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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Graphic cards => Topic started by: mapel on March 27, 2014, 02:53:26 pm
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Hi ppl ..
i got GV-N560OC-1GI rev. 1.0 ... now this card ROCKS ... but i got some problems
so lets go xD ...
i flash my card with some bios from bios collection (im not for sure is for my model) ... so now i want to reflash original bios for my card ...
1. how to find out what is corect model (memory vendor? or ?) of my card so i can reflash with original bios from gigabyte (cos if i try to see the bios now ... its show me the bios from the collection .. that isnt corect)
2. how to reflash and find original bios for my card ... when i try to flash its say that is deferent version ...
and finaly (btw this is whay i want to change bios , my card is working rock solid from day 1.. but this problem with volts bother me) .. my curent bios on my card is rated of 1.05 volts ... but my card showing in gpuZ 1.03 volts .. when im in 2d on desktop its lagy... when i play games it goes from 3d to 2d and back wich result in lagy game play ...
oO one more thing .. this lagy thing start from few days ago ... mabe is psu related .. im changing the psu tonight ...
but i still need to flash ma card with corect bios ... sooo help
i hope you understand my q... tnx for replays
ower n out
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Hi,
Firstly if you have overwritten your card's original BIOS with the wrong one there is a great chance that the card will fail to work at all let alone properly. You should double check which original firmware it was running and which you have installed in error possibly! Find the correct file and try to install this if you can.
In the second part of your question you mention using CPU-Z for information. This is wrong and you need to use GPU-Z instead.
Sorry I can't be more helpful here but there are just too many unknowns at the moment.
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Hi,
Firstly if you have overwritten your card's original BIOS with the wrong one there is a great chance that the card will fail to work at all let alone properly. You should double check which original firmware it was running and which you have installed in error possibly! Find the correct file and try to install this if you can.
In the second part of your question you mention using CPU-Z for information. This is wrong and you need to use GPU-Z instead.
Sorry I can't be more helpful here but there are just too many unknowns at the moment.
how can i find out what model of card i have it say GV-N560OC-1GI rev. 1.0 on pcb but tehere is a ton of them to (f13-f21-f32 ??) .. and how to flesh original bios ower this bios .. its say cant be done cos of mismatch ..
i corect my gpuz error ... and your the MAN ... replay in 10 min or so .... ill put you up high over there xD tnx
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I hope this is of some help. Normally the BIOS/frimware version for a graphics card are numbered differently from those on a motherboard. For example F1 -F9 is a set of files for one revision of a GPU and then F10 - F19 are for a seperate revision of the card so don't assume that just because the card has the same model number that all firmware files listed will be appropriate for that card. The BIOS versions on the GPUs are a bit confusing. If the original was F12 then the upgrade from that would be F13, if it was F23 the upgrade would be F24 etc, just make sure that you use the same denary sequence.
This link might be of some help too. http://forum.giga-byte.co.uk/index.php/topic,2439.0.html
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I hope this is of some help. Normally the BIOS/frimware version for a graphics card are numbered differently from those on a motherboard. For example F1 -F9 is a set of files for one revision of a GPU and then F10 - F19 are for a seperate revision of the card so don't assume that just because the card has the same model number that all firmware files listed will be appropriate for that card. The BIOS versions on the GPUs are a bit confusing. If the original was F12 then the upgrade from that would be F13, if it was F23 the upgrade would be F24 etc, just make sure that you use the same denary sequence.
This link might be of some help too. http://forum.giga-byte.co.uk/index.php/topic,2439.0.html
... its all good .. ill try to fix this or i go 760 on ma aSs xD
tnx again ..