5600xt td128 bios!

please I need the bios for 5600xt td128, ver 8911 rev 2.00. i'm so lost if I can't find it. bad flashing sucks, man. anybody has it or knows how to extract it from their cards? I can't access liveupdate since i'm not on my pc (obviously not) and msi doesn't seem to have 'em anywhere. thanks.

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5600xt-td128

Hi there. I've bought on January 2004 a MSI GeForce FX 5600XT-TD128 to replace, for a few days, a Creative GeForce 4 Ti 4400 that went in for RMA. What happens is that the new card came in the next day, so I put the MSI again in the box and left it there until today, when I needed the card (I am building a workstation).
To my surprise, the card has a memory width of only 64-bit, now I ask where that is stated!!! I can't see it on the card box, neither MSI's site, nor anything. I can see it's only 64-bit cause there are only 4 memory chips onboard. I also tested with some software that reported 64-bit ram bus. Who is going to refund me?

The PCB is green and it IS Retail! Comes with all the stuff, manual, DVI-VGA adapter, S-Video to Composite, case badge, and... that's it I think.
Let me clear one more thing: I am not a computer noob but I don't like saying that I know much about computers cause I am learning everyday, as everyone is... Noone knows too much. Back to the topic,
my point is:
- MSI did not advertise that this card is a 64-bit RAM interface, so, and as it was retail, I didn't really thought it was a bottleneck.
- Also, I know if a card is 64, 128 or 256-bit RAM interface only by looking into the card itself. Again, as it was retail I didn't see it. I did see it when I opened the box, but never imagined it was a 64-bit, so I wasn't aware that it could be one.
- On MSI's site, the image of the 5600XT-TD128 PCB is RED and is running on 128-bit Ram Interface. U can clearly see that by the amout of Ram chips.
- My final point of view: MSI should have labeled this card as a cut down version of the FX 5600XT... Anyone can fall into this. I felt on a area (graphics cards) where I, not excel, but know pretty well

Looking for MSI FX5900 TD128 BIOS !! Need to flash back from 5950

I had flashed my BIOS a couple of months back using the WFFLash utility of Leadtek and since then ive been gettin low scores on 3dmark03!
Overclocking my 5900 once get me to get a 6300 3dmark03 score and now it doesnt go over 5800 or even less!!
I was hoping if some1 could either give me a link or if some1 had the BIOS of the GPU i own, it was be grateful!!
Even has any1 else encountered this low scores after their Flash!
Oh yeah which utility do i need to re-flash - WFFLASH or NvFlash!
Hope to find some help here ! !
THanksss !!

Utk,
The BIOS is static and flashing back probably won't make things better. I believe your scores or performance is suffering from OS decay. It might be a good idea to review all the software you have installed since you flashed your BIOS and see what's running in the backround. Perhaps even a fresh install of the drivers, maybe even a fresh install of the OS.
Read this link, it saves me the time of going into detail http://www.computerclub.org/tips_tricks/tip_performance2.htm
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Looking for performance degradation
Before I move on, let me point out that there's another area where benchmarking software really shines for computer users and that is in keeping an eye out for performance degradation due to OS (Operating System) Decay.
This type of problem is little understood but very common. Let's take a closer look. As you've been using your existing operating system over time, you've probably installed, upgraded, and uninstalled numerous applications. In addition, you've probably added and removed lots of hardware and device drivers. Furthermore, you may have upgraded your operating system with a multitude of patches, bug fixes, and updates.
Considering all the wear and tear these types of operations put on your operating system, chances are good that you've experienced OS decay first hand. Some of the symptoms of OS decay are frequent system lockups or crashes, strange error messages, unusually slow performance, and Windows directory that's bloated with files.
Of course you must realize that OS decay is actually a natural occurrence that results from the heavy use of your system. You could look at the OS decay problem much as you would look at an aging automobile—no matter how well you take care of it, eventually you're going to have to buy a new one.
Fortunately, you don't have to buy a new computer to solve the OS decay problem; you just have to rebuild the operating system from scratch.
As such, the question is not if you must rebuild, but when you must rebuild. If you regularly check your computer and keep tabs on your system's progress over time, you'll have a much better picture of when the OS decay has gotten so bad that it's degrading the overall performance of your system.

