alienware area 51 m15x unlocked bios

[CesarAD]

I was wondering if there's anyone else that could help us with this. I know Ahmed was working on it but he hasn't been on for a while. I don't know if he is the only one that can do it on this forum I hope not. Anyways thanks for your help!

[MoonSire]

I was wondering if there's anyone else that could help us with this. I know Ahmed was working on it but he hasn't been on for a while. I don't know if he is the only one that can do it on this forum I hope not. Anyways thanks for your help!

I would also be very grateful if anyone could find time to help out with this, I have tried to understand how to do it myself, but it is not like anything I have done before...

[CesarAD]

I understand Ahmed hasn't been on for a while but I'm just surprised no one else has given us any updates or anything. I have no idea how to find anyone here in charge of this particular forum and I doubt Ahmed was the only one. I just hope someone is paying attention to this. There are quite a few people looking for this and interested in this. Hopefully something happens soon, at least a notification from an administrator or something.

[tutsuo]

Hello,

I have an old Alienware Area-51 m15x R-1 laptop, i am requesting to have this bios unlocked. I have tried myself but can not seem to figure it out. A moderator, AHMED HOSSAM, was nearly complete but a few days before finishing the bios he disappeared. All i would like to do is overclock my cpu(X9000) about 10%-20% and maybe undervolt. Any help or guidance would be most appreciated.

V/r
Tutsuo

BIOS FILES :
Here is the ISO X36.ISO
Here is the extracted rom X36.rom

[acrilex]

Hello,

Sorry to say that your bios is not locked, but simply doesn't have the option anywhere. AllI can suggest you is that your CPU have unlocked mutiplier, and I think that would be the side to go. Also, have you tried setfsb, setpll or any other tools?

Acrilex

[tutsuo]

Hello,

Sorry to say that your bios is not locked, but simply doesn't have the option anywhere. All I can suggest you is that your CPU have unlocked mutiplier, and I think that would be the side to go. Also, have you tried setfsb, setpll or any other tools?

Acrilex

HI !

Thanks for your reply. My CPU is an X9000 Extreme supposedly unlocked. If the bios is unlocked is there anyway to add options in there? I have seen bios with extra options put in them. And yes i have tried SetFSB but im not 100% sure about where to find the PLL chip on my mother-board(laptop) and i heard some where that SeFSB did not support my mother-board.