AITRIP SOIC8 SOP8 Flash Chip IC Test Clips Socket Adpter Programmer BIOS with CH341A STC Flash 24 25 EEPROM BIOS Writer USB Programmer SPI USB to TTL

What I didn't like:1. it came without documentation and no drivers.I was able to find the drivers on the as well as programming software2. after installing the driver I found out that it didn't work. I tried with know good chipsand it was reading back only 0xff including for the chip ID.What I like:I did order another one that came in today and that one works.It is easy to use, once you installed the driver.Would I recommend it? Yes because with Amazon if it doesn't work you can return it and it is very low cost.Manufacturing quality is good.

Worked fine.

I had to hunt around a little for drivers and software the vendor did reply quickly with a download link. In the end I used NeoProgramer 2.2.0.10 and things went flawless. My first couple attempts failed due my error and chip position in programmer. The chip clip isn't robust but it did the job. This programmer worked for me and did what I needed it to do.

Stained with the sweat and tears of some poor sweatshop worker on its PCB, your lovely little USB goober will come ready to most likely turn on for a flick before not working or being recognized by your computer. Included is a clip that is supposed to clip onto your chip, but doesn’t. It WILL slip off, crack, and deteriorate the second you use it for the very thing it is designed to do. The plastic is so cheap that it snapped under the pressure of the tensioning spring while I was trying to get it to connect (for over 30 minutes at this point, mind you).The drivers are a joke at best. I found mine from a random YouTube tutorial that I can’t speak to the legitimacy of for obvious reasons.The device worked for a single minute, if even. I saw it had connected and went to connect it, and when the clip slipped off the chip, I assume it died.If you have a corrupt GPU bios, get a new chip and solder it on or have it done. This is not worth it.Extremely disappointing, lackluster and just plain bad. Don’t buy this.

No instructions or included drivers, but I wouldn't expect them at this price point. I found a website with a quick guide, downloaded ASProgrammer (included drivers worked fine in Win10), verified the pinout of the clip device, clipped it to my SIP flash IC on my bricked GPU, loaded up a good BIOS and pulled the trigger. One and done. I had no previous experience with the software or CH341 programmers, but I have solid electronics and computer skills. In 15min flat I had a functional GPU again. No idea if the clip would hold up to a lot of use, but it worked first try for me.