Whats the REAL FX5500-T128 memory bus?

Hello everyone!
I already searched for the same question in the forum, finding several posts about it, and none of them is usefull, all have lies and insults, i just want the real information, without fanatisms. Im a proud user of a MSI K8N Neo Plat. so, im not going to bash MSI without a cause.
Here are the other posts i found:
GeForce FX 5500-T128
FX5500-T128 memory interface 64bits or 128??
I think the MSI lies: See the true 64 or 128 bits
Here an Admin posted a link
MSI GeForceFX 5600Xt-TD128 vs. GeForceFX 5500-T128
To the MSI USA site where MSI says NOTHING about the memory interface but he manages to QUOTE the site saying 64bit. Even when on the previous post everyone in the forum was saying the card has 128bit (except the actual owners of the cards --weird, eh?)!
Also, im going to quote the following statements:
Here, in the MSI MIAMI Site, it says the following:
http://www.msimiami.com/spanish/products/detail_spec/FX5500%20-T128_spa.htm
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# Performance
# Core de Gráficos: 256 bits
# Interface de Memoria: 128 bits.
# Tasa de Llenado: 1.100 millones de téxels/seg.
# Vértices por Segundo: 68 millones.
# Píxeles por reloj (pico): 4.
# Texturas por píxel (máx por pase de rendering simple): 16.
# Dobles RAMDACs: 350MHz.
So, there is NO ONE who actually knows the real memory bus on this card?
This is the official MSI Forum! There should be at least one person from the company crawling around! I cant believe that a forum hosted on msi.com.tw has no one from the company to clear out things like this.
Also there is some that say the card with 4 memory chips are 64bit, well, this one has 4 memory chips if you have a good look at the picture on the site above.
Another thing that misleads me (and several people) is that MSI usually call the 64bit cards FX(gpu)-T(memory) while the 128bit are FX(gpu)-TD(memory) (although the D, I think is more related to the DVI thing).
I was about to buy this card, and im really pissed off with MSI for not being clear on what they are selling, im emailing them right now to see if they had an error on the site or whats going on.
I really hope no-one takes this post as offensive, but i find all this very confusing (not to say disturbing)

elcuervito,
One way to find out exactly what you have is with RivaTuner. As an example, here is the portion data pulled on my Vid Card:
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$ffffffffff ---------------------------------------------------
$ffffffffff ATI specific display adapter information
$ffffffffff ---------------------------------------------------
$0900000000 Graphics core : R420 (16x1)
$0900000002 Memory bus : 256-bit
$0900000001 Memory type : DDR SGRAM / SDRAM
$0900000003 Memory amount : 256MB
$0900000004 Core clock : 540.000MHz
$0900000005 Memory clock : 580.500MHz (1161.000MHz effecti...
$0900000006 Reference clock : 27.000MHz
$ffffffffff ---------------------------------------------------
Take Care,
Richard

How far can a 2400+ with Kt6 delta

Hello guys!
I'm a beginner overclocker, so I dont know how far can a 2400+ can go, what is the best performance it can handle with stabiliy.Please help me, thanks!!!
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2.4 with an AXDA model.
runs at 2.5 in dos, but dosnt boot into windows.
Reeeal good heatsink like those thermalrights with a big fan would probably run 2.5G's.
Water cooling should do a mighty job at OC'ing the 2400+
Im gonna AS5 and lap my V12, should do quite alot better after that, not much extra cost either.
Runs mighty hot though.....yeeeeeeeowwwww

