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System Name | Coffee | Maximus |
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Processor | Intel Core i7 9700K @ 5.2 GHz with AVX, 4.8 GHz cache clock | i7 9700KF @ 5.0 GHz/4.7 GHz cache |
Motherboard | ASUS Maximus X Formula | ASUS Maximus VIII Ranger (modded BIOS for Coffee Lake)+TPM2.0 module |
Cooling | Cooler Master ML240 Illusion | Cooler Master ML120L RGB |
Memory | 2*16 GB (32 GB) Kingston Fury Beast @3600 MHz CL17 | 4*8 GB (32 GB) HyperX Fury @3200 MHz CL14 |
Video Card(s) | Zotac RTX 3070 8 GB Twin Edge | Galax RTX 2060 Super 8 GB |
Storage | Samsung PM981a 1TB NVMe+480GB SATA SSD+2 TB HDD | Crucial P5 1TB, Crucial P1 500GB+2.5TB HDDs |
Display(s) | LG OLED 55 G3, 4K 120 Hz, VRR, ALLM, GSync, FreeSync | Samsung 43AU9070 4K TV, VRR, ALLM |
Case | Corsair Crystal 460X RGB | Lianli Lancool 215 |
Audio Device(s) | Creative Sound Blaster Z SE | Realtek ALC1150 (Supreme FX) |
Power Supply | ASUS ROG Strix 750G (80+ Gold) | Cooler Master MWE 650 V2 (80+ Bronze) |
Mouse | Cooler Master MM731 19000 DPI gaming mouse |
Keyboard | Cooler Master CK721 65% mechanical gaming keyboard (tactile) |
Software | Windows 11 Pro x64 |Windows 11 Pro x64 |
Benchmark Scores | Cinebench R20 MT 4200,ST 547 CPU-Z MT 4871, ST 620 | R20 MT - 4158, ST - 534, CPU-Z MT 4798, ST 603 |
Today I faced a bad BIOS flash myself and now my machine is running perfectly. Let me share my experience.
I flashed an ASUS BIOS in my Sapphire Radeon HD6770 and after reboot, the card went dead(won't even post).
Things you will need- Motherboard with onboard VGA and/or 2 PCIE x16 slots and a spare graphics card(working)
What I did.
1. I unplugged my graphics card.
2. Cleared the CMOS(my onboard adapter was disabled in BIOS)- Enabled it.
3. Set the primary video adapter to IGP.
4. Turned off power and plugged my graphics card again.
5. System POST ok. Booted to Windows from onboard VGA.
6. Opened Radeon BIOS editor and flashed back my card to factory BIOS.
7. Enabled PCIE GFX in BIOS again.
8. Presto it worked.
Now I am very much sure you can do the same thing with a motherboard which has 2 PCIE slots. Just plug in your working card in the first slot and the bricked card in the second. Boot the system and then follow the above steps. Of course your BIOS must be set to boot from the working card(that slot).
I hope this helps. Cheers.
I flashed an ASUS BIOS in my Sapphire Radeon HD6770 and after reboot, the card went dead(won't even post).
Things you will need- Motherboard with onboard VGA and/or 2 PCIE x16 slots and a spare graphics card(working)
What I did.
1. I unplugged my graphics card.
2. Cleared the CMOS(my onboard adapter was disabled in BIOS)- Enabled it.
3. Set the primary video adapter to IGP.
4. Turned off power and plugged my graphics card again.
5. System POST ok. Booted to Windows from onboard VGA.
6. Opened Radeon BIOS editor and flashed back my card to factory BIOS.
7. Enabled PCIE GFX in BIOS again.
8. Presto it worked.
Now I am very much sure you can do the same thing with a motherboard which has 2 PCIE slots. Just plug in your working card in the first slot and the bricked card in the second. Boot the system and then follow the above steps. Of course your BIOS must be set to boot from the working card(that slot).
I hope this helps. Cheers.
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