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  1. #1 ps2 identification 
    chulo_d is offline Member
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    I know I have a Ver.4 date code 1b ps2. I would like to know how do I know what bios I have( 010, 020, gapped, non-gapped).
    Where do I look to find it?
    Can I tell my the model number or by opening it up

    Thanx
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    SledDog Guest
    Only by opening it up...
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    charlie_ps2 Guest
    .... where you'll find an 030 gapped BIOS
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    Thanks for the quick replies guys, but what am I looking for when I open it up?
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    liquidreams Guest
    open to the mobo, theres writing with the nubers, ya cant miss it.
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    sorry if it seems like im not getting it
    so when I open the console and look at the motherboard it will actually say something tike 030 gapped bios?
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    Originally posted by liquidreams
    open to the mobo, theres writing with the nubers, ya cant miss it.
    Actually it's quite easy to miss. Look for a recangular black chip with a 0xx printed on it in small letters.
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    Actually it's quite easy to miss. Look for a recangular black chip with a 0xx printed on it in small letters.
    Thanks,
    Now how would I be able to tell if it is gapped or not?
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    Gapped BIOS would look something like this:
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    Um...thats a bad example, but it will have a large space in between the legs(small silver pins) of the chip.
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    tify Guest
    from talking to various guys at various times it has been my experience that almost all V4 1B have a Gapped Bios (030), although this theory could be wrong. but ive never seen anyone having a V4 1B having a non-gapped bios.
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