5600XT-VTDR128:Manual BIOs download

I'm just trying to download the BIOs to have for safe keeping but unless MSI says so (Liveupdate 3) you can't download anything. I prefer to download and install on my own without a 3rd party doing it for me. I've already updated to driver 5672 with no problem but I just can't find the BIOs. Also I would like to know about their support for there VGA cards. I can only use the VIVO function when I load the 2.20 wdm-vivo driver but it doesn't support the card like the 5672 driver. I end up having to reload the 5672 drivers to get the functionality back...any ideas?
Rick

it's actually very easy. If anyone here has that vid card, in dos mode you launch nvflash -b bios.rom and it should backup the current bios in the nvidia card in the file bios.rom. nvflash can be found in several pages on the net, and it's always good to have a backup of your bios (due to bad flashings like me) because the original file is nowhere to be found, as you can see. btw, if anyone has the vga card msi geforcefx5600xt td128 and is willing to backup its bios, i'd be glad to have a copy of it. I need it with urgency and I think I can find the way to reward it. otherwise, any similar bios (like the one's missing in this thread) is welcome. hope this helps out. now you just need someone with your same card

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VGA bios - Geforce 4 MX 460 VTP

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How download the VGA Bios for my Geforce 4 MX 460 VTP ???
thanks

you have to use Live Update to search any BIOS image. However, i dont recommend you to do this because Live update is known to make die video boards. If you have any problem related to BIOS, it is better to keep dealing with those problems instead of getting a death video card. Anyway if you really want to flash the BIOS, first look for a green jumper on the card. It is the TwinBIOS function, to recover original BIOS without losing the video card. If you dont have this jumper, then i STRONGLY recommend not to flash your video card BIOS!
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Fx 5200 td128 not detected Ayuda!

HI, sorry if you dont't understand but i'm from argentina, and my inglish es un mierda! , i'll write the best i can
I've an fx5200 td128 TV-Out DVI-I and when i put it in the agp slot and then i turn on the computer i don't see nothing in the monitor. the cpu is on, but i turn it off... maybe the gefore brakes i don't now.
I wanna now if that geforce wokrs in my computer.. here are my Motherboard definitions.
help!! (i need somebody)

Hola,
Veo que el mainboard de tu PC tiene vídeo integrado, segun las especificaciones que has mandado. Lo que está sucediendo es sencillo. La señal de video está "saliendo" por la conexión de video integrada en tu mainboard y no por la tarjeta AGP que deseas instalar.
En estos casos para poder poner a trabajar una tarjeta AGP en el slot AGP disponible, generalmente debes desactivar la tarjeta de video integrada en el mainboard. Eso se hace ya sea mediante un puente o "jumper" o en otros casos, entrando en el BIOS del equipo y cambiando la opción que generalmente dice
"Init Display First" de "On Board" a "PCI" o "AGP"
Consulta el manual de tu PC para determinar como debes hacerlo en este mainboard.
Saludos desde Panamá
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Antec 450 W Power Supply
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MSI GeForce FX 5200 bios config???

I just bought a msi geforcefx 5200 (TDR-128), and I'd like to know what is the best configuration I can put on my bios (MSI K7N2 DL)?
AGP clock? 66-120
AGP Voltage? 1.5-1.7
AGP fastwrite? Enable/disable
Video cache? Enable/disable
Graphic Aperture Size? 64-512
PCI...? 32-128 and so on...
I was runing on default (agp clock 66 volt 1.5 fastwrite enable video cache disable and grap apert 64 pci 32) and the games has some kind of lockups of miliseconds :(
I tryed to rase the graphic aperture size to 128, the pci to 128 and video cachable to enable but no fix, please should i change the agp clock and voltage.
Ps.: i also tryed to disable the fastwrite but no fix :P

