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thats way too much liquid metal on cpu...

issue is with .inf file, give me full hardware id, I will make the .inf file,

that would be epic

Hello, I would like to get unlocked bios for my alienware x51 r1 and I can see that they can be found here: https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Alienware-X51-unlocked-BIOS it seems they allow only activated by the system users to download, but for some reasons my account does not get activated, I was trying to reach for help with admins but did not get any response, can someone pls download this bios and share within this post? Thank you! I will delete this post whenever I get the bios.

does the rtx 3000 performce better then gtx 1070 ?

no, nothing worked for me, I used different nvme adapter from here https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005365734570.html maybe that's the case, why I am unable, to boot, @ssj92 any ideas? unlocked bios is from here:

where I can find rtx 3000 or rtx 5000 mxm gpu's to buy?

I have set settings like this: Video output: SG Windows 8 fast boot: Disabled Secure Boot: Disabled Load Legacy Option Rom: Disabled Boot Listing Option: UEFI but still no luck, the NVMe is gen 4.0 which I am using, so maybe I should try something from gen 3.0 NVMe? like samsung 970 evo plus?

I have installed A12 unlocked BIOS from this link: Specifically: Alienware 18: A12 Unlocked How can I know if this bios has NVMe booting support? I've made the adjustment to the boot mode to UEFI, and during the Windows installation process, I can see the NVMe drive and successfully install Windows onto it. However, after the initial restart, I encounter an error indicating that there is no bootable device. I've also attempted to set the video output to SG mode, but unfortunately, this hasn't resolved the issue. Could you please provide some guidance on what steps I might be overlooking?

How did you manage to boot from nvme? Can you give me some short tutorial? I have anlienware 18 from 2014 and I cant make it boot from nvme

Hello, I trust this message finds you in good health. I would like to seek your assistance regarding a modification I am making to my 2014 Alienware 18 laptop, which has two MXM slots. Specifically, I have decided to allocate one of these MXM slots for an M.2 NVMe SSD upgrade. I have recently acquired an adapter from AliExpress at the following link:https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005365734570.html, along with a Kingston KC3000 NVMe SSD with a capacity of 1TB. The issue I am encountering is as follows: when I attempt to install Windows using the Windows Install Manager, I can detect the KC3000 NVMe SSD, and I am able to initiate the installation process. However, after the initial installation and the first restart, I receive an error message indicating that the boot device cannot be found. I kindly request your guidance and expertise to provide me with a brief tutorial or any insights on what steps may be missing in my setup, and what adjustments I need to make in order to successfully boot from the NVMe SSD. Please note that my BIOS is currently running the standard A15 version, and additional configurations of my laptop can be found in the attached images. Specs: i7-4930mx gtx880m - I am going to upgrade to gtx 1070 mxm when I will received new heatsink A15 bios default from dell site. Thank you in advance for your assistance and support. Sincerely,