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can I flash my gforce 3 ti 200 into a gforce fx5950 ultra

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Old September 12th, 2004, 01:29 AM
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So my Ti 4400 can only be made as good as Ti 4600?
they Use the same chip so it can be done... BUT!:
Well I have An Abit Siluro Geforce 4 Ti 4200-8x OTES. Whare Should I get the right files for that?

** I found a 4600 BIOS file so should i just flash it? (will i loose the Tv out?).
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is there any chance to flash the fx 5500.

I have no idea which model will be sutable with this VGA card
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Old September 24th, 2004, 01:38 PM
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its all a case of f***ing up, and giving it a try
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what can i flash a mx card too? only other mx cards? or ti cards too?
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Hello, This is the quick and easy guide to flashing your nVidia card. In this tutorial we will use the 5900 Non Ultra and flash it to an 5950 Ultra. A 5900XT will not work because it has 2.8ns memory while the 5950u has 2ns memory, trying to flash an XT to an 5950U will result in permement damage.
So if I got this right, my Ti4200 has a NV25 core as does the 4400 so im alright with flashing it?

Can someone else explain the ns memory stuff? Ive been looking on google for a while for stats and stuff like the core, that took a while to find... Can anyone point me to where I find out about the memory and such?

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ns = nanosecond. flashing a card requires you have the same kind of memory and same core. if you have hynix 2.8 on one card and hynix 3.3 on the other with the same core, then flashing is possible but your card may not boot because trying to run lower latency (faster) ram on a higher latency (slower) card will cause a backup and indirect overclock. find matching ram speeds and core and your good to go
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alright thx, so its possible to flash but theirs a risk? hmm me thinks about risk
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yes their is, nvidia cards are less stable to flashing then atis but hey the downgrading that nvidia dose on the same core is very large so go for it if you have a extra card/bling laying around
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Is it possible for me to flash my chaintech geforce fx 5700ultra that has DDR3 with a gainward 5700ultra or leadtek that has GDDR3 or is that different ram and I cant do it?
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different ram bro
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It worked... After some time fiddling with the MHZ I finally got it stable running at 515/975...
Before it was 400/720... It was kinda like gettn a shot...
It stung at first but im glad its over and its all better now...
This has to be the biggest free and easy upgrade I ever did...
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at the beginning he said that 5900XT cant be flashed to 5950 or ultra's coz they have 3.0ns memory

my XFX 5900XT has 2.2ns memory an is clocked at 470core 950memory

So seeing as i have 2.2ns memory on my gfx card, what can it be flashed to?
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