please help. Asus EAX1950 Pro Want to know the location of Chip Bios.

[surin26]

I want to know the location of the Chip Bios Asus EAX1950 Pro that is where I saw Chip 8 legs are nowhere as many of them. Because it does more photos And without any bad when I plug into a PCIe slot, so I will try Connecting pins 1 and 8 will come together in the system.

Thank you

 

[Jetster]

WTF? That is awesome. I don't think you can fix that. Well lets say its not worth fixing

 

[ISI300]

Dat VRMz! Dat termal peist!

 

[FreedomEclipse]

what thermal paste is that??? brown sauce? Or were you trying to trend with BBQ sauce?

 

[surin26]

what thermal paste is that??? brown sauce? Or were you trying to trend with BBQ sauce?

Hi, thanks for reply me.

I have a problem with the video card Asus EAX1950 Pro Chip Bios I know this is not a chip.

 

[Kursah]

Looks like the main GPU is toast if that picture is real. That = a dead card = replace.

 

[surin26]

I need to chip bios EAX1950 Pro. Its location The chip is

Please help Me

 

[eidairaman1]

Ok the cards done. Go get a 3850/4670

 

[Law-II]

Hi

I need to chip bios EAX1950 Pro. Its location

Look for vbios chip: on the surface of the 8pin chip is inscribed/printed with its datasheet reference number Pm25LV010 [dot next to pin 1 with arrow pointing at it]
*Example:


upload high resolution pictures if require more assistance

Note: as other members of the TPU community have mentioned the VPU looks dead

atb

Law-II

 

[Toothless]

I don't think that OP gets that they are trying to work with a dead card, if that is said card they're working with.

 

[surin26]

Hi



Look for vbios chip: on the surface of the 8pin chip is inscribed/printed with its datasheet reference number Pm25LV010 [dot next to pin 1 with arrow pointing at it]
*Example:
View attachment 59174

upload high resolution pictures if require more assistance

Note: as other members of the TPU community have mentioned the VPU looks dead

atb

Law-II

Hi Thank you for your Law-II

I have upload high resolution pictures To see if it is a chip bios. (front card pictures 1, back card pictures 2-5)

 

[Law-II]

Hi surin26

I have sent a pm to a friend of mine as I have been unable to double check the chip reference number on any of the sites I use to locate datasheets, I assume due to the vga cards age.
I am fairly sure which chip it is but do not want to second guess the information; my friend or I will get back to you in due course and let you know either way.

atb

Law-II

 

[INSTG8R]

"Fixing" the BIOS will not bring that card back. The GPU itself is toast, WELL Toasted...

 

[surin26]

Hi surin26

I have sent a pm to a friend of mine as I have been unable to double check the chip reference number on any of the sites I use to locate datasheets, I assume due to the vga cards age.
I am fairly sure which chip it is but do not want to second guess the information; my friend or I will get back to you in due course and let you know either way.

atb

Law-II

Thank you for your Law-II

I waited

 

[surin26]

"Fixing" the BIOS will not bring that card back the GPU itself it toast, WELL Toasted...

I must try May come back to life

Thank you

 

[Maban]

Hi Thank you for your Law-II

I have upload high resolution pictures To see if it is a chip bios. (front card pictures 1, back card pictures 2-5)View attachment 59189 View attachment 59190 View attachment 59191 View attachment 59192 View attachment 59193

None of the identifiable ones are the BIOS. It's possible that the top-right one in the last pic is the BIOS but the markings on it aren't searchable. That would make sense as none of the others are the BIOS and it's labelled as U2.

 

[INSTG8R]

That is beyond fixing

 

[Maban]

So I did a little more research. U2 is definitely the BIOS chip. Every other card from that generation for ATI used that location and U2 to label the BIOS chip.

http://www.hw-museum.cz/ looks to be a great resource for high resolution pictures of hardware if anyone's interested.

 

[surin26]

So I did a little more research. U2 is definitely the BIOS chip. Every other card from that generation for ATI used that location and U2 to label the BIOS chip.

http://www.hw-museum.cz/ looks to be a great resource for high resolution pictures of hardware if anyone's interested.

Thank you "Maban" A good data

I wait "Law-II" course back

 

[surin26]

That is beyond fixing

It is silicone

 

[INSTG8R]

It SHOULD look like this. You see there are some components in that very burnt silicon that are gone...

 

[surin26]

It SHOULD look like this. You see there are some components in that very burnt silicon that are gone...

It is a special type of silicone.

 

[INSTG8R]

What type of special silicon is going to replace these? They're gone....

 

[surin26]

What type of special silicon is going to replace these? They're gone....

Not the same Have to wait for it before. Now it does not

The card I use silicone as well, no problem.

 

[eidairaman1]

Surin that core of that gpu is cracked. The electrical traces and transistors are not in tact anymore. Stop fooling yourself, Move on and Get a 3850 or 4670.