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post #141 of 447
Thank you this is MUCH improved
post #142 of 447
post #143 of 447
Hello to all!

I've just installed a T7200 Core2Duo CPU and W3J speeds now!!!! I'm only waiting the new bios to install Vista!!!!!

Manuel Barbosa
W3J
2x100GB 7200rpm
2GB 667 DDR2 RAM
Core 2 Duo T7200 2Ghz 4MB Cache
ATI X1600
post #144 of 447
thank you everyone that made it possible.
post #145 of 447
any updates on the release of the official s/z96j video bios?
post #146 of 447
Anybody noticing a thin horizontal image distortion line randomly appearing while watching a DVD movie after the BIOS upgrade? Unfortunately I'm using a different DVD program since the ASUSDVD program had too many image "pauses", so I couldn't tell if its InterVideo WinDVD or if its the 209A BIOS.

The image is better because I could notice the graininess a bit more when I'm watching a movie with the 207 version.
post #147 of 447
Huh? I use Cyberlink PowerDVD 7, no problem at all.
post #148 of 447
Did it come with the W3J or did you buy it separately?

Thanks!
post #149 of 447
I bought it separately.
post #150 of 447
after installing the new bios, when i use FN+any function button (e.g. raise/lower sound volume, brightness), the meter is stuck.

Basically if i increase the brightness, i can see the tick thing going up, but once i depress the button it doesnt go away. It's always stuck there and it wont fade away

anyone know how to get rid of it? (you can see it in the image below on the top left)

post #151 of 447
Hello,

Any plans on updating F3Ja BIOS? it seems it might be affected by the grainy issue.

Thanks!
post #152 of 447
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheTraveler
Anybody noticing a thin horizontal image distortion line randomly appearing while watching a DVD movie after the BIOS upgrade? Unfortunately I'm using a different DVD program since the ASUSDVD program had too many image "pauses", so I couldn't tell if its InterVideo WinDVD or if its the 209A BIOS.

The image is better because I could notice the graininess a bit more when I'm watching a movie with the 207 version.


YES! I have the same problem when viewing DVDs under ASUSDVD - bad scan lines. I figured it was probably ASUSDVD, since when I viewed the DVD in WMP it looked a bit better. But if you had it in WinDVD maybe there's something more to it.

Btw, i'm using the beta BIOS for the Z96J

If you find out whats going on let me know!

CHeers
post #153 of 447
i thought this bios was only for the w3j.
post #154 of 447
ippo (sorry)...regarding the meter fading...

That happened to me before the BIOS upgrade. Its kinda annoying, but I just reboot the machine and its better. If there is an easier way, sure like to hear it as well.
post #155 of 447
Quote:
Originally Posted by haritone
YES! I have the same problem when viewing DVDs under ASUSDVD - bad scan lines. I figured it was probably ASUSDVD, since when I viewed the DVD in WMP it looked a bit better. But if you had it in WinDVD maybe there's something more to it.

Btw, i'm using the beta BIOS for the Z96J

If you find out whats going on let me know!

CHeers

Let's see if there are a few more people with the same problem, but at least posting it here would let Ken know something may be amiss.

LatinoHeat, Asus is kicking out a bunch of BIOS upgrade for each of their models with the X1600 card so owners of the Z96J may experience the same problems as W3J owners (just like the graininess issue).
post #156 of 447
Quote:
Originally Posted by aleksei
Hello,

Any plans on updating F3Ja BIOS? it seems it might be affected by the grainy issue.


I can confirm this. I bought this Notebook (Asus F3Ja) for a close friend of mine and, as he is quite the gamer, immediately noticed the "grainy display"-issue in games (mainly).
I already did a BIOS-upgrade to version 203, but apparently this seems to be too old (VGA-Bios: A05308.004).
I would be more than glad to hear about a new BIOS-version released for this notebook-series, too.

Sincerely, jakie
post #157 of 447
That meter stuck thingy happened to me last time. I am not using the beta bios. But it happened to me when i was pressing the powerplay function button, so i pressed ctrl + alt + del and found power play and end tasked it

then it was fine after. Look in the running processes for something similar
post #158 of 447
Thread Starter 
I talked to Asus about V1j and F3JA and he tells me they don't carry these two models in the US, but he will request BIOS update for both notebook, the new BIOS update should be release on Asus Asia and Europe website.
post #159 of 447
Thread Starter 
For DVD playback, I belive it's the ATI driver. I recall this problem with Z70VA a while back and a guy at NBR fixed it by install the latest ATI driver:
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Originally Posted by donster View Post
I installed the latest Mobility from ATI, just had to install the Microsoft .net framework 1.1 first. Works better than supplied drivers so far. Solved my vertical color bands during dvd playback too. See my other thread for info.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/show...53#post1181753 I tested with S96J BIOS version 1100 with Asus DVD 6.0 and I don't have scanline problems.
post #160 of 447
Quote:
Originally Posted by GenTechPC
I talked to Asus about V1j and F3JA and he tells me they don't carry these two models in the US, but he will request BIOS update for both notebook, the new BIOS update should be release on Asus Asia and Europe website.
so then is the V1J not coming to the US at all, or did they just mean it's not here yet?
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