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CPUZ shows 0,589 V when idle (800MHz) with -83,9844mV undervolt and 0,671V in idle (800 MHz) without any undervolt. So my VID is slightly better. Thanks for the explanations.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Also the VID only tells the voltage for a certain frequency, the curve at other parts may be different as other bottlenecks kick in.
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I would like to set up some custom refresh rates (47.952Hz and 48Hz) for watching movies. However, when I try to add the custom resolution of 1920x1080 at those refresh rates in the Intel Graphics control panel, I get an error that the bandwidth was exceeded, which does not make sense as the bandwidth is less than if the display was running at 60Hz. How do I force adding a display mode?
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Support.3@XOTIC PC Company Representative
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Is there any way to check the States in between?
And i need your help i would like to set my undervolt offset permanent - in the Prema Bios Settings (under CPU settings - must be the last three entrys). Which values should i set to get an -83,9mV (VID offset voltage)? If its possible to be set it in Bios with those mentioned settings.... -
Wireless is also working now, but I had to change the original internal card (Intel 7260) to a Broadcom BCM4352 (ordered via Ebay).
Batterry indicator works using the ACPIBatteryManager.kext from RehabMan (2014-0207).
Outstanding issues:
- Sleep not working
- QE / dispay driver not correct
The display is in QHD, but very slow in updating. I removed all the graphics kexts, so i'm still searching for clues to use the display with correct drivers. I did found this:
Dell XPS 15 (9530) - Intel HD 4600 Graphics on QHD+ built-in display - Need some help
Seems much simpler than the suggested thread, but a required pre-requisite is setting the Pre-Allocated DVMT size to 128M. This option does not exist in Prema mod (as mentioned earlier). Any workaround for this?
So the laptop is almost fully working except for one of the most important things: Quartz enabled display. Watching video fullscreen is now impossible, like 30 frames per hour.
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Ionising_Radiation ?v = ve*ln(m0/m1)
In fact, I also experience graphics artifacts, even if I have a 1080p display. I've already asked Prema to look into this, and he says he will do so.
As for sleep, you need your display drivers to work properly.
You can take a look here:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/mavericks...-sandy-bridge-ivy-bridge-haswell-laptops.html
And here:
https://github.com/Piker-Alpha/ssdtPRGen.shrlandor likes this. -
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Ionising_Radiation ?v = ve*ln(m0/m1)
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. I sent you my mail address.
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Hey guys I am having this issue:
When I boot up the text is extremely blurry, If i connect my monitor its still blurry, then I restart the computer while still connected to the computer and every thing is fixed.
It might be some kind of profile for the computer built screen? I can notice that the whole windows UI is kind of bigger and weirder, maybe its the resolution?(I checked the windows and intel driver but its correct)
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Support.3@XOTIC PC Company Representative
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Info: After setting DVMT to 128 I only needed to patch /System/Library/Frameworks/IOKit.Framework/Versions/A/IOKit. Since I installed the combo patch for which the correct patch is not included in the pixelclock fix script yet I used the following manual commands:
Code:sudo perl -i.bak -pe '$before = qr"\x0F\x85\x9D\x03\x00\x00"s;s/$before/\xE9\x84\x03\x00\x00\x90/g' /System/Library/Frameworks/IOKit.framework/Versions/A/IOKit sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions sudo codesign -f -s - /System/Library/Frameworks/IOKit.framework/Versions/A/IOKit
Then it worked.
Oh, and don't forget to modify the config.plist in /EFI/CLOVER. As boot argument you'll need nv_disable=1 to skip loading NVidia drivers.
You'll also need this kext patch in the config.plist:
HTML:<dict> <key>Comment</key> <string>Enable 128MB for Azul framebuffer 0x0a2e0008</string> <key>Find</key> <data> CAAuCgEDAwMAAAAE </data> <key>Name</key> <string>AppleIntelFramebufferAzul</string> <key>Replace</key> <data> CAAuCgEDAwMAAAAI </data> </dict>
HTML:<key>Graphics</key> <dict> <key>Inject</key> <dict> <key>ATI</key> <false/> <key>Intel</key> <true/> <key>NVidia</key> <false/> </dict> <key>InjectEDID</key> <false/> <key>ig-platform-id</key> <string>0x0a2e0008</string>
Thanks a lot!!! And hopefully others will be able to use this information to turn their own Clevo's in hackintoshes. Triple boot, Win 8.1, Hackintosch and Linux. Best of three worlds!
B.t.w. did I tell you that the screen is amazing? I think it even looks better than the real deal (on OSX).
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Update:
Sometimes small corruptions are visible, selected menuitems appear corrupted with purple and green lines and sometimes icons are corrupted. Small issue, not very annoying.Prema likes this. -
Meaker@Sager Company Representative
He is an awesome dude, I hope people are still sending him at least some beer money as they grab his bios files etc.
