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Only flash a BIOS if:<br />
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1. You need to<br />
<br />
2. You have to<br />
<br />
BIOS flashes are dodgy at the best of times and don't always give an improvement (that's when they work). Manufacturers sites written in good E
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Only flash a BIOS if:

1. You need to

2. You have to

BIOS flashes are dodgy at the best of times and don't always give an improvement (that's when they work). Manufacturers sites written in good E

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CONTINUED .... nglish would be a nice starting point.<br />
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Return key hit in error - DOH!
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CONTINUED .... nglish would be a nice starting point.

Return key hit in error - DOH!

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OS:WINDOWS XP PRO<br />
FORMAT:NTFS<br />
VGA: ATI 8500 128 MB<br />
<br />
I WANT TO FLASH MY VGA BIOS AND I HAVE: <br />
-fdx8500le.rom<br />
-8500LE_250-250_0x0003_781<wbr /><br />
<br />
WHAT I HAVE TO DO WITH THIS FILES, THE STEPS TO FLASH THE BIOS<br />

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OS:WINDOWS XP PRO
FORMAT:NTFS
VGA: ATI 8500 128 MB

I WANT TO FLASH MY VGA BIOS AND I HAVE: 
-fdx8500le.rom
-8500LE_250-250_0x0003_781

WHAT I HAVE TO DO WITH THIS FILES, THE STEPS TO FLASH THE BIOS


FLASH MY VGA BIOS

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