Does anyone know where I can find a Bios update for my Daytona Riva TNT 2 16mb and if so how do I install it. Thanks.

There isn't one. Jimi_l

You dont get BIOS updates for graphic cards, but you do get driver updates. A search of Google should produce something. Stuart

http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/default.aspx

what made you think there is a bios update for your card??? actually u can update the bios on 'certain' gfx cards, i have flashed the bios of my ati 8500LE so now it is a normal ati 8500 :D people have also flashed their 9800np into a pro and also done the same to the ati 9600np->pro... it can be done with these cards but at your own risk! but i guess bios flashing is way too advanced for your card i wouldn't bother, just go d/l the latest drivers afterall what do u want out of your card? to be polite it is rather dated.

I though maybe it might help me overclock it. It said on the Nvidia site that to find BIOS updates you must visit the manufacturers website. But I can't find one for Daytona. I do have a spare Geforce 4 MX-440, but it does seem kind of pointless in an overclocked P2. Anyway this is only my spare computer my main one has a Radeon 9600 pro.

isn't the P2 system a 2x agp? i can't remember. The tnt2 would fit in well since the card was made for those type of systems. The GFMX440 is a better card but i think u know this already... the GF4MX is nothing but a GF2 ultra soupped up, the GF4MX is a gimmick. Still its far better than the TNT2. There are bios updates as said but i also said that its probably very rare to find one for a card thats so old. Bios updating whilst not being a new fad has only taken off when people found out you could make a non-pro card to think its a pro card or the LE into a normal card and its advantageous since you'll gain more functionality out of it. I wouldn't bother, even if you could find a bios you'll have to find a flash tool or find out how to flash it then you'll have to weigh up the costs.. is it really worth it? would you see a significant improvement? my guess is no.