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  1. Tetsu
    I received some additional materials along with the RTX 4090 datasheet. I am sharing that information here, though I am not sure if it will be useful.MxM 3.1_バージョン3.1_Rev.1.0_20120301.pdfMxM 3.1_バージョン3.1_Rev.1.0_20120301.pdf 设计建议-MXM.pdf mxm.pdf
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    I haven't even managed to buy an RTX 4090 from ZRT yet, and now X-vision has gone and released an RTX 5000 series MXM card 😢 Do the RTX 4090 cards from ZRT and X-vision fail to work due to VBIOS issues?
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    Hello. No, I haven't flashed it yet either. If you flash "P570WM37.PM5" onto a 3D-capable model, I believe brightness adjustment stops working. It seems likely that this BIOS is a modified version of the one intended for LVDS displays. Also, if I do decide to flash it, I’d like to get hold of 16GB DDR3 modules before giving it a try.
  4. Tetsu
    I hope this is of some help. It may be almost identical to the RTX 4080 information.ユーザーマニュアル RTX4090m.pdf User Manual RTX4090m.pdf
  5. Tetsu
    Hello. I have the datasheet for the ZRT RTX4090; would you like to see it?
  6. Tetsu
    This URL is unavailable. What is the content of the URL?
  7. Tetsu
    ！？
  8. Tetsu
    Hello. Has your work settled down? I've lost contact with ZRT. It seems difficult to purchase it. Could you please upload the ZRT VBIOS?
  9. Tetsu
    This BIOS is named "P570WM37.PM5," so it should be possible to flash it on a model that does not support 3D Vision. The 3D Vision-compatible model uses "P570WM337.PM5." As a precaution, we recommend backing up your current BIOS before flashing it. Also, because this BIOS supports 64GB, you may encounter the error "1394 GUID are invalid in both CMOS and FLASH" after flashing. If you encounter this error, please refer to the Readme file within the BIOS file for instructions on how to resolve it. As you may know, a failed BIOS rewrite can damage your laptop, so please consider this carefully before proceeding. "We cannot be held responsible for any failures."
  10. Tetsu
    Excuse me, but could you please ask Buffermod how to update the BIOS? I've tried contacting them on X (Twitter), but I haven't received a reply.
  11. Tetsu
    Does the 1394 ID update mean that it supports 64GB of memory? Or should I just run the "update bat" like a regular BIOS update?
  12. Tetsu
    I'm confused because the term "1394 ID" is unfamiliar to me.
  13. Tetsu
    No, I don't have it. I'm currently checking the sales website. I haven't flashed the BIOS yet.
  14. Tetsu
    The update procedure should be in the Readme file. It's best to check it before proceeding. I also plan to check the Readme file before flashing.
  15. Tetsu
    Hello. Has the BIOS on your P570WM been updated? It should work without problems using Rufus. Since the Readme is a .doc file, I don't have the corresponding application, so I'll try running it once I find a compatible application and check its contents.
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