DIPC512K.zip
BIOS for G586IPC Rev. D board with 512K cache, Dated 11/13/96

DIPC1113.zip 
BIOS for G586IPC Rev. D board Dated 11/13/96

IPC926CI.exe
BIOS for G586IPC 09-26-96 -For all revisions lower than Rev D

IPC0710c.zip
BIOS for G586IPC 07/10/96 - For all revisions lower than Rev D

IPC0429.zip
BIOS for G586IPC 04/29/96 - For all revisions lower than Rev D

IPC815.zip
BIOS for G586IPC to resolve Net815P compat. All revisions lower than D

IDE322.zip
32Bit Bus Mastering IDE Drivers for the G586IPC

IPC256.zip Support for AMD K5 166Mhz processors.  Be sure of the cache size and have a cache slot on your motherboard!!
For revision C and D only

IPC512.zip Support for AMD K5 166Mhz processors.  Be sure of the cache size and have no onboard cache slot on your motherboard!!
For revision C and D only

IPCK6256.zip Support for AMD K6 166Mhz. NOTE: Board must
Be Rev.DA or later and have (256K cache).  This will also enable your board to support
Intel 233 MMX.  Also fixes Y2K for both rev C and D but rev C won't have
the processor support.

IPCK6512.zip Support for AMD K6 166Mhz. NOTE: Board must 
be a Rev.DA or later and have no onboard cache slot
(512K cache).  This will also enable your board to support
Intel 233 MMX.  Also fixes Y2K for both rev C and D but rev C won't have
the processor support.

**********Warning**********
Do not Flash your BIOS just because you can! 
Do so only to rectify some issues or problems. 
Make double sure you are using the right BIOS for 
your Mother Board. Incorrect usage of or using the 
wrong BIOS is not covered under warranty!
If in doubt, Ask Us!
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Unzip the file to a bootable floppy disk. 
Then boot to that floppy disk. 
You do this in order to eliminate the possible 
conflict with TSR's. 
When you unzip the file, take note of the filename.BIN.
The flash utility will ask for it. 
You will then be prompted to save the old file. 
Say yes! 
Then give it a name like, " old.bin ". 
If the need arises you can flash down to the old BIOS.
	After you have done this, Enter the CMOS and 
" Load Setup Defaults " and run the IDE HDD Autodetect. 
Save & Exit. Boot normally.