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Asus X513ean has an onboard ram error, I tried to delete the ram with SPD v1.7 but failed, I even deleted and added an external ram code but still failed. I programmed the bios of X515EA, the machine displays but does not recognize NVME and only recognizes external ram.
Information:
- Asus X513EAN REV 5.3
- SN: MAN0CV12674042B
- Original X513EAN BIOS is attached below.
- X515EA BIOS displays but does not recognize NVME attached below.
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@toannh92it, compare this file with SPD v1.7 one, if it's different, try it, and report result please.
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Please help disable on board ram for
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SN S5N0CX07K58421A
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Thank you, I tried with SDP 1.6 and 1.7, but the device posted the 0.7xx amp line and then turned off again. I tried programming the bios of the a515ea and the device showed a good image, only recognizing the removable ram, but not nvme.
I tried replacing the entire profile of a515 with x513 but the status is still the same as above.Comment
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There should be a QR code on the motherboard similar to this https://www.badcaps.net/filedata/fetch?id=3528659 ,scan it .The model number in the scan is the bios version you want.Comment
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Support me to rebuild it, please. It turns on without an image.
Marca: ASAP
Modelo:
BOARD: JOYARD4_J_X133S_V10 2020216 r1
SN: 1404824348958
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