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can you undervolt the GPU with this ?
because mine is overclocked at 50% and runs good .. though people have overclocked the core at 75% tooI'm using RivaTuner for the purpose. 3DMark06 is at 2300 now (stock is like 1600 I think).
stock is 400/600 core/memory
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The 140m?
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Does nvFlash support 9 series cards like the 9800M GS?
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Thanks for the info.
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Hi there. Is this works on Acer 5920g (with 9600m GT)?
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AFAIK, i cant find any success case on upgrading 9600M GT (Acer 5920g). I most probably will get the card from ebay. Should i go for a shot? Please advice.
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I´m trying to flash a 8600m gt in my acer 5920g, but no results, only a black screen...i cannot see nothing.
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Hi bigspin,
the computer can boot, because i can see HDD light activity, and I can ear the welcome sound on windows, but no image at all.
My computer comes with ati hd3470 256mb, but I bought a 8600m gt from a friend, and it was running ok on a Tsunami=Compal FL-90, and the problem is that friend lives 300kms from here.
If I took off the 8600m gt and put the ati it runs ok, but with the 8600m gt only a black screen!!!
I tryed blind flashing from usb. this is what I type "nvflash Acer.8600MGT.512.070423.bin -4 -5 -6"
When i do that i can see activity in my usb light for about 1 second, after that, 2 or 3 beeps...
First of all, before I flashed the 8600 I backup the rom before, like this "nvflash -b backup.rom" and he creates a backup from my original rom, but it has 0kb.
Do you think 5920g is capable to flash the 8600m gt?
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& make sure you have enough space to save your backup bios file.
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are you sure, this is the file im trying to upload to my 8600mgt but no success.
http://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/1742/Acer.8600MGT.512.070423.html
im gonna try to find another one now.
that short beeps i think it was error beeps don you think?
this was my steps that i took from another forum:
1. download hp boot key and create a bootable usb
2. download nvflash
3. download 8600M GT bios
4. extract nvflash to root drive of flash drive, copy also the bios in the root drive
5. restart pc and in bios set flash drive as boot drive (F12 key usually)
6. on command prompt type "nvflash -b backup.rom', now you have a backup bios file named backup.rom
7. on command prompt type "nvflash Acer.8600MGT.512.070423.bin -4 -5 -6", wait for it dont touch nothin till it finishes up
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It's 8600M GT 256MB DDR2 card, but will work with 512Mb DDR2 version without any error.
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thanks if you wait 10 or 15 mins i will tell you.
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still doesnt work
but i know this board its ok, because my friend test it before ship it to me.
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ok thanks a lot for your time...
I dont think acer section have what I need.
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it would be great.
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I created a boot USB key with the instructions provided and changed my first boot to removable storage and still cannot get my laptop to boot from the USB stick. Any ideas?
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Ok someone told me there was another option in my bios and I changed it and now I can boot just fine although I have run into another problem. When I try to backup my bios or flash the new one on I get this error, "Load Error: no DPMI memory"
Any ideas? I know other people with my laptop have done this painlessly. I have tried v5.50 and v5.72 of nvflash btw
EDIT:
After doing a bit of searching I have come up with the answer that 640k of ram allocated for the boot key is not good enough to load up the nvflash program and there is a way to extend the memory, but I just cannot get it. I guess I will wait for some help... -
I know this is a double post, but.... help?
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Ok sorry to take up your time. What happened is I made the boot disk and didn't know that it hides the files on the key so it looks like nothing is on it so I copied the XP files over manually and it mucked things up so what I did was just re-make the bootkey and everything works fine. My temps are BLAZING hot (93C in an intense stress test), but I flashed back to my regular bios and got the same temps in the same test so I am going to keep the GTS bios on here which gives me a serious boost in my games and seems to be rock solid. Thanks for the guide you rock!
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Hi, bigspin could you please give the link of best bios for the 8600M GT 256MB DDR2 on Acer 5920 g(I have same 256 mb ddr2 card ). U said "8600M GT 256MB DDR2 card, but will work with 512Mb DDR2 version without any error." is the opposite of the situatio is possible? Can we assume a 512mb acer bios could be used for a 256mb card without any error as well? Thanks.
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I flashed my Dell D800 notebook computer with Dell's NVIDIA 4200 video bios software instead of the 5200 bios and now I don't have any video on the screen or the video port. Is there a way to make a bootable CD using NVFLASH to load the correct bios? If so how, and where can I get the correct 5200 bios flash code?
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i think i have the problem here! just tried to flash the same bios i used to have.... on gateway p 7805u ( 9800m gts )
with nibitor where i just changed device and vendor id ( used to write 9800m gt instead 9800m gts and unknown for nvidia) . next time i got black screen with 3 beeps !!!
i dont have usb floppy,just stick and external hdd.
can any1 help me with some really good and simple solution!
did clear cmos and still the same!
i dont think usb device boot was set in bios before, allready tried with bootable usb and blind write nvflash.....
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since its sodered to the motherboard i hate to break the news but its pretty much gone .... if the laptops is failing to boot due to the laptop not passing post then you cant do anything
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i know but its graphic card bios not system. is there any solution for bootable cd and nvflash program to flash original bios?
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is the system passing post or not ?
the beeps indicate its not passing post and there is a issue with your gpu and that is happening because it does not recognize the GPU.
thats easily fix-able if you can tell me if it passes post
you will need to blindly set it to boot off the USB drive
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B166 You need to read the final part of the guide. (How to recover from bad bios flash)
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sorry i am new to this therms
when i turn on there is 3 beeps without any picture on display!
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means there is a issue
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The original 9500m GS partially fried last week so I bought a 9650m and I have modded the bios swapping the module from M50v bios.
The laptop boot and the gpu it's recognised from win 7 but I have only a problem, the fan now work always at the max speed. If I install the 9500m the fan work normally with this modded bios. What can I do?
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I'm getting an error when I try to backup my BIOS. It says:
Write of EEPROM image to file failed.
I/O ERROR: Cannot create file: OLDBIOS.ROM
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And yes, there's room. My flash drive is 8GB.
UPDATE
I found a whole thread dedicated to overclocking the G50vt's, so it must be possible on mine. (I have a G50vt-X5).
http://forum.notebookreview.com/asus/336013-g50vt-9800m-gs-overclocking.html
This must be some error exclusive to me, since I can't find anyone in the thread with the same problem.
UPDATE #2
I uploaded a picture of the error, maybe there's some useful info on that page.
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From the image I posted, it looks like I do have a vBIOS, it just doesn't want to copy.
Nvidia VGA Bios modification/flash/restore guide
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by bigspin, Aug 23, 2007.