مادربرد پلیت

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با سلام
من یه مادربرد پلیت با چپپست g31 دارم که میخوام بایوس اون رو آپدیت کنم
اگه امکانش هست روش آپدیت اون رو برام شرح بدین ، چون من تاحالا این کار رو نکردم
بایوسش AMI هست و فایل لازم رو هم از سایتش دانلود کردم
فقط موندم چه جوری اجراش کنم
آیا از راه cd هم امکانش هست که اینکار رو انجام بدم یا از محیط ویندوز ؟

[AMD>INTEL]

Please follow the steps below carefully for AMIBIOS support. Use the AMIBIOS Checkpoint and beep Codes to aid in problems that occur during the pre-boot process. Use the AMIBIOS Flash Utility to flash your AMI BIOS. Use this version if of the AMIBIOS Flash Utility if you are flashing an AMIBIOS that is using core 6.31 or earlier.

1. Identify your motherboard.
2. Go to your motherboard manufacturer for support.
3. Select your AMI motherboard from the following list.

1. Identify your motherboard

To identify your motherboard, you may either run the AMI Motherboard Identification Utility or you may view the BIOS string on bootup.

1.

Turn the system power off.
2.

Unplug your keyboard or hold down one of the keys on the keyboard
3.

Power-on the system (you should get a keyboard error)
4.

Notice the long string of numbers in the lower left hand corner of your screen. This is your BIOS identification string. It will look like one of these:

BIOS Screenshot

BIOS from 1991 - Present

51-0102-zz5123-00111111-101094-AMIS875-P

This indicates a motherboard with BIOS from 1991 to the present.

If the next to the last set of BOLD letters is:

* AMI - it is a TRUE AMI motherboard - the numbers that follow are the motherboard series number - i.e. S875 is a Series 875 motherboard

NOTE: All TRUE AMI motherboards will have the American Megatrends logo printed in white on the motherboard.

BIOS from 1986 - 1990

DINT- 1123-04990-K8

This indicates a motherboard with BIOS from 1986 - 1990.The BIOS identification number for this BIOS identification string, which is in BOLD and is in the first set of numbers, would be 1123.

If the first BOLD number of the first set of numbers in BIOS from 1986 - 1990 is:

* 1, 2, 8, or a letter - it is a NON-AMI Taiwanese manufactured motherboard
* 3, 4, or 5 - it is a TRUE AMI motherboard
* 50 or 6 - it is a NON-AMI US made motherboard
* 9 - it is an evaluation BIOS for a Taiwanese manufacturer

NOTE: If you have a identification number that corresponds to a NON-AMI motherboard you will need to contact the company or person who sold you the product.

If you determine you have a non-AMI motherboard, go to step number two.
If you determine you have an AMI motherboard, go to step number three.

2. Go to your motherboard manufacturer for support.

We do not have your BIOS upgrade. Only your motherboard manufacturer can give you this upgrade. Most manufacturers have BIOS upgrades available on their website. If you can't determine your motherboard manufacturer, contact the company or person who sold you the product.

3. Select your AMI motherboard from the following list.

We fully support all AMI motherboards with AMIBIOS. Select your motherboard from the list. Find your Series Number.

Select your Motherboard:

AFUDOS v4.xx

AFUDOS is a BIOS update utility, also referred to as a "BIOS flash utility", with a command line interface for MS-DOS

* The target board MUST use AMIBIOS Core 7.xx or AMIBIOS8
* Older AMIBIOS systems support the AMIFLASH.COM program.

This utility offers the following features:

* Small executable file size
* Quickly update
* Clear updating information and status
* Fully compatible with previous version (See Appendix B AFUDOS v3.xx Commands)

Supported Operating System

* DOS environment (MS-DOS, FreeDOS, ...)

Getting Started:

Copy the AFUDOS.EXE executable file to any storage location accessible by the host system and then run AFUDOS in command prompt.

Basic Usage:

AFUDOS ROMFILE.ROM /P /C

* Program main BIOS image, reset CMOS to defaults

AFUDOS ROMFILE.ROM /P /B /N /C

* Program main BIOS image & bootblock image
* Reset CMOS and NVRAM to defaults

AFUWIN v4.xx

AFUWIN is an updating system BIOS utility with command line and GUI interface

* It has same command line parameters and behavior as AFUDOS plus a simple graphical interface
* The target board MUST use AMIBIOS Core 7.xx or AMIBIOS8
* Older AMIBIOS systems support the AMIFLASH.COM program, which works in MS-DOS.

