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  1. Maybe is something else. But for me when dual channel wasnt working on my P870, I was just reseating the cpu and sometimes worked.
  2. Additionally I have found dsankes old Chinese repository, which contains al of his bioses + extra info that might help you. Hope it helps. http://www.smxdiy.com//////////thread-3097-1-1.html
  3. Like I said previously, the modules are different in the sense that NVDgpu.dxe is different, and P7xx series needs an additional module besides NVDgpu.dxe. I cannot help you with that because I have no experience with P7xx bios. What you found is most probably a Z370 moded bios for P775DM3, dsanke may edition (first generation of bioses). You can try that and see how it goes.
  4. I have no ideea what the exact diferences are. To be honest there is no major diference between 16X and 8X on the PCIE anyway. You can try with both versions and see if you have major fps diferences. If not just use the P870 bios.
  5. Go corporate and then disable. See how it goes. Unfortunately this things are not an exact science, you have to try until it works... or not.
  6. P870 has a different bios driver module (nvdgpu.dxe) maybe that's why. Nevertheless you would have had only 8x of PCIE lanes to the GPU as P870 is a sli version and the PCIE lanes for the GPU are split in 2. As for your problem, try to disable the ME with Coffetime on the bios that I attached, maybe it will work.
  7. So if I understand corectly you took the original TM bios and moded it with Cofeetime? If that is so, thats why it did not work. Like dsanke said on his own repository, clevo bioses are not like desktop bioses. Disabling ME in the bios with cofeetime is not sufficient to completly disable ME (that is why you have a black screen). You need a bios specialy made for TM by dsanke, bios that I do not have. I have found a repository from a user called supermarsx, and from what I understand he mirrored dsanke repository. That is where I found this bios you can try. I dunno if it has me disabled or not (you can check with cofeetime). If the me is disabled, this bios will be your best bet. P7xxTM1-0729-9900KS.7z
  8. You can use any liquid metal instead of quicksilver rockitcool remover. Just apply a good amount of liquid metal on the die, let it soak and clean. Repeat the procces if necesary.
  9. Because you flashed a bios for P775DM3. You need another bios from danke for P771DM. You can try this, and thank dsanke for it. P7xxDM_ME_Disabled.zip
  10. As you all know for laptops (at least for Clevos) to have gsync enabled it must have a valid gsync cookie for a specified configuration combo (CPU + Display + GPU) Gsync will never work with a non ,,stock” configuration as the gsync cookie for that ,,combo” is missing from the bios, and no, it cannot be created as they come from Nvidia already encrypted. In a desktop these combo limitations do not exist.
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