The AGP clock should be left to its default setting, as well as the AGP voltage, except if you want to overclock your card´s memory, it could give you some help
AGP FastWrite should be enabled, it could deliver in a performance gain
SideBand Adressing will not be available if the card runs at AGP 8X (AGP 3.00 disables it) and as your mobo supports AGP 8X (nFORCE2) don´t enable it.
Video Cache gives no performace gain, except on DOS, it´s useless as well as System BIOS Cache.
AGP Aperture Size should be set at 128 MB, anything bigger is completely useless
And the PCI Latency Timer leave it in its default setting or in 64 clocks
Don´t touch the AGP speed or voltage because it will give you more problems than solutions. Try latest nVIDIA ForceWare drivers, latest nFORCE drivers and see if the problem remains.
Good Luck!
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ASUS A7A266 1012 BIOS (ALi M1647)
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MSI Geforce FX 5200 8907-TD128 128 MB
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Screen colors go stupid after boot. (FX5600-TD128)

I resently installed the FX5600. I previously had a Radon 7200 installed. I frist removed the ATI drivers and utilities before installing the MSI FX5600 and it's drivers. At first it worked ok. I then decided to install the E-Color utility. It then that I started having color troubles. I didn't like what E-Color did to the colors of photographs. So uninstalled E-color. Now things got worse. When the pc rebooted the colors were fine up until the icons started appearing on the desktop. The colors went to an almost random pattern. The only way to fix it was to click on the Nivida Icon in the systray go to custom color settings and click "Restore Hardware Defaults". There are no custom ones shown above this line.
So the question is. How do I fix it so the colors always boot up to the default and stay there? The driver is for some reason finding bogus color correction data and installing it at bootup.
One more thing. I went to install the InterVideo WinDVD software, (which came bundled), and no CD key was included, (which the install requires). Also the MSI Media Center Deluxe II did not install properly. There's a problem with one of the dll files and I also could not uninstall it.
I'm probably going to have to wipe the C drive and start over from scratch to remove all of the corruption. But I would like to have a short term fix for now.
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BioStar mb
AMD 1.2 Tbird
512 SDRAM
MSI FX5600-TD128 (602-8912-010) Bios: 4.31.20.40.00 Driver: 4.14.10.4403
SB Live sound card
FireWire card
Ethernet card
LG cd/rw writer
DVD drive
2 harddrives
Windows ME

fixing the colors:
have you tried completely wiping the video card drivers? theres a program called DriverCleaner, here's the link:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/e_service/forum/index.php?threadid=23828&sid=
WinDVD:
you're sure filled in the serial number correctly from the CD face? are there spaces to enter a name and company? you may have to fill those in as well...
Media Center Deluxe II:
yup, it seems this is a common problem with no fix yet... here's the link to that problem:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/e_service/forum/index.php?threadid=20911&sid=
did you get a disc bundled with your videocard called RestoreIT! ? i received this with mine, but never bothered installing it. earlier last week, i messed a few things up on my system, and if i had put this on and had it running in the background, i could probably have saved myself. it is very similar to the WindowsXPSystemRestore, but it has a lot more options and flexibility. my weekend was spent re-installing Windows, and this time around, i'm gonna be smart and get it up and running for any of those "just in case" situations.
if you do decide to wipe Windows, since you know ahead of time, at least you can back up everything on your harddrive....

DVI corruption on new card (NX6200AX-TD128)

It's been a while since I've had to post here with an MSI problem - so hopefully this will be short and sweet:
When I use the DVI out on my new 6200 card the display is garbled.
I've updated my mobo bios, my vga bios, tried several nvidia drivers, reseated the card... still I get garbage with DVI. No problems at all with analog.
My monitors native res is 1280 x 1024, which looks terrible using DVI (see pic below) - but even at lower resolutions I still get garbage and messed up colours.
Any ideas what's going on here? Time to try a different dvi cable? (Although the one I'm using now is brand new).
XP Pro SP2
DVI-D cable (2 meters)
Philips 190B lcd monitor
MSI NX6200AX-TD128
MSI KT6 Delta LSR
Athlon 2500
SBLive/M-Audio Delta 66

Yeah I've tried all sorts of resolutions etc.
The few days to return the card was if I wanted the retailer to deal with the MSI supplier on my behalf - otherwise I'd have to do it myself.
But I think I've found the problem anyway - I'm pretty sure it's the cable after reading this: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/406134.html
I'm using the same brand of cable ("Anyware") that they're talking about.
I've ordered a new cable and have crossed my fingers.

