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bios 980 gtx ti flash
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eidairaman1
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You do not remove the eeprom from the gpu, you use a clip to latch onto pins
Yes, I saw that there were two possibilities.
- By desoldering
- Or with pliers leaving the eeprom on the 980 But some say that with pincers there can be difficulties.
In any case you could have advised me a programmer who does both possibilities.
thank you
- By desoldering
- Or with pliers leaving the eeprom on the 980 But some say that with pincers there can be difficulties.
In any case you could have advised me a programmer who does both possibilities.
thank you
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eidairaman1
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Hire a electronic board technician. Desoldering and resoldering is very risky. Use the clip style spi flasher.
@Sasqui can suggest 1
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Flashcat classic: https://www.embeddedcomputers.net/products/FlashcatUSB/
SPI chip clip for the above: https://www.embeddedcomputers.net/products/SerialAdapters/
They have instructions. You can read and write/flash to an SPI on board chip with this, with a given .rom file
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Sure, drag me into this
Flashcat classic: https://www.embeddedcomputers.net/products/FlashcatUSB/
SPI chip clip for the above: https://www.embeddedcomputers.net/products/SerialAdapters/
They have instructions. You can read and write/flash to an SPI on board chip with this, with a given .rom file
The reason I suggest you is because you physically used one. I have not lol. I only help users get the bios file. Im like a Search Engine for GPUs lol
I thank you both for your help. I will try through a spi programmer to get this card.
on the photo that I put in the beginning can tell you that it is the eeprom of the bios, because I have just tried to say it but I would not try to flash with a programmer the bad
Have a good day
on the photo that I put in the beginning can tell you that it is the eeprom of the bios, because I have just tried to say it but I would not try to flash with a programmer the bad
Have a good day
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