artistpavel
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From what I understand, the hardware is identical, so replacing the bios should be safe, if warranty is not one's concern.
This is what I collected so far:
- Nvidia BIOS Modification Guide v1.0 :
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/246611-29-guide-nvidia-bios-modification
Nvidia BIOS flashing - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net
- EGVA GTX 275 bios download list:
techPowerUp! :: Video Bios Collection
- latest nvFlash v5.72:
ReMOSitory :: mvk.tech :: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 285 275 260 ATI Radeon HD 4890 4870 4850 4830 :: MVKTech :: On the Edge of Technology
Problems:
- nvFlash requires DOS environment. Boot CDs found on these sites don't have SATA CD\DVD drive drivers:
Windows 98 Boot Disk Download | AllBootDisks - Providing Free Boot Disks from MS-DOS to Windows XP.
Bootdisk.Com
- my mobo doesn't support booting from USB
- I haven't seen floppy in 10 years
- there's a windows based nvFlash, but it's for 32bit windows only:
Using nvFlash - SLI Zone Forums
Basically looking for a bootable DVD with nvFlash that will work with my hardware.
This is what I collected so far:
- Nvidia BIOS Modification Guide v1.0 :
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/246611-29-guide-nvidia-bios-modification
Nvidia BIOS flashing - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net
- EGVA GTX 275 bios download list:
techPowerUp! :: Video Bios Collection
- latest nvFlash v5.72:
ReMOSitory :: mvk.tech :: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 285 275 260 ATI Radeon HD 4890 4870 4850 4830 :: MVKTech :: On the Edge of Technology
Problems:
- nvFlash requires DOS environment. Boot CDs found on these sites don't have SATA CD\DVD drive drivers:
Windows 98 Boot Disk Download | AllBootDisks - Providing Free Boot Disks from MS-DOS to Windows XP.
Bootdisk.Com
- my mobo doesn't support booting from USB
- I haven't seen floppy in 10 years
- there's a windows based nvFlash, but it's for 32bit windows only:
Using nvFlash - SLI Zone Forums
Basically looking for a bootable DVD with nvFlash that will work with my hardware.
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