NVIDIA GTX 880M upgrade for GT70 0NE-276US vesion, MS-1762

Hello, i recently purchased a GTX 880M and i am having difficulty in making it work. It seems i don't have the right driver for it, probably bios driver or something that will make my motherboard recognize it.
System info:
GT70 0NE-276US
Bios: E1762IMS.30U
Date:01/21/2013
EC version: 1762EMS1 ver4.14
EC Build: 09/10/2012
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Request for MSI GT70 GT70 0NE-276US unlocked RAID Bios

I'm looking for a fully unlocked bios for my MSI GT70 GT70 0NE-276US with the newiest RAID drivers... Will Donate. Thanks !

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I was told.....
"If you're getting an unlocked raid bios then I suggest that you have him update the Intel Raid Utility OROM also to 1.6.0.1702 or newer"
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I have two 128GB SSD in raid 0 (SuperRaid as MSI calls it) I would like to be able to overclock the CPU if possible? I'm getting some lag spikes in games and I was thinking it might have something to do with the CPU...
OC CPU maybe if you are familiar with the options, but let assume no or not recommended.
about the lag spikes, there is special EC ver for GT70 which improves GPU performance and reduces throttling.
available at: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162629.0
NOTE: This special EC firmware is not for barebones, but only for retails models!
other reason could be that dedicated GPU is not used, but integrated card while running this applications.
Or VGA driver issue.

GTX 880M downclocking for no apparent reason???

Whenever I am playing a game, I notice that my GPU clock speed is always under default clock rate of 954mhz. I know it is not a overheating problem since both my gpu and cpu stays around 75C . The GPU is showing 99% load when running rome 2 benchmark but the card is down clocking to around 700mhz for no reason. This is giving bad performance on my notebook that I should not be experiencing. Any help or suggestions? I already tried reinstalling the video driver. Also high performance power management option under NVidia Control Panel doesn't change anything.
My Specs: MSI GT70 2PE
Intel Core i7 4800mq
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16 GB RAM

What the performance you have?
The performance of graphic card for different games has it's standard and should be the first concern. The GPU clock speed won't raise if the performance is already at this standard even if the temperature still have some room.
You can check for the performance of Rome II on notebookcheck.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Total-War-Rome-II-Benchmarked.101446.0.html

MSi GT70 - 0NE-276us Sudden Power Off/Will not Stay On

First and foremost, thank you for taking the time to read about my problem. No sob story, however this is my only computer and it was/is my work machine in the IT Administrative/Deskside Workplace. Any ideas are welcome.
I have an MSi GT70-0NE 276us Laptop. I bought it last year (Christmas). I was playing a game on Steam when suddenly the machine turned off. Using my troubleshooting experience, here is what I tried:
-Removing the battery and power supply from the machine and holding power button for 1 minute
-After testing with ONLY the battery inside the machine, pressing the power button makes a white flash and a shimmer of light sent to the keyboard, but doesnt actually turn on. It does this upon each keypress and does not skip a beat.
- I tried to connect the power supply directly into the laptop WITHOUT the battery connected, and it does the same thing. As for the battery indicator light, it does not stay on as it normally would when the power is connected to it.
NOTE: I have NEVER used my laptop WITHOUT the power cord connected; it is always attached since I know its a power hog.
- I have checked for any smells of burning/melting and there are none. The laptop was also not that hot when it cut off suddenly.
- Ive blown the mainboard/underside with compressed air and removed all of the dust
- Ive made sure the fan was clear and connected
- Ive reseated the RAM
- I have NOT tried another power brick; the one I received was refurbished.
- The LED on the power brick lights up but nothing is coming into the machine
- I have not had the laptop 10 months and its always connected to the wall/power outlet
So if it is the motherboard, I wouldnt be too surprised but Ive know MSi to make excellent motherboards, hence the reason I spent 2500.00 on it. A fellow IT friend said I may want to try a new power supply that has the exact specs your laptop needs. As if its possible the load on the end of the power brick that goes into my laptop may be done for.
I removed the Battery and noticed this:
The inside of the laptop after removing the battery say
MS 1762
DC Rating 19V=9.5A
My Battery says (MSi battery)
11.1 Vdc = 7800mAh, 87 Wh
..But the power brick reads
Input 100-240 V ~2A 50-60Hz
Output 19.5 Volts =7.7 A
He suggested trying a new power suppy but Im concerned its the motherboard (because us IT Guys know the motherboard will get you everytime)
So is it possible? Im not sure why they may have given me the wrong power brick, if it is wrong. He says the specs dont add up, and since each time I press the button and the white light flickers and part of the keyboard, he said it may be the power bricks' node that connects to my machine. Im used to motherboards that are done for the machine shows no sighns, no hints, no flickers. This is atleast flickering, just not coming on .
I know its alot to read and I appreciate all of the techs/other users time.

