- #ASUS EZ UPDATE 2.00.15 RELEASE NOTES SABERTOOTH HOW TO#
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- #ASUS EZ UPDATE 2.00.15 RELEASE NOTES SABERTOOTH SOFTWARE#
Originally, the problems with the mouse were in Windows. It keeps cutting in and out and cannot even be used. The mouse will not work properly in bios mode but I didn't know this until a few days ago. However, I got a new mouse and keyboard recently. I've been using bios version 3503 for the past year or so without issue. I have found this news from ASUS, this is the Meltdown and Spectre BIOS patch, so will updating result in a performance hit on the 4790K and what is the expected performance hit?Ĭlick to expand.I have an ASUS Z97-A. Thank you.ĭirect Link to my motherboard's BIOS page: Perhaps can have a look at the ASUS motherboards? If you can please. Both motherboards are running a Core i7 4790K 4.7Ghz I also own a Gigabyte Z97X Gaming GT, but no such BIOS update has been released by Gigabyte, nor do I anticipate they will ever update their BIOS. Or if anyone here can open the BIOS file and have a look at what changes ASUS has made between the previous version from 2015, and the current 2018 version. I was wondering if anyone on old ASUS boards have got updates for their motherboards, and what results have they noticed after upgrading. Stuck in a dilemma considering there is no change-log.
#ASUS EZ UPDATE 2.00.15 RELEASE NOTES SABERTOOTH UPGRADE#
So I am hesitant to upgrade the BIOS in case of a performance hit, but at the same time I am interested in seeing whether I can get better overclocking results. And I am guessing, once upgrading to this version, there won't be rolling back. Upgrading it from version 3003 to version 3503 ( Obviously the biggest iteration jump I have seen). I have just noticed that ASUS had released a BETA update on the 26th of April 2018. And also use some motion sensors to make that animation more interactive.I own the ASUS Maximus VII Ranger and the last BIOS update was in 2015. But really want to work in some automated EZ builder scripts to give him some animation when he is 'parked' at a public location.
#ASUS EZ UPDATE 2.00.15 RELEASE NOTES SABERTOOTH SOFTWARE#
(Can't wait for the razor fiona tablet to be available as I think it will make an excellent control for EZ robots) Ĭurrently I am putting in an RC RX multiplexer to allow me to switch between RC control and EZ builder software control.Īs I like to have complete control of R2 while driving him around at conventions and public appearances, I will keep the RC option. I have the ThinkGeek iPad joysticks and have playing around with using them for control of driving but that has been problematic. I am connecting to the EZ board with an exoPC tablet running Windows 8.
#ASUS EZ UPDATE 2.00.15 RELEASE NOTES SABERTOOTH HOW TO#
light system and am figuring how to send scripts from EZ builder to the LED light displays. Sound control with the MP3 trigger works awesome! I replaced my old LED dome lights with the programmable J.E.D.I. Now I have been integrating the EZ Board into the R2 and removed the PC altogether. Still - a complicated control system for limited function. When I first set up the RC radio to control drive and dome rotation, I switched the onboard computer to an Asus Eee box and used my HP iPaq PDA running VMC to control the computer and generate sounds and lights controls. However the software was very limited and I could not easily control other functions. I used the basic roborun software that came with that controller and could drive the robot with a cordless Saitek gamepad. My main motor controller is a roboteq AX3500. I originally had an onboard mini-ITX based computer.
#ASUS EZ UPDATE 2.00.15 RELEASE NOTES SABERTOOTH FULL#
I have been a long time member of the R2 Builders club ( ) and have a full sized replica of R2D2.Ĭurrently at conventions he is driven via RC with a Futaba radio.
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