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2080 Super Max Q vBios
- Thread starter omega5384
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Messing with the VBIOS on a laptop is a bad idea.
In some cases, it is integrated with the main BIOS and flashing may result in a bricked laptop.
There is only one RTX 2080 Super Max Q in the database:
Do it at own risk, and only if you have external graphics.
You can try searching the device ID on the main page custom search. Maybe you'll find more.
Good chances you're already hitting the thermal limits.
In some cases, it is integrated with the main BIOS and flashing may result in a bricked laptop.
There is only one RTX 2080 Super Max Q in the database:
Do it at own risk, and only if you have external graphics.
You can try searching the device ID on the main page custom search. Maybe you'll find more.
Good chances you're already hitting the thermal limits.
Could you either post this or point us to where you got it? I've been trying to obtain a higher power 2080 Super Max-Q BIOS for my 2020 Blade 15.
Thanks. I'm hoping it can pull over 100w since my previous 2019 Blade was spiking past 110w when using the 2019 Blade Pro vBIOS.
Highest ive seen is 105
I was able to flash the BIOS, but every time I boot, I get a message stating that the vBIOS was not designed for this system.
If you flash the original bios back, it goes away.
Is there any other way to get that message to go away?
Max power so far is 105.9W. My 3DMark Time Spy score went up ~2.5%.
I've been trying to find out the same thing. I'm sure someone can edit the bios to not display that message.