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    Default Re: M14x Issues and Fixes

    Quote Originally Posted by Paleoc View Post
    The hard drive performance is still 5.9 but the new Dell driver (which I didn't download) was from Seagate and I have a Western Digital drive and I didn't want to risk a compatibility issue.

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    Well 5.9 points is a max for HDDs, you can only get higher with an SSD.
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    Default Re: M14x Issues and Fixes

    currently have the a05 bios and have no problems should i update to the latest bios?
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    I installed a fresh copy of Windows 7 Ultimate & Now I have the BIOS A08. Is that gonna be a problem?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tanjid29 View Post
    I installed a fresh copy of Windows 7 Ultimate & Now I have the BIOS A08. Is that gonna be a problem?
    You shouldn't be having any problems. The only problem for a08 as of the moment is that it limits ssd's to sata 2 speeds. But like most problems you'll never know until you've used your pc for some time.

    One thing you should be worried about is updating your gt 555m drivers. There are plenty of informative threads to read on that. Maybe someone can make a guide to updating. I wan't to make one but since i haven't personally had the problem and fixed it, people who have would be better suited for the task.
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    Games on my m14x are a bit laggy and slower than the msi.

    m14x has 3 GB & msi has 1 GB. Help me out

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    Quote Originally Posted by tanjid29 View Post
    Games on my m14x are a bit laggy and slower than the msi.

    m14x has 3 GB & msi has 1 GB. Help me out
    i don't think th 3gb and 1gb card gives a definitive difference in performance while playing games. try opening a new thread and provide more information such as your gpu drivers, the game, game setting, framerates, etc.
    Alienware M14x(A06): i5-2430m, 1600x900,1.5gb gt555m(GF106), 6gb ddr3 1300

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    Default Re: M14x Issues and Fixes

    what graphics card is on ur msi?

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    Default M14x Issues and Fixes

    I have downloaded the A08 bios but I am not sure I should install it. I am not having any issues with my M14x.

    Suggestions?

    Quote Originally Posted by obc993 View Post
    the intel thing effed up my desktop! :s anyone know how to fix it? the aero doesnt work, its somewhat more slow
    Did you uninstall the previous driver?
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    Default Re: M14x Issues and Fixes

    i can seem to get zone 7 to light up which is the Alienware logo in the screen's lower bezel is there a on/off switch for this zone??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitlersdog View Post
    i can seem to get zone 7 to light up which is the Alienware logo in the screen's lower bezel is there a on/off switch for this zone??
    The AlienFX should be the only way for that... if it really doesn't light up, you better call tech support... sometimes the LEDs are effed up...

 

 
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