Anyone know how to mod an NF7 bios

[Shroomalistic]

Here another link to the beta bios's for those having touble getting them.
THESE BIOS'S ARE FOR NF7 REVISION 2 ONLY.USE AT YOUR OWN RISK, I WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEAD BOARDS OR CORRUPTED BIOS'S. IF YOU CAN NOT USE THE ORIGINAL D10 BIOS THEN PLEASE DO NOT FLASH THE BETA D10'S. DO DONT FLASH THESE BIOS'S IF YOU DONT HAVE A BIOS SAVIOR OF SOME SORT. THESE BIOS'S ARE BETA AND SHOULD BE TREATED THAT WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here is some link i put on my personal web space.

d10beta4, my personal favorite

http://home.comcast.net/~shrmytoon/NF7D_10b4.ace

d10beta1
http://home.comcast.net/~shrmytoon/NF7D_10b1.ace

d10beta2
http://home.comcast.net/~shrmytoon/NF7D_10b2.ace

And heres one for the D22beta4

http://home.comcast.net/~shrmytoon/NF7D_22b4.ace

[bigpoppa]

http://www.logan.eclipse.co.uk/ go there, and ull find a whole thing on modding bios

[xDUCK]

Just as an aside, there is now an NF2 Clockgen (that works perfectly, unlike NSU). I suppose it's nice to have 250+fsb via BIOS, but I used Clockgen to get to 266 flawlessly, so a revised d10 is less of a concern now that nf2 clockgen is here. :toast:

[bigpoppa]

Originally posted by xDUCK
Just as an aside, there is now an NF2 Clockgen (that works perfectly, unlike NSU). I suppose it's nice to have 250+fsb via BIOS, but I used Clockgen to get to 266 flawlessly, so a revised d10 is less of a concern now that nf2 clockgen is here. :toast:

the only drawback of using any utility like that, is the fact that you lose your work when u reboot. and i dont run my rig 24/7 like some, so it kinda sux. i agree tho, i like this new clockgen, it is MUCH better than the NSU.
I wonder if you were to clock to a speed then go to BIOS and set it...if it wud work. Example: BIOS is set to 235fsb. Boot into windows, use clockgen to get 255, apply settings, test the new setting in windows, make sure it is stable, then reboot into BIOS, set FSB to 255. if you were to do it like this wud that work, or would you have to up the FSB little by little from 235 to 255 like yo normally would when uding BIOS to OC. understand what im trying to say?

[xDUCK]

Originally posted by bigpoppa
the only drawback of using any utility like that, is the fact that you lose your work when u reboot. and i dont run my rig 24/7 like some, so it kinda sux. i agree tho, i like this new clockgen, it is MUCH better than the NSU.
I wonder if you were to clock to a speed then go to BIOS and set it...if it wud work. Example: BIOS is set to 235fsb. Boot into windows, use clockgen to get 255, apply settings, test the new setting in windows, make sure it is stable, then reboot into BIOS, set FSB to 255. if you were to do it like this wud that work, or would you have to up the FSB little by little from 235 to 255 like yo normally would when uding BIOS to OC. understand what im trying to say?

Hmm. Well, all I can tell you is you can save little ClockGen "config" files that can store overclocked settings. If you put one in your startup directory, your computer will automatically be overclocked to the speed of your choice when Windows finishes loading. :)

[tictac]

-tictac modded bios deleted-

[tictac]

-tictac modded bios deleted-

[Stang_Man]

Originally posted by tictac
emmmm i hav beta modded bios

so far d10beta4 is the best base on report i get

grab it here:

Beta bios modded (http://underclock.proboards20.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=aa&num=1073457911&start=0)

thanks tictac! i'll give this one a try when it's not -10F outside:eek:

[sai]

Hi, what's the sense of a modded BIOS and what are new features ?

[tictac]

mem bandwith boost up... fsb boost up... stability increase:toast: