Hello guys, recently I am working on my RAZER BLADE 14 2022 model to upgrade the ram.
I will upload my BIOS and another BIOS that I found separately.
The second BIOS is from an ASUS laptop, and it contains the information for the MTC8C1084S1SC48BA1 memory module that I need.
Can you combine these two BIOS files to create a working BIOS for me?
Sir… im not here to give you any false hopes so i’ll explain as simple as i can… this is not a copy/cut/paste/move.
You saw the same info/option on an Asus bios because probably the bios vendor is the same…AMI, InsydeH2O, etc… but this is related to assembled program code in the main bios of an OEM manufacturer that the bios vendor is a supplier, but every bios model is programmed for a specific line of product(s).
You cant simply, insert a visible function without the proper code and sub functions/links of it.
Now… there could be a remote chance of this function is indeed present in the code but hidden, so this is what you need to verify at least, with the proper tools related the bios vendor used in your laptop, read some more threads about similar requests and you’ll get a more details how.
Anyway…feel free to wait for other users POV, good luck.
Sorry mate, I do know that the BIOS is hard coded, but I didn’t realize that the internal code is different for each model.
While gathering information through ChatGPT and Google searches, I learned that it’s possible to insert SPD information using HxD, so I tried multiple times, but it didn’t work.
That’s why I registered on this forum and left a post.
I’m aware of the concept of hidden menus, but is there any relation between inserting SPD data for onboard RAM into the BIOS and the hidden menu?