Thanks guys. Your input is not falling on deaf ears and it seems im getting reputable support via the forums with the MSi tech team.
It really is so weird. Today I tried the process of elimination from a video I saw on you tube. Now, keep in mind, each time the power button is pressed with either their power brick/battery alone in the machine, the power light and the 'battery' indicator light at the front of the machine flicker (each keypress; even if you do it rapidly).
I took the bottom tray off and checked the fan and blew it out with compressed air. Checked the thermal paste under the processor heatsink, checked the processor condition and all looks well there.
Tested by removing one connection at a time then testing for power (all along while testing, keep in mind I only have the 19.5v 7.7 amp power brick.)
- removed D:/ drive secondary then checked for continuity; no luck
- removed all 4 ram sticks and tested one at a time with the power supply connected; no continuity
- removed the keyboard ribbon cable and tested; still no luck
- removed (what I believe to be) the usb ribbon cable (hub with 3.0 ports) and tested for any indicator lights; still no luck
- unplugged the cmos for 5 mins and reconnected; still no luck
*NOTE: when I look underneath of the laptop when pressing the power button, the fan that has the gpu and the cpu heatsinks up against, it actually spins for a brief second; about as long as the power button flashes.
I stopped at some stores looking for a 180+ watt adapter and i couldnt find one that carried it. I wanted to test it before purchasing, so Ive avoided online purchase up to this point. However, I do realize I need one anyway at this point regardless.
My buddy has his own PC Repair shop. He doesnt have a power brick of that magnitude, but cant we get a voltmeter and check for continuity from not only the power supply, but also the jack soldered on the motherboard?
He is saying kinda what Dark is saying... Me, I think its a short somewhere... he thinks the computer asked for too much power from the power supply and probably burnt out the tip because at the time it cut off, I was playing a graphic intensive game, and in my USB 3.0 ports on a single hub, I had the following connected:
- A Logitech USB headset (wired)
- an XBOX 360 wired controller
- A Logitech G700 gaming mouse charging
Ive never had that many power hungry devices connected to one hub at one time before.

No driver section for GT70 0NE anymore?

There used to be a driver download section on the main page for GT70 0NE but it seems to have disappeared since I last checked.
I also used to be able to access it via register.msi.com and going to My Products, but the link there also vanished.
How do I get my drivers updated for this notebook now? The closest I could find drivers for was GT70 0ND but most of those are older than what I have even installed.

Quote from: dri02 on 16-November-13, 23:48:35
Thanks for the link, I've bookmarked it now
I posted because GT70 0NE is not listed here anymore:
msi.com/product/nb/#/?sk=Gaming Series
Just google your model (GT70 0NE) and support page will be #1 LOL:)

What makes a GT70-0NE not able to be upgraded to WIn 8.1?

Its on the non-upgradable section for Windows 8.1
Anyone know why or what problems? I was going to update via the anytime upgrade from 8...
Seems this rocking laptop has enough for the task.
Michael
MSI GT70 0NE-276US 9S7-176212-276 Gaming Notebook - 3rd Gen Intel Core i7-3610QM 2.3GHz, 16GB DDR3, 128GB SSD + 128GB SSD RAID, 750GB HDD, NVIDIA 680GTX Video Card, Blu-ray Burner, 17.3" Full HD

