ATI RS300 (Radeon 9100IGP) chipset (9100IGP + ATI-SB South bridge, Socket 478) ATX Motherboard Award BIOS A0408IAG.BIN BIOS for (IGP340 + ATI-SB South Bridge + ITE IO Chip) *** with Hardware Monitor *** with STR (Suspend-To-RAM) .4MBit Flash .Nov/2003 built core .Initial Mass Production Release (Nov/2003) .4MBit Flash .Dec/2003 updated core .Added CMOS Setup : RAM "16 Load Full Speed" setting .Added POST Screen : show "128-Bit" for Dual-Channel RAM access .Corrected DMICFG.EXE issue (sometime "no DMI Structure") .Corrected issue (sometime unable to resume from S3) (Dec/2003) .4MBit Flash .Feb/2004 updated core .Updated the VGA portion of BIOS, fixed screen corruption in Multi-media file playback .Added CMOS RAM control - option to limit to "DDR-333" maximum (Feb/2004) .4MBit Flash .April/2004 updated core .Added support for intel "Prescott" CPUs .Added "SurroundView" function for multi-display with add-on Radeon AGP Card (April/2004) Remark : ======= Due to a change in the internal BIOS ID number on the April/2004 built, the AWDFLASH.EXE tool may show the warning message "BIOS Part Number not match......", and may refuse to proceed. Please add the extra software switch [/F] when updating the BIOS from an earlier version. That is : AWDFLASH xxxxx.BIN /F This extra software switch will skip the checking of BIOS ID, and will proceed directly to write new content into the Flash IC.Download Driver Pack
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Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
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Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
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From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
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