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Some Glitches Into The Lastest Beta Version 1.85.1653


int0x13

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Hi, recently i've tested the last beta version 1.85.1653 Extreme Edition with my last Asus notebook. It's equiped with 2 video cards, the Intel integrated one (sandy bridge chipset with core i72630 QM), and a dedicated nvidia GT 540M card. When i go into PCI/AGP Video i see nothing:

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Also into GPU tab, i see only the IGD card, not the nvidia card:

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and to finish with the ACPI section, i got a bug with one table:

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I attach you the acpidump file, tell me if you need another one.

Also with latest version 1.85.1661 i got another result for this acpi table:

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Regards,

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if you enable the run with nvidia context menu item (from the nvcp) you should be able to start aida64 with the nvidia gpu enabled.

When i right click the AIDA64 .exe and do "start with high performance nvidia graphics", it doesn't do anything (dont know why). If i setup the aida64.exe binary into the nvidia control pannel as dedicated nvidia card, it's working by default with nvidia gpu, but when i go into GPU tab into AIDA64 (latest version), i got this:

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So i got a wrong GPU usage, and also i cannot see the frequencies of CORE/SHADER/MEMORY whereas gpu-z or nvidia inspector can.

Also about the ACPI bug i was speaking into my last post, i updated the screenshot, check into the last post.

Regards

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We'll do more test runs with an Optimus capable system as soon as we can get one. Maybe there's room for tweakings, although the way Optimus works, there may never be a perfect way to monitor the nVIDIA GPU as part of an Optimus system.

As for the ACPI issue, it is due to either a BIOS bug or a not-properly-written Windows 7 activation crack.

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Ok, i see...but with GPU-Z i can switch to Intel IGD device and to the nvidia card, and it can display all the GPU information (frequency, temp...). I do not need to launch the gpuz.exe process as the nvidia graphic card (afaik).

About the ACPI issue, it's a brand new Asus laptop with windows 7 premium 64, no crack at all.

Regards,

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