While my post will not answer the specific question asked, I will post it anyway, I would strongly recommend that you DO NOT upgrade to windows 8.1, I own an MSI GE60 and I regret the day I did the update, while I only noticed a slight increase in the speed that my laptop opens (not operates) there is nothing substantial that win 8.1 that will provide other than total frustration and agony...
First my wireless connection went haywire, Firmware updating (which was provided for win 8.0 and solved the wireless issue for GE 60) did not work and then the ethernet connection went down, killer manager stopped working and only solution I could find (since you can't downgrade to 8.0, not that I know of, and since we were not supplied with a windows 8 DVD/CD to re-install) was to rip my HDD off, buy a new one and install windows 7...
Not to mention that Microsoft fills the machine with useless junk such as bing, bing interconnections through apps (which I don't even use) integrating my outlook account to my laptop and use it for logging in, I also experienced frame rate drops on certain games after upgrading to 8.1
If you really want to upgrade your OS, do it at your own risk, oh and speaking of risk, many modifications and applications (such as firmwares) supported by MSI are actually NOT SUPPORTED by MSI, it says all over the pages that the user will be responsible for certain application implementations and such so do be careful I say...
Sorry I seem like I used your post as a rant but long story short: don't upgrade

MSI GT70 0NE-438FR Unlocked BIOS

Dear Svet,
I'm looking for an unlocked bios for GT70 0NE-438FR.
My GTX 680m is dead sadly.. I bought a GTX 980m to replace it.
I saw a similar problem with same type of notebook : "MSI GT70 0NE-467UK Unlocked BIOS" : https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=250882.0
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OS: Dual boot Windows 7 x64 and Windows 10 x64
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EC Version: 1762EMS1 Ver4.14
CPU: Gen3 i7-3630QM
How much money do you need in donate for a complete unlocked bios ? (compatible with gtx980m if possible)
Thanks a lot dude,
Best regards,
Jérémie

donat received, after your current post i see you already re-flashed to correct one firmwares .71X & .T24 to support 9xx
working on your current .71X to unlock all bios options and patch it to allow BCLK OCing
and send back to you after 4-5 hours when its done
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EDIT: It's now done, check PM

Request for MSI GT70 0NE-609US Unlocked Bios

I bought MSI GT70 0NE-609US Dragon Edition. An I've upgraded some parts as mentioned below
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Ram Corsair 32GB (8x4) 1866 MHz
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Hard Drive mSATA SSD Mushkin Atlas III 480GB (240X2)
2nd Hard Drive Corsair Neutron GTX 480GB
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As you see I have an ultimate laptop. But the problem ud that the laptop not giving the performance that I'm looking for.
When I checked with CPU-Z i found that the CPU, GPU and RAM not giving their full perfornane. For exalmple the RAM. it should be 1866MHz but in CPU-Z it shows that it works only on 900 MHz which is almost 50% of what it should be.Even the CPU & GPU same problem.When I google I found that there is some sitting in bios need to be increased.But unfortunatily my bios is locked and I cannot do anything for ram cpu and gpu.also I need to overclock gpu & cpu and get maximum performance using this laptop
So if anyone can help me in this issue will be highly appreciated.Thanks

yes, double post and also in wrong section was removed.
here is the reply:
Quote from: Froggy Gremlin
CPU-Z reads 900? That is correct for 1800. DDR=Double Data Rate, 2X900=1800. Probably produce too much excessive heat anyway even if the BIOS was unlocked and the VGA and CPU were OC'd.
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or exalmple the RAM. it should be 1866MHz but in CPU-Z it shows that it works only on 900 MHz which is almost 50% of what it should be
900 means 1800 as Froggy said
I can unlocked the BIOS and you can play with memory timings and speed. But your ram is already running in near top shape.
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But unfortunatily my bios is locked and I cannot do anything for ram cpu and gpu.also I need to overclock gpu & cpu and get maximum performance using this laptop
So if anyone can help me in this issue will be highly appreciated.Thanks
GPU OC is not depend of BIOS, but vbios
about CPU, yes some blck which to allow some OC could be possible,
but its not guaranteed. some people report that they has no effect, while others can get some further CPU OC.
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And abot donation don't worry I will be too generous. I will donate after 6 hours. But I hope That I get what I want as soon as possible.
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MSI GTX 750 Ti upgrade for a "hpe-521 it" model

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Is it possible to get an unlock for this laptop bios that allows turning off the discrete Intel bios?
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The motherboard in your PC has a not so good history.
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I have a gtx 880m which has never boosted, the nominal clock is 954MHz and 993MHz of boost. Neither games or synthetic tests make the card reach the boost clocks. I have recently changed my vbios to the new version MSI has uploaded, also, overclocking does not work, the card reaches a maximum of 954MHz.
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