you have the GE75-8SG their is no update since launch, talked to MSI support this morning.
     
  36. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    No mine is msi ge75 9sf
     
  37. Spas11

    Spas11 Newbie

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    If one isn’t listed under firmware then their is no update available (as per MSI support).
     
  38. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Got it ty for the info
     
  39. Spas11

    Spas11 Newbie

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    np
     
  40. Action123

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    Did you get your Rift S yet? I am curious how it performs on the GE75 8SG. As I have the same laptop and same vbios. Thanks!
     
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  41. Spas11

    Spas11 Newbie

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    Ya no vbios update exists for our laptop. The Rift S arrives on April 6th so I’ll report back for you on performance. Also got a Valve Index on order but thats 8 weeks out.

    Also after a bunch more research I discovered the MSI laptop and Rift S issues were on older models, we should be ok.
     
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  42. Edwin Jimenez

    Edwin Jimenez Notebook Enthusiast

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    Ok
     
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  43. Edwin Jimenez

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    Ok
     
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  44. Edwin Jimenez

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    Ok
     
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  45. Edwin Jimenez

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    Ok
     
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  46. darsh79n1

    darsh79n1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Try to reset your bios to default and use different usb
     
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  47. Edwin Jimenez

    Edwin Jimenez Notebook Enthusiast

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    how to reset bios to default values?
    I go to the bios of my laptop and I give enter in the option ¨load Optimized Defaults¨

    I noticed that the Intel BIOS Guard support option was disabled

    Thank you
     
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  48. darsh79n1

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    You welcome.. Now try it should work fine
     
  49. Edwin Jimenez

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    Is necesary disabled Intel BIOS Guard support ?
     
  50. Edwin Jimenez

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    I just installed the new BIOS. The laptop is working normal. Keep in mind that if you want to update the BIOS you must disable Intel BIOS Guard Support, otherwise the process will fail
     
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