Asus m4a88t-m motherboard BIOS update

Furmark made me think that i have pentium 2 pc with geforce 4 mx O_O

i tried to run a test on 1920 X 1080 . the fps was around 15
then i tried 1200 X 700 , and it was around 22 .
tried 800X600 = 27 ...


whats going on O_O

i did it the first time you told me to .
first time ive deleted the driver and installed it again ( but the installation process was from nvidia install.exe , because when i've uninstalled the graphic driver there was no more "display adapters" option , so i had no other option)
anyway , did it again right now , as you said , windows said that it's up to date , so i've choose the " let me pick from the list of drivers on my pc " , and there was 3 options , onaboard driver , 8 ver nvidia and 9 ver nvidia , so i chose the latest and installed it . after the installation it just said that it was successful . i restarted the pc again and nothing changed .
in a matter of fact i think now it's even slower on furmark .

im so confused .
im running BF3 on ultra settings and resolution . i know it's not the revolutionary graphics but still , got damn NFS is going on low fps ? i dont understand .

and btw , how come that on fur test it goes wrong , and BF3 for example still running with good fps ?

i know my english is not the best , BUT DO I REALLY SOUND THAT RETARD ??
i said like 3 times , yes , i followed your EVERY step .

Do you have a perfect baseline install of Win7 to begin with? Read the steps given in Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 to see how close you come, and if not I would consider doing it over to get it perfect.

If so establish a Clean Boot, comb the logs for repeat errors to resolve, utilize System Resources and the other Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7

subwoffer13 said:

does it mean that i need a flash stick memory (make it bootable and etc)?
because i dont have one .

The thread has moved on, but I believe tha EZ Flash can read a BIOS file from any drive that is formatted FAT32. (Not NTFS.) The drive doesn't need to be bootable.

I think that one of the options would be a CD, if that's more convenient for you.

I suggest getting a flash drive, though. I bought a couple of low-end 8GB USB drives yesterday for $7US each.

Bob why do you think flashing BIOS from stick is safer than from Windows? I would have thought the opposite. It's certainly how most OEM's want it done since most dont' provide any other method.

Not saying I disagree here, because I need more information. But I've seen it before and wanted to ask this time.