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Old 10th Apr 2004, 02:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default The Video BIOS Flashing Guide!

Many people know how to flash the motherboard BIOS as well as the benefits of doing so. But not many people know about flashing the video BIOS. Some aren't even aware there IS a video BIOS!

So today, Chai and I present a guide on video BIOS flashing. We will touch on what the video BIOS is, why it should be "flashed" and how to do it. Come and check it out if you are interested in flashing your video BIOS!



Link : The Video BIOS Flashing Guide!
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Old 10th Apr 2004, 03:53 PM   #2 (permalink)
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This is a very detailed guide, nice work!
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Go here for more nVIDIA / ATI bios's: http://www.mvktech.net/download.php

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I have just read the video card bios flashing article and its easy to understand. Also, I knew there had to be a reason or two why I keep old videocards~parts lol... a pci video card would come in real handy if something went wrong.
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Go here for more nVIDIA / ATI bios's: http://www.mvktech.net/download.php

link alreadi in the review wat..........
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Go here for more nVIDIA / ATI bios's: http://www.mvktech.net/download.php

link alreadi in the review wat..........
its was not in the review when he posted..
the review was updated,..
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A big thanks to you two for writing this article (and for sending it our way). It couldn't have come at a better time! I also work at DeltaChrome.com and I'm currently testing 2 cards: the S8 and S8 Nitro 256MB. It just so happens that I need to flash the BIOS on the S8 Nitro with a new BIOS revision I received, but I've personally never done this b4 and was scrounging around for some decent directions. And, then this guide makes it's way into my mailbox!

Looking over it briefly, it's very easy to understand and follow step by step. I'll be flashing the video BIOS on my S8 Nitro shortly and will report back with the results (if anyone's interested).

Once again, keep up the great work on all the guides and articles!
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Default Geforce 2 GTS Bios files

I can't find any geforce 2 GTS bios files any where


does any one know any sites where to get them from
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Default Re: Geforce 2 GTS Bios files

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I can't find any geforce 2 GTS bios files any where


does any one know any sites where to get them from
I did a Google search (http://www.google.com.my/search?q=Ge...oe=UTF-8&hl=en) and came up with some POSSIBLE links you should check out :-

- http://www.sparkle.com.tw/Intranet/asp/bios/bios.htm

- http://www.moddingzone.com/articles/geforce-bios/

- http://www.ixbt.com/video/gfbios.shtml

There are more links. Googling is a very effective way of searching for such files.
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Default Problem after flashing an r9800 pro to xt

hi there!

Have a problem with my r9800 pro that i flashed with an xt bios. After a days use i got this strange black screen when i was playing a game and after rebooting my screen would not come from suspend mode. figured it was my vga card and was correct. Planed to flash it back to original bios, but after installing my pci card and made it work, it wouldent post with the bad r9800 pro in the agp slot.

My mb is an abit ai7 and it stops on the post code 25 where it checks for an valid video bios. and some other stuff.

Since i don't have an other mobo to flash on i need to know if it's posible that my card is totaly dead, or if my problem of flashing is related to the motherboard not supporting a agp vga card that has a bad bios, even if a pci card is present and set to boot first?

any help would be grateful.

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