AFUWIN Utility is supported in following operating systems:

* Microsoft© Windows© 98
* Microsoft© Windows© ME
* Microsoft© Windows© 2000 (32bit & 64bit editions)
* Microsoft© Windows© NT 4.0
* Microsoft© Windows© XP/XP64
* Microsoft© Windows© PE
* Microsoft© Windows© Vista (32bit & 64bit editions)

Operating System Driver Requirements:

* UCOREVXD.VXD Driver for Microsoft© Windows© 98/ME
* UCORESYS.SYS Driver for Microsoft© Windows© NT/2000/XP/PE/Vista (32bit)
* UCOREW64.SYS Driver for Microsoft© Windows© XP64 & Vista (64bit)

Getting Started:

Copy AFUWIN.EXE, UCOREVXD.VXD, UCORESYS.SYS and UCOREW64.SYS to any storage location accessible by the host system and then run AFUWIN in command prompt

* Remember that three files MUST be in same directory
* For launching GUI mode, just double-click on AFUWIN.EXE
* TO use in command line mode, run AFUWIN.EXE from a Microsoft© Windows© command prompt.

Note: many of the Usage & Example for the command line mode (AFUDOS & AFUWIN) are advanced and can harm your system if used incorrectly.


http://www.ami.com/support/bios.cfm

[AMD>INTEL]

Please follow the steps below carefully for AMIBIOS support. Use the AMIBIOS Checkpoint and beep Codes to aid in problems that occur during the pre-boot process. Use the AMIBIOS Flash Utility to flash your AMI BIOS. Use this version if of the AMIBIOS Flash Utility if you are flashing an AMIBIOS that is using core 6.31 or earlier.

1. Identify your motherboard.
2. Go to your motherboard manufacturer for support.
3. Select your AMI motherboard from the following list.

1. Identify your motherboard

To identify your motherboard, you may either run the AMI Motherboard Identification Utility or you may view the BIOS string on bootup.

1.

Turn the system power off.
2.

Unplug your keyboard or hold down one of the keys on the keyboard
3.

Power-on the system (you should get a keyboard error)
4.

Notice the long string of numbers in the lower left hand corner of your screen. This is your BIOS identification string. It will look like one of these:

BIOS Screenshot

BIOS from 1991 - Present

51-0102-zz5123-00111111-101094-AMIS875-P

This indicates a motherboard with BIOS from 1991 to the present.

If the next to the last set of BOLD letters is:

* AMI - it is a TRUE AMI motherboard - the numbers that follow are the motherboard series number - i.e. S875 is a Series 875 motherboard

NOTE: All TRUE AMI motherboards will have the American Megatrends logo printed in white on the motherboard.

BIOS from 1986 - 1990

DINT- 1123-04990-K8

This indicates a motherboard with BIOS from 1986 - 1990.The BIOS identification number for this BIOS identification string, which is in BOLD and is in the first set of numbers, would be 1123.

If the first BOLD number of the first set of numbers in BIOS from 1986 - 1990 is:

* 1, 2, 8, or a letter - it is a NON-AMI Taiwanese manufactured motherboard
* 3, 4, or 5 - it is a TRUE AMI motherboard
* 50 or 6 - it is a NON-AMI US made motherboard
* 9 - it is an evaluation BIOS for a Taiwanese manufacturer

NOTE: If you have a identification number that corresponds to a NON-AMI motherboard you will need to contact the company or person who sold you the product.

If you determine you have a non-AMI motherboard, go to step number two.
If you determine you have an AMI motherboard, go to step number three.

2. Go to your motherboard manufacturer for support.

We do not have your BIOS upgrade. Only your motherboard manufacturer can give you this upgrade. Most manufacturers have BIOS upgrades available on their website. If you can't determine your motherboard manufacturer, contact the company or person who sold you the product.

3. Select your AMI motherboard from the following list.

We fully support all AMI motherboards with AMIBIOS. Select your motherboard from the list. Find your Series Number.

Select your Motherboard:

AFUDOS v4.xx

AFUDOS is a BIOS update utility, also referred to as a "BIOS flash utility", with a command line interface for MS-DOS

* The target board MUST use AMIBIOS Core 7.xx or AMIBIOS8
* Older AMIBIOS systems support the AMIFLASH.COM program.

This utility offers the following features:

* Small executable file size
* Quickly update
* Clear updating information and status
* Fully compatible with previous version (See Appendix B AFUDOS v3.xx Commands)

Supported Operating System

* DOS environment (MS-DOS, FreeDOS, ...)

Getting Started:

Copy the AFUDOS.EXE executable file to any storage location accessible by the host system and then run AFUDOS in command prompt.

