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Administrator: Created page with "== General Information == == DumpBIOS 64k == {|class="wikitable" !Attribute !Value |- |Date |08/05/1999 |- |Notes | |- |Download |File:zip.png|50px|link=File:dumpbios_64k...."

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Created page with "== General Information == == DumpBIOS 64k == {|class="wikitable" !Attribute !Value |- |Date |08/05/1999 |- |Notes | |- |Download |File:zip.png|50px|link=File:dumpbios_64k...."

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== General Information ==

== DumpBIOS 64k ==

{|class="wikitable"
!Attribute
!Value
|-
|Date
|08/05/1999
|-
|Notes
|
|-
|Download
|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:dumpbios_64k.zip]]
|}

== Identify the card ==

In some cases you maybe come to the point, that your card is too exotic or defective to ifentify correctly. The most common case is the defective one.
If you have a defective card, it is possibly to get some more information. Maybe a simple reflash of the BIOS can revive the card. But therefore you need a few information.

Here are some tools to check your graphic card.

=== PCI.exe (Intel) ===

{|class="wikitable"
!Attribute
!Value
|-
|Version
|2.2
|-
|Date
|11/23/1994
|-
|Notes
|
|-
|Download
|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:pci_2.2.zip]]
|}

=== PCI.exe (c't) ===

{|class="wikitable"
!Attribute
!Value
|-
|Version
|3.03.00
|-
|Date
|11/30/1999
|-
|Notes
|
|-
|Download
|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:ctpci_3.03.00.zip]]
|}

=== PCI.exe (Craig Hart) ===

{|class="wikitable"
!Attribute
!Value
|-
|Version
|1.1
|-
|Date
|03/16/2005
|-
|Notes
|
|-
|Download
|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:pci_1.1.zip]]
|}

=== PCI32.exe (Craig Hart) ===

{|class="wikitable"
!Attribute
!Value
|-
|Version
|1.6
|-
|Date
|07/20/2007
|-
|Notes
|
|-
|Download
|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:pci32_1.6.zip]]
|}

=== PCI for Windows (c't) ===

{|class="wikitable"
!Attribute
!Value
|-
|Version
|1.0.0.1
|-
|Date
|10/22/1998
|-
|Notes
|
|-
|Download
|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:ctpciw_1.0.0.1.zip]]
|}

=== Vendor/Device-IDs ===

{|class="wikitable"
!Attribute
!Value
|-
|Date
|01/22/2008
|-
|Notes
|
|-
|Download
|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:PCIDEVS.TXT]]
|}

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:24, 16 June 2015
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	== General Information ==		== General Information ==
		+	Please keep in mind that's your own risk to flash a fully working card. I take no responsibility for any damage to hard- and/or software.

	== DumpBIOS 64k ==		== DumpBIOS 64k ==

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 <br>
 '''Short instructions:'''
-*Extract the ZIP-file.
+*Extract the ZIP-file
-*Execute the executable file (Use Windows XP or below).
+*Execute the executable file (Use Windows XP or below)
-*A file named BIOS.BIN will be saved beside the executable file.
+*A file named BIOS.BIN will be saved beside the executable file
-*Rename the file, so you can identify the BIOS if you need it again.
+*Rename the file, so you can identify the BIOS if you need it again
 <br>
 '''If you want to support me:'''
@@ Line 17: / Line 17: @@
 ** Revision printed on the PCB
 ** GPU/RAM-clocks
-*If possible generate a hash for the BIOS-file.
+*If possible generate a hash for the BIOS-file
-*Send an E-Mail with the BIOS and as much information you can find to the address you find [[3dfxBIOS:About|here]].
+*Send an E-Mail with the BIOS and as much information you can find to the address you find [[3dfxBIOS:About|here]]
 {|class="wikitable"

@@ Line 5: / Line 5: @@
 DumpBIOS 64k is the tool to recover your actual BIOS flashed on the card. Before flashing a new one or simply for my help you can dump it.<br>
 <br>
-Short instructions:<br>
+'''Short instructions:'''
-<br>
 *Extract the ZIP-file.
 *Execute the executable file (Use Windows XP or below).
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 *Rename the file, so you can identify the BIOS if you need it again.
 <br>
-If you want to support me:
+'''If you want to support me:'''
 *Capture some information about the card
 ** Name of the card

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 <br>
 Here are some tools to check your graphic card.
 === PCI.exe (Intel) ===

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 |[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:ctpci_3.03.00.zip]]
 |}
 === PCI for Windows (c't) ===
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 |[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:pci_1.1.zip]]
 |}
 === PCI32.exe (Craig Hart) ===

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 *Send an E-Mail with the BIOS and as much information you can find to the address you find [[3dfxBIOS:About|here]]
-{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; float:left; margin-right:1em"
 !Attribute
 !Value
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 |[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:dumpbios_64k.zip]]
 |}
 == Identify the card ==
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 === PCI.exe (Intel) ===
-{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; float:left; margin-right:1em"
 !Attribute
 !Value
 |-
 |Date
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 |[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:pci_2.2.zip]]
 |}
 === PCI.exe (c't) ===
-{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; float:left; margin-right:1em"
 !Attribute
 !Value
 |-
 |Date
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 |}
-=== PCI.exe (Craig Hart) ===
+<div style="clear:both"></div>
-{|class="wikitable"
+=== PCI for Windows (c't) ===
 !Attribute
 !Value
 |-
 |Date
-|03/16/2005
+|10/22/1998
 |-
 |Notes
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 |-
 |Download
-|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:pci_1.1.zip]]
+|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:ctpciw_1.0.0.1.zip]]
 |}
-=== PCI32.exe (Craig Hart) ===
+<div style="clear:both"></div>
-{|class="wikitable"
+=== PCI.exe (Craig Hart) ===
 !Attribute
 !Value
 |-
 |Date
-|07/20/2007
+|03/16/2005
 |-
 |Notes
@@ Line 115: / Line 115: @@
 |-
 |Download
-|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:pci32_1.6.zip]]
+|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:pci_1.1.zip]]
 |}
-=== PCI for Windows (c't) ===
+<div style="clear:both"></div>
-{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; float:left; margin-right:1em"
 !Attribute
 !Value
 |-
 |Date
-|10/22/1998
+|07/20/2007
 |-
 |Notes
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 |-
 |Download
-|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:ctpciw_1.0.0.1.zip]]
+|[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:pci32_1.6.zip]]
 |}
 === Vendor/Device-IDs ===
-{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; float:left; margin-right:1em"
 !Attribute
 !Value
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 |[[File:zip.png|50px|link=File:PCIDEVS.zip]]
 |}

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 == DumpBIOS 64k ==
 {|class="wikitable"
@@ Line 19: / Line 37: @@
 == Identify the card ==
-In some cases you maybe come to the point, that your card is too exotic or defective to ifentify correctly. The most common case is the defective one.
+If you are not 100% sure what card you just installed in your system or do you have a supposed defective card, it is possible to get some information.<br>
-If you have a defective card, it is possibly to get some more information. Maybe a simple reflash of the BIOS can revive the card. But therefore you need a few information.
+So you can inventory the card or maybe get a chance to repair it by simply reflash the BIOS.<br>
+<br>
 Here are some tools to check your graphic card.