QUOTE(amir_kaldra @ Aug 14 2010, 07:52 PM)
@Kaizoku
Can u tell me what tweak that u did to make the graphic very good. I dont know what wrong with my screen or the laptop but the picture look very grainy. Been testing the screen with lots of blu-ray movies but each and every single one played with shitty quality. I played the same blu ray on my 50' tv and its great. Played using kmplayer with coreavc codec and cccp.
Please help. Been bugging me.
QUOTE(Viperion @ Aug 14 2010, 08:21 PM)
Uhmmm, there isn't any program to make the graphic look good. I adviced Kaizoku to download AMD GPU Clock Tool they make his 5870 GPU stable because he couldn't run a game and was getting GSODs. The graphic card in our systems in combination with the RAM is causing problems with the reference ATI drivers. If you update any of the latest ATI drivers your system will hang and you will get a Gray or Black screen. You will need to shut off the power to your notebook and then restart. The only way to improve graphic quality is to use the latest ATI drivers as it improves the drivers adding functionality and bug fixes. The trade off is your system will get unstable and it might hang. To resolve this check my previous posts on the solution when using latest ATI drivers
Added on August 14, 2010, 8:24 pmI thought I would have escaped the problem but I was wrong. What's even scary is that's it evident on Kaizoku unit I bet that was just manufactured last month. The only way this is going to be resolved is for a new stable vBios from Asus like the one for MSI & Clevo for this situation to be resolved. Even with a new batch unless they change the whole production floor you will still get the same batch as us
just like what viperion said...I downloaded the AMD GPU Clock tool..I only use that.. been thinking of flashing my vBios, but with the possibilities of bricking my unit, the AMD GPU tools is the only best option for me. I don't want a rm6k 17.3inch paper weight..huhuhuhu
Viperion: yups...i really2 hope Asus will somehow someday resolve this issue...for the time being, i am quite content with using the AMD GPU tool...
Added on August 14, 2010, 10:24 pmQUOTE(amir_kaldra @ Aug 14 2010, 08:52 PM)
@Viperion
Thank you. I think I will wait for stable driver first. Scared might brick the laptop if I update vbios, since I bricked my brother PSP when updating firmware.
After some reading and testing. Its seem the problems lies with the kmplayer. I tried playing blu-ray on window media player and the quality is acceptable. I should try to play movie with WMP earlier.
Your unit does not come with Cyberlink PowerDVD player?? Mine has, so i've been playing my dvd's only using that software.
This post has been edited by Kaizoku: Aug 14 2010, 10:24 PM 
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