No one can know for sure until they are released.
However, it is highly unlikely that the 1160 will have similar performance to the 1070, and virtually no chance that it will be close to the performance of the 1080.
There is no current basis to believe the heat generated by next gen NVIDIA GPU’s will be greater than the current gen.
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Unfortunately, it is difficult to predict the future based on history. Pascal broke that mold when the 1060 outperformed the 980M.
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The pricing and power consumption was very odd last move. The 1060 in price/power took over the role of the 970m.
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But in my case 1060 proved to be hotter than OC Prema 980m. On P775DM1 980m was quieter.
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well heres to hoping that the new GPUs wont require different sizes and only a change of heatsink. Even then going by the price of current gen, its still way more expensive then a desktop card.
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Any news on your RMA machine mate?
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You'd have to compare like for like game performance and wall power consumption (the core is a little more dense) to get an idea.
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Nothing from my last updated.
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Update: HIDevolution has gotten back my system from Clevo(i presume), they are doing testing to see if everything works fine.
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Another update: the Wi-Fi issues with the Killer 1550 from what i understand from HIDevolution, was due to BIOS. An updated BIOS has solved the problem from what I've been told. It seems my system is going well and working.
Now I'm just trying to figure out why my CPU died in the first place, I did nothing that would kill it. Could it be faulty PSU?Last edited: Jul 25, 2018GMLP likes this. -
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Without looking at the board it would be hard to say.
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The only only thing that died was the CPU, they didn't change the motherboard.
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@m4gg0t, you have a wifi issue with PremaBIOS?
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Not something I've heard of or experienced.
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@Donald@HIDevolution Do I need to contact Tech Support to get this BIOS Update Donald? Having same Wifi problem as him.
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yrekabakery Notebook Virtuoso
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No Wifi after wake from sleep. Only a full restart will restore Wifi. No manners of driver update or Power management settings can fix it.yrekabakery likes this.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
You would contact support for a BIOS yes.
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I would try to, but I'm also not sure. What I've been told it was a BIOS issue.
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No WiFi on wake after the system has been to sleep, only a full shutdown and turn on would WiFi return.
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i think its an issue with the airport driver. its also completely random as sometimes i can wake it from sleep and wifi will be working. i'm having it happen to me as well. it didn't start until after the winblows spring downgrade (update).
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Donald@Paladin44 Retired
When having any issues, contacting Tech Support is usually the best option...and it is easy.
For Australian customers:
If you should ever need tech support or warranty service, please understand that I am not a technician, so it would be better to contact our Tech Support Team by phone at our Australian local phone 02 8015-5048 Ext. 3, between 4:00 PM and Midnight GMT, Monday through Friday, by email at [email protected], or by Online Support Ticket at http://www.hidevolution.com/contacts/ (in the department dropdown menu select Zoltan S - Tech Support). Please let me know if they don’t resolve your issue.Papusan likes this. -
@Prema I should have a P775TM-G arriving on Tuesday, I was wondering what the process would be in requesting premamod for it? Please let me know and thank you for all you do!
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If you didn't get PremaMod from your vendor, you won't be getting it from Prema.
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Hello guys,
I have a problem with my clevo GPU, can someone send me a VBIOS backup?
Model P775TM1 with GTX1080 the program for backup is this:
nVFlash
nvflash -b backup.rom
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That's a shame. I wish there was some sort of monthly / lifetime subscription for folks who didn't go through a vendor to have access to this great bios. I had to go with Xotic due to their lower prices but seeing as they don't have prema mod on their pcs (for whatever reason) it looks like I'm at a dead end. Oh well, I guess I'll look for a different third party bios to install on my laptop instead.
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There's a reason why Prema went this way, as people were using/giving out his BIOS without consent. IMO, the benefits of paying a little extra for the BIOS and support outway the difference in the cost. I've had nothing but good customer support from HID as well have many others on this forums. Tis a shame that my CPU died after a months time, but HID has done their best to sort it out aswell as my other issues encounted. I've never experience this kind of support from any other vendor. So HID has my full support.Donald@Paladin44, Xavvy, raz8020 and 1 other person like this.
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Fire Tiger Notebook Deity
Eurocom sell a custom BIOS, no idea how it compares to Prema's but it might cover what you need?Xavvy likes this. -
That's awesome. I'm glad you are happy and your decision makes perfect sense. I wanted to go with HID as well, but seeing as the rig I went with was $600 cheaper at Xotic PC (they charge a lot less on their graphics cards), I couldn't make a comfortable decision going with them this time around, prema mod installed or not. If the price gap was a little bit smaller it would definitely be a no brainier though, that or if prema had some type of shop where we could support him directly. I'd definitely be more than willing to pay him appropriately for the work he's done. If it needs to be through a vendor though then so be and I totally respect his choice with it! For right now It was just outside of my budget for my needs, but next time perhaps.
Side note: I haven't had a CPU issue *knock on wood* with my previous Sager from Xotic and my overall experience with them has been positive, aside from the less hands-on customer support as with HID (admittedly I've been impressed with their team's knowledge and helpfulness, so I may just consider them in the future)
That's good to know, do you know if they sell to people who haven't bought computers from them? I would love to look into it
Edit: Talked with the Eurocom rep and can confirm that they said it's possible. Probably won't flash a new BIOS right away but it's good to have the option. I might keep the original stock on it for a bit until I get tired of it, may actually have some more features since it's been 4 years since my old sager laptop XDLast edited: Jul 30, 2018Fire Tiger likes this. -
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I'm almost 90% positive Xotic PC is a Prema Partner. At the very least they offer it on the Clevo Flagship
@Justin@XoticPC might be able to clarify what if any other models qualify?
