runix18 Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 As you all former members from NBR know I have made a mod for easy bios access on the original Clevo P870DM/G. The procedure is the same for any other P870XX series. Do you know how frustrating it is that every time you want to try a new bios or rewrite a corrupted one you need to disassemble all laptop to access the bios chip? I figured out a method to circumvent that.So lets begin:1. Disassemble laptop.You have plenty tutorials posted online about that so I will not cover that again.2. Solder jumper wire to bios chip, and after isolate with kapton tape.3. Solder jumper wires to JTAG 8 pin connector and secure it with double sided adhesive tape. 4. Test 5. Secure everything with tape.6. Success 3 1 Clevo P870DM-G | i9-9900K 4.6 Ghz on all cores (-90 mv undervolted) | 32GB Hyper X Black 2666MHz | Clevo RTX 2080 3.1b undervolted for better temp 1905Mhz @881 mv | AUO B173HAN03.1 144hz Gsync | Samsung 980 NVME | 1TB SABRENT NVME | 2 TB SAMSUNG QVO SSD | Dsanke TM BIOS - Chujoi13 adapted based on needs | Network Card: Intel AX210-AX | Windows 10 Pro x64 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joluke Posted January 28, 2022 Share Posted January 28, 2022 Good job Clevo P775DM3-G modded with 8700k - 48GB DDR4 - AUO LCD at 144hz - 4xSSDs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
srs2236 Posted July 8, 2022 Share Posted July 8, 2022 Wish I would have thought of that when I had my Clevo fully naked😂 Thats really handy, to have such port underneath a back cover. What I did was a bit more destructive, but worked well in the end - I dremeled a small square out of the metal shielding under the keyboard that was covering my bios chip on my P775TM1-G. Now I can access it by lifting my keyboard. Still, I like your solution better 😎 1 Clevo P775TM1-G: Spoiler GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Laptop (165W, +110MHz Core, +350MHz Mem) CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900KS (5GHz, 4GHz Cache, -130mV, 255A, 200W PL1/2, C0 only) RAM: 32 GB (3333MHz, 14-17-17-32, 2x16, Micron rev.E, 1.45v) Storage 1: Kingston KC3000 2TB RAID0 (2x1TB, NVME, PCI-E 3.0) Storage 2: Seagate LM015 2TB (2.5, HDD, SATA3) Storage 3: Integral UltimaPro 512GB (SDXC, 100r/50w, PCI-E) Display 1: AU Optronics B173ZAN0.10 (4K, 60Hz) Display 2: ROG STRIX XG17AHP (1080, 240Hz, G-Sync, DP) Wi-Fi/BT: Killer(R) Wireless-AC 1550 (9260NGW, PCI-E) Operating system: Windows 11 Pro x64 (22H2) Lenovo ThinkPad T540p: Spoiler GPU1: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600 GPU2: NVIDIA GeForce GT 730M (+135MHz Core, +339MHz Mem) CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4210M RAM: 16 GB (1600MHz, 2x8) Storage: Samsung 860 Pro 256GB (2.5, SSD, SATA3) Operating system: Windows 11 Pro x64 (22H2) Lenovo IdeaPad E31-70: Spoiler GPU: Intel(R) HD Graphics 5500 CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-5005U RAM: 4 GB (1600MHz, 1x4) Storage: Kingston SA400 128GB (2.5, SSD, SATA3) Operating system: Windows 11 Pro x64 (22H2) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
runix18 Posted July 9, 2022 Author Share Posted July 9, 2022 21 hours ago, srs2236 said: Wish I would have thought of that when I had my Clevo fully naked😂 Thats really handy, to have such port underneath a back cover. What I did was a bit more destructive, but worked well in the end - I dremeled a small square out of the metal shielding under the keyboard that was covering my bios chip on my P775TM1-G. Now I can access it by lifting my keyboard. Still, I like your solution better 😎 Yes, but what you did work only with 775 and 751 because of the mobo layout, it does not work with P870 Clevo P870DM-G | i9-9900K 4.6 Ghz on all cores (-90 mv undervolted) | 32GB Hyper X Black 2666MHz | Clevo RTX 2080 3.1b undervolted for better temp 1905Mhz @881 mv | AUO B173HAN03.1 144hz Gsync | Samsung 980 NVME | 1TB SABRENT NVME | 2 TB SAMSUNG QVO SSD | Dsanke TM BIOS - Chujoi13 adapted based on needs | Network Card: Intel AX210-AX | Windows 10 Pro x64 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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