Asus TUF Gaming FA506Q DA0NJFMBAD0 GPU Nvidia RTX3060 GN20-E3-A1 bios

[wwbielsko]

Hi,
Im looking for GPU VBIOS dump for:
Asus TUF Gaming FA506Q
DA0NJFMBAD0
GPU
Nvidia RTX3060 GN20-E3-A1 <-

Im not sure that mine is ok because GPU is not visible in device manager, while GPU voltage 1.85V is OK and 1.3V DDR6 GPU VRAM is present and dissapears after while

[peste]

Re: Asus TUF Gaming FA506Q DA0NJFMBAD0 GPU Nvidia RTX3060 GN20-E3-A1 bios

Hi,
Im looking for GPU VBIOS dump for:
Asus TUF Gaming FA506Q
DA0NJFMBAD0
GPU
Nvidia RTX3060 GN20-E3-A1 <-

Im not sure that mine is ok because GPU is not visible in device manager, while GPU voltage 1.85V is OK and 1.3V DDR6 GPU VRAM is present and dissapears after while

post the original bios even if it is corrupted

[wwbielsko]

Re: Asus TUF Gaming FA506Q DA0NJFMBAD0 GPU Nvidia RTX3060 GN20-E3-A1 bios

Here it is. Not sure but looks like quite odd

[peste]

Re: Asus TUF Gaming FA506Q DA0NJFMBAD0 GPU Nvidia RTX3060 GN20-E3-A1 bios

Here it is. Not sure but looks like quite odd

bios extracted from the Asus site update..

[wwbielsko]

Re: Asus TUF Gaming FA506Q DA0NJFMBAD0 GPU Nvidia RTX3060 GN20-E3-A1 bios

Thank you for support, I write this eeprom but unfortunatelly it didn't help.
I need to look at the voltages
Best regards

[computeka]

I have the same problem, the voltages are present but when the equipment displays the image, the voltages disappear...

[volinakis]

I have the same problem, the voltages are present but when the equipment displays the image, the voltages disappear...

post serial number, motherboard ID and your bios backup

[computeka]

Hi,
Im looking for GPU VBIOS dump for:
Asus TUF Gaming FA506Q
DA0NJFMBAD0
GPU
Nvidia RTX3060 GN20-E3-A1 <-

Im not sure that mine is ok because GPU is not visible in device manager, while GPU voltage 1.85V is OK and 1.3V DDR6 GPU VRAM is present and dissapears after while

I found the solution and it is something as stupid as it is advanced... start your computer and install the Armory Crate application and put the GPU option in standard mode... curiously all the voltages return and the graphics card comes back to life... stupid and sensual Asus...