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Neither does anyone else really. Details have never been forthcoming whether Eurocom's is just a BIOS where someone's gone through with the tool and unhidden menus and options... or whether it delves into firmware code to remove throttling such as platform power limits and overrides on 'unlocked' BIOS settings
It's not as simple as 'everyone should share every detail' since Prema has been ripped off in the past (AFAIU including by Eurocom) and understandably is not as open to sharing his work as he once was. But at least he discloses some details and many users on NBR have verified what he says.
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Amazing catch there!!! I had no idea that this was an option for that laptop. It seems like for some reason only a small portion of their laptops have Prema Mod options. I wish I knew that before. Pretty strange seeing as the same laptop (the one I bought) can have prema mod installed onto it via HID but not XOTIC. I assume they're competing in terms of what can be made an option where.
Ugh... One of the reasons why I hate customer support from them sometimes, Landon (their sales rep I talked to) gave me the generic "If it's not there it's not available" response. I think for the future, they should work on their delivery with something along the lines of "Hey, that specific laptop doesn't have it, but let me find you a list of laptops that do" customer service 101 yanno? But I digress, they probably just didn't know.
Regardless that's good info to know, so far it looks like only their Xotic PC lineup allows prema mod. THANK YOU for taking the time to actually look into this!
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Fire Tiger Notebook Deity
Agree that they shouldn't provide every setting etc. but they offer no info on whether or not it just unlocks the BIOS as you stated or whether this does remove the throttling etc. I will ask them if they can confirm this? I don't see why they wouldn't they aren't exactly giving us the process on how to do it? -
Donald@Paladin44 Retired
I have said this in other threads, but will repeat it here.
An 'unlocked' Clevo BIOS is one thing. It just unlocks what the BIOS authors intended to keep hidden.
The Custom @Prema BIOS is quite different. It is a re-written BIOS that provides many new options through additional menus. One of the most important things, among many others, is removing or modifying platform power limits that the original Clevo BIOS uses to restrict performance. This is not available in an 'unlocked' Clevo BIOS.
Read the Thread "PREMA BIOS MOD Review" started by HTWingNut back in June of 2014, with 187 pages so far through June of 2018 - http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/prema-bios-mod-review.667818/
If 187 pages is too much to read, just read through this 40 page thread where Notebookreview members, in appreciation for Prema's unique work and contribution to this community, donated $3,777 toward buying him a Clevo P870DM-G - http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/prema-gift-donations-thread.793580/#post-10290654
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Fire Tiger Notebook Deity
I don't doubt Prema's being the best etc. Its just that eurocom offer a custom BIOS, which may help other users who can't get Prema.
The Eurocom 1 might remove these throttling limits, it might not. That was my gripe the fact they do not entail what it does.
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Does anyone here have the Eurocom BIOS? It would be nice to be able to compare features between it and the Prema mod to see what customers are exactly expecting to get when they buy a Eurocom BIOS vs Having Prema mod through a trusted vendor.
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You would have to do a fair amount of digging, they would not be visible on the surface.
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Fire Tiger Notebook Deity
I asked them whats included, they have responded with the below.
"Yes it will provide you unlocked features to allow you to tune up your system and eliminate throttling"
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Correct. Unhidden menus is better than nothing, but it does nothing to correct performance-killing code surreptitiously embedded in a variety of places by notebook manufacturers to limit performance to whatever level they deem to be good enough. This is a painstaking process that requires extensive testing to eradicate.Xavvy, Papusan, Donald@Paladin44 and 2 others like this.
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Whats the point with unlocked custom bios if the end results is as this? On top have to pay extra
[email protected] from Eurocom (fully unlocked)
https://www.3dmark.com/fs/15816395
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Fire Tiger Notebook Deity
I'm not sure what you mean @Papusan sorry? Are you advising that the custom BIOS is not needed as you managed to achieve the above without it?Xavvy and Donald@Paladin44 like this. -
All I say is that the results I posted from the unlocked Eurocom firmware is lackluster. Even worse than from stock clocked. And the tests is done on 5.3GHz
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Fire Tiger Notebook Deity
So you managed to get 5.3Ghz on stock BIOS? If so I think that should reassure others who don't have Prema.Xavvy and Donald@Paladin44 like this. -
YOU MISSED THE POINT. The Cpu physics score posted above is below what you should get from STOCK clocks. Aka the so called 5.3GHz overclock done by the unlocked bios perform worse than 4.3GHz who is stock clocks on all 6 cores on i7-8700K/i7-8086K. The overclock is Crippled. Not working!!
Edit. Please compare the 3DM FireStrike Physics score vs. shoved from 5.3GHz overclock above.
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Fire Tiger Notebook Deity
I honestly cannot apologise enough here but I'm lost, no doubt due to me being a tech noob.
I thought the 8086k had turbo speeds of 5Ghz, therefore your post showing it at 5.3Ghz would suggest an improvement.
Feel free to private message me if I'm taking this off topic or out of contextDonald@Paladin44 and Papusan like this.
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