Hello everybody.
I own an M18XR2
I also suffer the problem of having to perform this operation to avoid delays:
1) Power up (or reboot) and keep pressing F2 to enter BIOS
2) From the Advanced menu and Video Configuration, select as primary the IGFX
3) Save and exit and reboot and keep pressing F2 to enter BIOS
4) From the video configuration select PEG
5) Save and exit and boot to windows.
With this the laptop works perfectly.
Is there anything new about this? To avoid having to perform this procedure every time.
Regards
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My system is:
AWM18XR2 (MOD BIOS SWICH 11)
CPU: Intel® Core™ i7-3940XM CPU @ 3.00GHz - 3.20GHz
GPU: GeForce GTX 980Mx2 SLI – DRIVER 418.91 (13/02/2019)
RAM: 32GB SAMSUNG
SSD: RAID 0 (1TB) x2 SAMSUNG 850 EVO PRO 500GB + SAMSUNG 850 EVO 1TB
OS: Windows 10 Pro 1809
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How did you get Windows 10 to work with the R2? Last I heard there was an issue with it bricking displays. Just curious, I have to reinstall Win 7 on my R2 once I acquire a boot drive, I have Win 10 on my desktop PC, and there's a few reasons to want to upgrade (once you turn off the spyware nonsense on 10), specifically, the ability to play Microsoft Store exclusive titles such as Forza Horizon 3 and 4, even though my single 980M will have it's work cut out for it at 1080p.
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Hi
Windows 10 works perfectly with M18XR2, I upload some images of my configuration.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/TQtnaBNsQ2x5HRQw6 -
mi 3DMark Firestrike results
https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/33717772 -
Iirc there was no issue installing and running that "bright and wonderfully perfect, masterpiece version of OS" on the r2.
Had it also running on a r1 of a friend.
The bricking was caused by the usage of either precision x or afterburner on this OS. -
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Thanks for the replies. -
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