What replacement can I use instead of winbond 25QE8WSIG and XMC QH128AHIG that are available on the Polish market? Thanks in advance for any answers.
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Re: Bios chip replacement 25QE8WSIG and XMC QH128AHIG
i think , you can replace any chip with the same capacity -
Re: Bios chip replacement 25QE8WSIG and XMC QH128AHIG
https://logi.wiki/index.php/User:Pie...M_part_number?
Can I use a different SPI ROM part number?
Better use the original part number.
If you can't get it and you have an Intel platform, use UEFITool to check what part numbers are registered in the VSCC table and use one of these.
If you have an AMD platform, I'm not aware of something similar to the VSCC table, but compatibility could still be an issue. Be sure to check operating voltage, size, maximum frequency and dual/quad SPI mode.OpenBoardView — https://github.com/OpenBoardView/OpenBoardViewComment
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Common SPI bios chip programming Questions and Answers
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Q: I have a bios request,i can`t post my backup as i can`t read from the chip.
A: If you can`t read from it how do you expect to write to it ?.
Q: Why is my bios chip unreadable ?.
A: The programmer is faulty or has a worn or broken zif socket.
The USB cable is frayed,connector pins worn or some other physical damage.
Not enough amperage or voltage to power the programmer properly.
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