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    17 R4 GTX 1070 Vbios mod

    Discussion in '2015+ Alienware 13 / 15 / 17' started by a_Criminai, Jan 30, 2017.

  1. a_Criminai

    a_Criminai Notebook Enthusiast

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    Requesting some genius to increase the TDP.

    Thank You
    Gracias
    Arigatō
     
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    leeloyd Notebook Consultant

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    I hear someone managed to increase the GTX 1080 TDP on the alienware to 200w without a shunt mod
     
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    He flashed another vendor's laptop VBios that's supposed to have 200W TDP limit. But unfortunately, he can't flash back to Alienware's one.

    So we just have to wait for alienware's next Bios and perhaps VBios update and maybe they'll unlock the TDP Limit or at least rise it a little more like they said.