[GeForceFX] Bios.rom file needed for a FX5200

Bear with me guys, I know I'm gonna get flamed for this.
I've recieved a MSI FX5200-TD128 video card that's been flashed with the wrong bios. I need to find someone that has this card and can make a backup of thier video bios and upload it to a website data base where I can download it from for testing.
This is the board I'm talking about, http://www.msicomputer.com/product/vga/vga_detail.asp?model=FX5200_TD128
Here is a link to a forum I've been working on this card with. http://www.mvktech.net/component/option,com_simpleboard/Itemid,34/func,view/id,22724/catid,13/
This card is supposed to have a 64 bit interface running 128 megs of ram but the post screen info and display properties show it having only 64 megs of ram. If I can find the correct bios to reflash it with it should show correctly at 128 megs of memory.
I've already posted quite a few pics of the card on that forum so I won't link them in here unless it's really needed. That site also has all the tools needed to make a backup of a vid bios, flash a new vid bios and edit a bios. You''l need to join in order to upload a bios file to their data base. I recommend it in case you ever have a problem with the bios on your vid card.

Just send an email to [email protected] for the BIOS, normally they are very willing to send you that version.

MSI G3Ti200 Pro-TD128

I have just recently purchased an MSI G3Ti200 Pro-TD128 Video card and am having trouble installing the driver for it. Let me give a bit of back ground of my system and what I have tried so far. I have a MSI KT3 Ultra (MS-6380E) mainboard with 1gb 2100 DDR ram, an AMD 2000+ XP processor and I am running Windows 98 SE. I have just recently updated my Bios to the latest version (5.6) as well as downloaded and installed the latest chipset drivers for my motherboard. I have also made sure my bios AGP setting was at 4x. My problem is that when I put in the installation disk and click on the install VGA driver link it tells me that it can't find the device. I then tried to install the driver manually through the add hardware feature. It says it installed correctly but when I reboot the monitor stays black after the initial Windows screen and then it reboots itself and goes to the safe mode menu. Once I did get the driver installed and back into Windows but it was still in 16 color mode and when I attempted to set it to high color and rebooted I got a message that the display properties were incorrect for the hardware that I had. I know my AGP slot works because I put my Riva TNT 2 32mb card back in and have no problems with it.
Please help I have tried everything I know (which isn't much ) )

Good point, I missed that critical point in my first read.
There are fixes or workarounds for that.
Win98/98SE/ME can't handle more than 512 megs of memory
It's a known issue that Win ME, Win98 and Win95 cannot deal with main memory sizes in excess of 512MB.
This problem may occur more readily with AGP video adapters because the AGP aperture is also mapped to addresses in the system area
For example, if Vcache is using a maximum cache size of 800MB and an AGP video adapter has a 128MB aperture mapped, there is very little address space remaining for the other system code and data that must occupy this range of virtual addresses."
And here are the three suggested workarounds:
1. Physically remove any memory in excess of 512MB
2. Use the System Configuration utility to limit the amount of memory that Windows uses to 512MB or less.
3. Use the MaxFileCache setting in the System.ini file to reduce the maximum amount of memory that Vcache uses to 512MB (524,288 KB) or less."
And the unspoken fourth solution: upgrade to Windows 2000.
MS knowledgebase also admits that the addressing restriction has been identified as a failing in Windows. Installing Win2K obviated the problem. All 768MB ran faultlessly.

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