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7th April 2011, 08:54 AM #21
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7th April 2011, 12:55 PM #22
Re: G73JH running a MSI 5870m
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7th April 2011, 01:11 PM #23
Re: G73JH running a MSI 5870m
Where in the world is hellcry????
The real reason to deserve a proper touchpad...
The rest: G73JH-A1, BIOS 213, vBIOS v93, Catalyst 11.4, X-Fi 1.1 w/Realtek 2.52
Everything seems working fine even the touchpad.
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7th April 2011, 01:37 PM #24
Re: G73JH running a MSI 5870m
Nice! @tilla you are one brave person. You deserve a +1 rep for this!
I have a question, you mention that the MSI retention clip has larger nuts. Do you think that the MSI heatsink gets greater contact pressure because of this?Asus G73JH-rbbx05:
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7th April 2011, 03:17 PM #25
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7th April 2011, 03:22 PM #26Notebook Evangelist
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Re: G73JH running a MSI 5870m
I think you get enough pressure on the Asus one too. The spring at the screw limits the maximum.
The difference is the screw diameter. The MSI heatsink has thicker screws and the retention thicker nuts. At first I thought it would be an easy part. I've just put the MSI card in the G73 slot. But the screws of the Asus heatsink are thinner and I wasn't able to tighten them.
Firstly I was disappointed. Paste was applied, I almost destroyed the heatpipes by some raw power. And I still don't known if all that crap even will work
I looked at the bracket and saw that it is hold just by strong elastic tape. The MSI one was little horror. Strong like the double sided stuff from the keyboard. I used a hair dryer to warm it up and was able to remove it.
OK. I attached the Asus bracket to the MSI card and pushed the card in the slot. Remember that the Stock MXM 3.0 size is smaller in width. So the right screw holder for the card was useless. Even by loosing the backward screw on the mainboard, the holder was firm (maybe soldered).
But the one left screw holds the card in place too. No problem.
Because the retention nuts of the MSI one sits behind the PCB, the screws of the MSI heatsink are little bit longer. The retention nuts of the Asus one fits in the holes of the PCB. You can see it on the pictures. But the Asus srews were long enough to reach them. Next steps were reassembling.
Sry if something is funny to read. I'm german.
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15th April 2011, 06:10 AM #27Notebook Evangelist
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Re: G73JH running a MSI 5870m
@tilla can you post your msi 5870m vbios here please.
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15th April 2011, 07:04 AM #28Notebook Evangelist
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Re: G73JH running a MSI 5870m
Of course.
I had made a package before.
5870m ModPack
Remember that the Asus card may not run with 700/1000@0.95.
But I've flashed the 0.98 one without problem. Might round to 1.15 automatically.Asus G73JH-TZ207V ► i7-740QM • 8GB • INTEL G2 160GB • FHD • Radeon 6970m 2GB
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X7811 Fan Mod + X7811 Cover Mod
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15th April 2011, 07:35 AM #29
Re: G73JH running a MSI 5870m
why don't you run the MSI vbios on the ASUS card?
or you are using it already
if no - why
if yes - personally what are the differences for you
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15th April 2011, 07:47 AM #30Notebook Evangelist
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Re: G73JH running a MSI 5870m
No difference at temperatures.
HDMI and VGA output may not work. I don't need to test it.Asus G73JH-TZ207V ► i7-740QM • 8GB • INTEL G2 160GB • FHD • Radeon 6970m 2GB
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Acer Aspire Timeline 4810TG ► C2D SU7300 • 4GB • INTEL G2 80GB • WXGA • ATI 4330m | Intel GMA
G73JH 6970m upgrade info | MSI 5870m in a G73JH
X7811 Fan Mod + X7811 Cover Mod



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