BIOS chips, where to get

29th August 2003, 00:28

the BIOS of Nforce² boards get quite easily corrupted (there's some kind of bug in the chipset). I'd like to have a backup chip in case I kill mine (so my rig isn't down for weeks)

where can you obtain BIOS chips for an A7N8X, or other NF² boards? (they're the same, but with different biosfile)

8th September 2003, 20:39

Just try mail the support division of ASUS and ask for a new chip.
Say something like "I tried to update it and now its broken". Normally they will send you a new one for free

I know Abit and MSI will send new ones, im sure ASUS will too

8th September 2003, 20:50

I'll request either a BIOS savior kit or a new BIOS chip. same goes for the NB fan of my PT4533 that's worn off after 10 months of spinning, 24/7

Magnum_ · 10th September 2003, 10:24

my P4T533 had a nice passive heatsink, like the new canterwood asus board have

10th September 2003, 11:19

When I bought my secondhand kx7-r it had also a corrupt bioschip, I mailed Abit and I could choose to :
1 send it up for reprogramming
2 ask for a new one and send the bad one up afterwards
3 buy a new one for 8€.

10th September 2003, 21:31

i know someone who has received his chip for free

he flashed his bios to bios 10 and afterworths the pc crashed

it was an nf7-s

greetz

29th August 2003, 00:28	#1
TeuS Posts: n/a	BIOS chips, where to get the BIOS of Nforce² boards get quite easily corrupted (there's some kind of bug in the chipset). I'd like to have a backup chip in case I kill mine (so my rig isn't down for weeks) where can you obtain BIOS chips for an A7N8X, or other NF² boards? (they're the same, but with different biosfile)

10th September 2003, 10:24	#4
Magnum_ Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 390	my P4T533 had a nice passive heatsink, like the new canterwood asus board have __________________ p0mpId0m

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8th September 2003, 20:39	#2
dentrax Posts: n/a	Just try mail the support division of ASUS and ask for a new chip. Say something like "I tried to update it and now its broken". Normally they will send you a new one for free I know Abit and MSI will send new ones, im sure ASUS will too

8th September 2003, 20:50	#3
TeuS Posts: n/a	I'll request either a BIOS savior kit or a new BIOS chip. same goes for the NB fan of my PT4533 that's worn off after 10 months of spinning, 24/7

10th September 2003, 11:19	#5
PlayboY Posts: n/a	When I bought my secondhand kx7-r it had also a corrupt bioschip, I mailed Abit and I could choose to : 1 send it up for reprogramming 2 ask for a new one and send the bad one up afterwards 3 buy a new one for 8€.

10th September 2003, 21:31	#6
Da_BoKa Posts: n/a	i know someone who has received his chip for free he flashed his bios to bios 10 and afterworths the pc crashed it was an nf7-s greetz