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The stupid s have recieved my laptop (yeah, the one that I should have had on my doormat 3 weeks ago. Working.), so I'll see what they can make of it, and how long it's gonna take. I fear the worst, if they have to send it back to the manufacturer :/
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Support.1@XOTIC PC Company Representative
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It look strange and kind of blurry, might look like a lower res, i use it in a way that only one of them is active at a time, and they are different, I checked it on each and its set ok, but still if I go back to the computer's screen it triggers the issue,
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Support.1@XOTIC PC Company Representative
I would recommend installing the ones provided by Sager if you're having issues accessing those options. When they're installed correctly you can acess Nvidia control panel settings. Once you're able to fix the issue then you can try doing incremental updates to different versions and hope that it sticks through to the current version. If it doesn't you'll know where it stopped working and just use those for the time being until a new version releases which will hopefully address that issue.
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Support.1@XOTIC PC Company Representative
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To check stability of an undervolt, I typically load and close misc programs repeatedly as a first step. I usually get crashes quickly that way with excessive undervolting. I am sure there are better ways to test, but this is a quick and dirty first test. Also quickly running and stopping the intel XTU CPU stress test repeatedly does the same thing for me. I started getting crashes much past -90mV so I stopped there, and have not experienced any crashes since.
Edit - no clue how to get it to stick in bios. I have not explored it.AndiiiHD likes this. -
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When installing the Prema bios mod, I got an error message during the second step. It was when the Intel firmware update utility was running, and all I remember was a message about the CPU not having permission to write to something. However, the computer still boots fine. Is this bad? Do I need to reinstall?
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Ionising_Radiation ?v = ve*ln(m0/m1)
Ok guys, just got Skyrim from Steam (there's a 66% sale going on now). I get 60 FPS almost all the time on ultra settings, with no mods. I want to install some mods with eye candy; I've installed everything in this list and now I get single-digit FPS:
http://www.gamefront.com/10-graphical-mods-that-overhaul-skyrims-visuals/
I haven't OCed my GPU.
Secondly, my screen colour calibration resets every time I tax the Nvidia GPU, i.e. when I launch a game. It then goes back to what I set it after I quit. Any ideas? -
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Anyways, would you happen to know how the IOUT power functions in the BIOS worked? I assume they are for undervolt/overvolting but the settings don't seem to alter the VID at all. -
1. On which Clevo model the Screenshot was made on.
2. Which NVIDIA dGPU (MXM or soldered) was used
3. the exact Intel iGPU driver Revision
4. the exact NVIDIA driver Revision
5. OS Version 7/8/8.1 - 32/64 Bit / UEFI or non UEFI installation
I would like to find out why all those settings are missing in my Installation.
Helpful would also be to know the exact order in which you have installed the drivers.
During my research i only found this statement from NVIDIA in the Geforce Forum:
https://forums.geforce.com/default/...n-nvidia-control-panel-/post/4195917/#4195917
Maybe you could post a Screenshot of the mentioned PhysX tab too.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
I'd like to know what model as well as in optimus setups it's true those menus won't appear normally. I've got them back using a modded inf set before but the customise button won't work.
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Folks, I got an idea.
Maybe it would be good to add a link to all the reviews made by the people here to the TS, so that people thinking of buying this model have a lot of info and opinions condensed in one post at the start.
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Just an FYI - flashing from Modded Prema Bios back to stock Sager bios works fine. I got the bios files directly from Sager.
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Hi guys,
I'm attempting to install OSX now. I want to ask, after installation is it safe to revert the BIOS options (UEFI boot -> Windows 8.1, dGPU -> enable, etc) to boot both OSes?
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Ionising_Radiation ?v = ve*ln(m0/m1)
And make sure your CFG Lock in CPU Configuration is set to Disabled, or else you will need to patch your kernel, which also wastes time. As for me, my UEFI settings were always set to Windows 8, as I use the Compatibility Support Module for OS X (I use Chimera as my bootloader because it's far easier to set up and maintain as compared to Clover). -
What do you mean by "Compatibility Support Module" for OS X, however? A Google search didn't yield anything meaningful :X Did you install OS X while keeping UEFI settings set to Windows 8?
And yeah, I'm paying the price for choosing Clover now, haha. Can't seem to boot with Clover. But I'll figure that out -
Ionising_Radiation ?v = ve*ln(m0/m1)
Under the Boot tab in the BIOS, near the bottom, I believe there's an option called 'CSM Setting', or something like that. Inside, there's another setting, something along the lines of 'Enable CSM'. What this does is to allow legacy, BIOS-based bootloaders to load in a UEFI environment. Chimera/Chameleon are BIOS-based boot loaders; Clover is UEFI. if you're using Clover, you might as well disable it.
I suggest you use Chimera/Chameleon, as I feel Clover offers no real improvement over the former, but is in fact worse off because of its complexity. Some members of the hackintosh community may feel otherwise; but my motto is 'don't fix what's not broken', so I've got no intention to change if it works fine for me. -
Just curious though, regarding the vents on the bottom of the machine. I have 3 vents that are covered up with a black sticker and suspect that it might be the cause of a warmer-than-usual palm rest on the right. (it's uncomfortably warm even while idling). Do any of you have the same black stickers covering the vents? It seems counter-intuitive to me to block vents with stickers on a performance machine >< -
Ionising_Radiation ?v = ve*ln(m0/m1)
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Yes they are there to help direct airflow over the internals.
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So whats the general consensus on this machine? Buy or not? Once I get some feedback on that, I have to decide where to buy from!
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can someone kindly provide the link to download the original BIOS from Sager/ Clevo/ Eurocom?
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