Basic Usage:

AFUDOS ROMFILE.ROM /P /C

* Program main BIOS image, reset CMOS to defaults

AFUDOS ROMFILE.ROM /P /B /N /C

* Program main BIOS image & bootblock image
* Reset CMOS and NVRAM to defaults

AFUWIN v4.xx

AFUWIN is an updating system BIOS utility with command line and GUI interface

* It has same command line parameters and behavior as AFUDOS plus a simple graphical interface
* The target board MUST use AMIBIOS Core 7.xx or AMIBIOS8
* Older AMIBIOS systems support the AMIFLASH.COM program, which works in MS-DOS.

AFUWIN Utility is supported in following operating systems:

* Microsoft© Windows© 98
* Microsoft© Windows© ME
* Microsoft© Windows© 2000 (32bit & 64bit editions)
* Microsoft© Windows© NT 4.0
* Microsoft© Windows© XP/XP64
* Microsoft© Windows© PE
* Microsoft© Windows© Vista (32bit & 64bit editions)

Operating System Driver Requirements:

* UCOREVXD.VXD Driver for Microsoft© Windows© 98/ME
* UCORESYS.SYS Driver for Microsoft© Windows© NT/2000/XP/PE/Vista (32bit)
* UCOREW64.SYS Driver for Microsoft© Windows© XP64 & Vista (64bit)

Getting Started:

Copy AFUWIN.EXE, UCOREVXD.VXD, UCORESYS.SYS and UCOREW64.SYS to any storage location accessible by the host system and then run AFUWIN in command prompt

* Remember that three files MUST be in same directory
* For launching GUI mode, just double-click on AFUWIN.EXE
* TO use in command line mode, run AFUWIN.EXE from a Microsoft© Windows© command prompt.

Note: many of the Usage & Example for the command line mode (AFUDOS & AFUWIN) are advanced and can harm your system if used incorrectly.


http://www.ami.com/support/bios.cfm

[R EZ A]

اگه میشه مدل دقیق مادر بوردتون رو بزارید تا بشه بیشتر راهنمایی کرد

[AMD>INTEL]

با یک سیدی بوت بیا بالا . به راحتی با AFUDOS اپ کن بایوس رو
http://www.ami.com/support/downloada...ip&InpDrvID=90

[AMD>INTEL]

با یک سیدی بوت بیا بالا . به راحتی با AFUDOS اپ کن بایوس رو
http://www.ami.com/support/downloada...ip&InpDrvID=90

[mehrdad_ab]

Palit II-G31
مدل دقیقش اینه

[R EZ A]

کافیه که شما از داس بوت کنید و فایلی رو که از سایت گرفتید و فرمتش rom. هست رو اجرا کنید
اگه هم توی سی دی مادر برد برنامه اش هست که از تو ویندوز بایوس رو آپدیت کنه که کارت خیلی راحتتره و فقط باید آدرس فایلو به برنامه بدی

[mehrdad_ab]

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امتحان می کنم و نتیجه رو میگم

[mehrdad_ab]

حالا یه سئوال :
هدف من از آپدیت رفع این مشکله ؛ آیا به نظرتون واقعاً مؤثره یا نه ؟
این مادربرد رم با باس 800 و 667 ساپورت میکنه
حالا رمی که الان من دارم قبلاً به صورت تک کاناله با تایمینگ 15 5 5 5 بود ، که مادربرد اونو راحت توی بایوس نشون میداد ولی توی بازیهای سنگین کم میاورد و بلو اسکرین میداد اون رم رو در آورده با دو تا رم یک گیگ دیگه به صورت دوآل بستم ( مجموع دو گیگ 1*2 )که تایمینگ رم ها 18 5 5 5 هستش
و گاهی اوقات سیستم هنگ میکنه ، آیا با آپدیت بایوس ، مادربرد تونائی ساپورت رم با تایمینگ 18 5 5 5 رو خواهد داشت ؟
وقتی تو ویندوز با اورست نگاه می کنم مینویسه رو با تایمینگ 18 5 5 5 میشه باس 800 و رو با تایمینگ 15 5 5 5 میشه 667 و... من میرم تو بایوس و تایمینگ رو میزارم روی 15 5 5 5 و باس 667 ، ولی گاهاً سیستم هنگ میکنه ، سیستم ویروس نداره ، هارد سالمه ، سی پی یو و فنش مشکل نداره ، پاور 600 واته ولی ریل نیست ، مشکل کابل نداره ، رم ها هردو سالمند ، مادربرد هم سالمه و توی تست استیبلیتی اورست پایداریش خوبه حتی با اورکلاک ، ولی هر از گاهی هنگ میکنه
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