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[Sharing] Bios for ASUS EAH4850/HTDI/1G Radeon HD 4850 1GB

Phrozen

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If you are using Vista x64, the new bios update from Asus will not work. The program will just hang and it will take a long time to shutdown or restart Vista. You will have to flash the bios in DOS. Using this article http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?p=811343 you will learn how to create a DOS boot disk or DOS boot flash drive. You will then use use the ATI Flash tool to flash the new bios. Here is the link to the new bios. WARNING! this bios is only for the 1gig version of the 4850.

http://rapidshare.com/files/173723753/113-AB65505-132.bin

Here is a link to the orginal bios that came with the 1gig 4850. Incase you mess something up and want to go back to factory default.

http://rapidshare.com/files/173723481/113-ab65505-122.bin

WARNING! If you are using two cards in Crossfire mode, please flash the cards one at a time (remove one from your computer).


FYI: How did I get these files...I have Vista x64 too. I wanted to use the latest ATI Drivers 8.12 to run my two 4850's. But the new drivers do not see Crossfire. So I went onto Asus's website and found the new bios update. WOOHOOO! I thought! Wrong it doesn't work in Vista x64. So I installed Vista x86 (the 32 bit version) and I grab the original factory bios using ATI Win Flash tool. The I updated the bios using Asus's updated utility. Then I grab the new updated bios with ATI Win Flash.

Hope this helps out everybody with Vista x64
 
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If you are using Vista x64, the new bios update from Asus will not work. The program will just hang and it will take a long time to shutdown or restart Vista. You will have to flash the bios in DOS. Using this article http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?p=811343 you will learn how to create a DOS boot disk or DOS boot flash drive. You will then use use the ATI Flash tool to flash the new bios. Here is the link to the new bios. WARNING! this bios is only for the 1gig version of the 4850.

http://rapidshare.com/files/173723753/113-AB65505-132.bin

Here is a link to the orginal bios that came with the 1gig 4850. Incase you mess something up and want to go back to factory default.

http://rapidshare.com/files/173723481/113-ab65505-122.bin

WARNING! If you are using two cards in Crossfire mode, please flash the cards one at a time (remove one from your computer).


FYI: How did I get these files...I have Vista x64 too. I wanted to use the latest ATI Drivers 8.12 to run my two 4850's. But the new drivers do not see Crossfire. So I went onto Asus's website and found the new bios update. WOOHOOO! I thought! Wrong it doesn't work in Vista x64. So I installed Vista x86 (the 32 bit version) and I grab the original factory bios using ATI Win Flash tool. The I updated the bios using Asus's updated utility. Then I grab the new updated bios with ATI Win Flash.

Hope this helps out everybody with Vista x64


Phrozen, Thank you so much!

I was looking for this one! :toast:
 

gacuxz

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I can confirm, that ASUS BIOS update utility does not work under x64 OS. I have flashed BIOS with Mini Windows XP which can be found in HirensBootCD.
 

gacuxz

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If you are using Vista x64, the new bios update from Asus will not work. The program will just hang and it will take a long time to shutdown or restart Vista. You will have to flash the bios in DOS. Using this article http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?p=811343 you will learn how to create a DOS boot disk or DOS boot flash drive. You will then use use the ATI Flash tool to flash the new bios. Here is the link to the new bios. WARNING! this bios is only for the 1gig version of the 4850.

http://rapidshare.com/files/173723753/113-AB65505-132.bin

Here is a link to the orginal bios that came with the 1gig 4850. Incase you mess something up and want to go back to factory default.

http://rapidshare.com/files/173723481/113-ab65505-122.bin

WARNING! If you are using two cards in Crossfire mode, please flash the cards one at a time (remove one from your computer).


FYI: How did I get these files...I have Vista x64 too. I wanted to use the latest ATI Drivers 8.12 to run my two 4850's. But the new drivers do not see Crossfire. So I went onto Asus's website and found the new bios update. WOOHOOO! I thought! Wrong it doesn't work in Vista x64. So I installed Vista x86 (the 32 bit version) and I grab the original factory bios using ATI Win Flash tool. The I updated the bios using Asus's updated utility. Then I grab the new updated bios with ATI Win Flash.

Hope this helps out everybody with Vista x64
 
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