08-06-2018
07:54 PM
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03-06-2024
07:46 PM
by
ROGBot
08-08-2018 10:22 AM
jdfrench3 wrote:
The ASUS support page having my registered G752VSK OC Edition laptop offers two models, G752VS and G752VSK. The bios for the G752VS is 310 while the bios of the G752VSK is 302. The poster, Oktanio has a very good point. Your option, using registered device page is still a crap shoot in this case.
Oktanio's laptop is another animal all together, it's a G752VSK but not the OC Edition and has the 304 bios.
jdfrench3 wrote:
I agree, WinFlash sucks, but in this case it at least identifies his installed bios (304) and refuses to install bios (302). What's truly BAD is that WinFlash doesn't recognize the 302 bios is not even for his laptop (238 chipset and 7700HQ CPU).
08-08-2018 11:49 AM
08-08-2018 01:53 PM
jdfrench3 wrote:
Belarc Advisor will list all needed information in this matter, no confusion!
What is confusing is ASUS having developed two different laptops with the same identifying labels (G752VSK) attached to the back of the laptops. Both G752VSK models have different bios (304 for the G752VSK with 7700 CPU and 302 for the G752VSK with 7820 CPU). Want to bet that these two bios are not compatible with one another?
This type of confusion could be a disaster....
08-08-2018 02:28 PM
08-08-2018 02:37 PM
cl-Albert wrote:
Again, hope it's okay to explain more to try and clear up the confusion regarding this.
Not sure if anybody is interested, but to get an idea about the differences in the bios files, you can mouse over the download button (or just download the bios files to compare filenames) as in the screenshot below to check the file name in the bottom left-hand corner which I can see is the same G752VSK (or G752VS 7th gen cpu) 302 bios file (G752VSKAS302.zip) posted under both the G752VS OC Edition (7th Gen. cpu) and G752VS (7th gen. cpu) /G752VSK download pages, so basically you would conclude both these models use the same bios.
same BIOS VERSION but why different DATE??
is really the ame bios ??
or the only same think is the VERSION name ??
08-08-2018 02:59 PM
Oktanio wrote:
same BIOS VERSION but why different DATE??
is really the ame bios ??
or the only same think is the VERSION name ??
08-08-2018 03:29 PM
08-08-2018 03:32 PM
cl-Albert wrote:
Hi,
I'm actually an ASUS employee at the U.S. office if it matters, but don't always have all the answers about what HQ is doing or thinking with the bios files.
I may need to re-check your questions, or feel free to let me know if there are still any unanswered questions, but feel like you may be making it a little more complicated than it needs to be although can understand our support site may be part of the reason for that.
- Anyyway, hope you can agree that all your information shows you have the G752VS with 7th gen cpu which is also known as the G752VSK, so you want to use this bios and not the bios for the G752VS with 6th gen. cpu. I wouldn't be concerned about the chipset myself.
- Not sure where you found the G752VSK (also known as the G752VS with 7th gen. cpu) 304 bios, but if you have the link, let me know. Otherwise, guessing it may have been preinstalled from the factory possibly.
- Yes, was wondering why the same 302 bios version would have different release dates since it's not very normal to see this, but if nobody is reporting any issues or differences, guessing it is probably just the same bios version with different release dates, so would not worry about it more. Feel free to look into it more or discuss more with others if you wish of course.
- As you noticed, Winflash (or bios EZ flash) does not even allow you to flash the correct bios model with the same or older bios version and would not let you flash the bios for a different or the wrong model.
Winflash does not tell you which bios version you need to use though.
It just tells you the bios model and bios version you have. If you try to flash a bios file that you should not be using, it will tell you this too, but you are deciding which bios file you want to flash.
Anyway, wondering if you are seeing any problems or differences between the G752VSK 0304 and G752VSK 0302 bios versions?
If everything is okay with the G752VSK 0302 bios, don't know that I would worry about it much more.
Feel free to discuss more with me or others if anything is still unclear.
Thanks.
08-08-2018 03:37 PM
Oktanio wrote:
I will be happy to run test and benchmarks on the bios
And take notes also about fps and temps between 302 and 304
08-08-2018 06:52 PM