ASUS G73JH bios 206
ASUS specifically prevents hotlinking so it's like this from their home site:
support->Download->Notebooks->G73 Series->G73JH->BIOS (the little plus sign, sometime it's buggy)
Aside from whatever else is in there, there are overclock options that are restricted unless you have a 920xm in the board, 720qm and 820qm have them hidden.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Sorry but for some strnage reason no program in my possesion will open this bios! Neither AMI , Award or Phoenix tools can open this!
Sorry
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yeah I noticed that which is why I posted cause I assumed it was my fault
(It's an AMI bios)
its not your fault and i know its an AMI bios , downloaded fresh off asus support and its not opening
Doesnt look promising this
Sorry Mate
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As far as I can see it has a very clear structure and even a viewable code. It is uncompressed but protected with some kind of code I don't now. Encryption is not my speciality so if anyone could have a look at the code inside the .206 file to possibly find a working encryption maybe we will be able to mod the code!
Maybe...
ASUS or AMI is encrypting their BIOSes now? What the [censored].
alright guys, time to reopen this bios request.
any thin new on this?
I've never looked at AMI so can not tell you much about it but had a look at version 211 for you. Which of these BIOS setup tabs do you not have?
- Main
- Advanced
- Chipset
- Display
- Power
- Boot
- Security
- Save & Exit
Not sure about the power menu (or anything else for that matter lol), seems to be a couple of check boxes.
Here's some BIOS options that might interest you...
- ASUS EASY OVER-CLOCK (Turbo:Normal)
- Intelligent Power Sharing
- Core Temp Limit Value
- Processor Power Limit
- Core Power Limit Value
- Intel Dynamic Power Performance Management
- Thermal Trip Points
- Hyper-Threading
- Active Processor Cores
- EIST
- Turbo Mode
- Enable/Disable Extreme Edition support
- TDC Limit
- TDP Limit
- Core Ratio Limit
- C states
- Number of VID states - special VID table
- Maximum ratio to use in the test VID table
- QPI Frequency Selections
- Enable XMP Support
- Memory Frequency
Interesting that it says the default critical temperature for all Intel mobile CPU's is to be 100C. VID states
The dump file. A little broken which is not totally unexpected, but usable.
(09-13-2010, 01:11 PM)Sgt-Pepper Wrote: [ -> ]I've never looked at AMI so can not tell you much about it but had a look at version 211 for you. Which of these BIOS setup tabs do you not have?
- Main
- Advanced
- Chipset
- Display
- Power
- Boot
- Security
- Save & Exit
Not sure about the power menu (or anything else for that matter lol), seems to be a couple of check boxes.
Here's some BIOS options that might interest you...- ASUS EASY OVER-CLOCK (Turbo:Normal)
- Intelligent Power Sharing
- Core Temp Limit Value
- Processor Power Limit
- Core Power Limit Value
- Intel Dynamic Power Performance Management
- Thermal Trip Points
- Hyper-Threading
- Active Processor Cores
- EIST
- Turbo Mode
- Enable/Disable Extreme Edition support
- TDC Limit
- TDP Limit
- Core Ratio Limit
- C states
- Number of VID states - special VID table
- Maximum ratio to use in the test VID table
- QPI Frequency Selections
- Enable XMP Support
- Memory Frequency
Interesting that it says the default critical temperature for all Intel mobile CPU's is to be 100C. VID states
The dump file. A little broken which is not totally unexpected, but usable.
well dam-n sgt! that looks like a mighty fine start vs before..NOTHING!...lol
can you do anything with it?
It's an unknown at this time. You didn't answer the question in the previous post. A copy of your BIOS backup might be a big help to.