Wich Bios 4 Overclocking AND stability @ ABIt nf7-s 2.0?

[Noktar]

I think the says everthing.
I search for a Bios 4 overclocking and the most possible stability.

And one question:

How I can flsh the Bios from my Harddisk?
And wich Key I have to press to get to the Bios Flash option?
And how I can flsh the Bios there?

[Noktar]

59 views an no post :(

[Kazoo]

I did a search on the site and found this thread:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=35861&highlight=ABIt+nf7s

[Charles Wirth]

Make a boot floppy with the flash program and new bios update

Safest method

[KODE]

Hi Noktar,

Download "Flashmenu" from ABIT, It's a little program to flash your BIOS through windows, worked flawlessly for me all the times (Just flash the BIOS twice in windows to make sure everything went ok).

Regarding the most overclocable and stable BIOS out there I recommend tictac's D23 Sub-Zero, but you may get different results with your motherboard, some prefer D10, other D22 Alpha 1, I think you will have to test It and see wich one your mobo like most.

Download D23 Sub-zero HERE (http://s6.invisionfree.com/underclock/index.php?showtopic=9)

Regards, KODE.

[DaMaN]

Get Trats D24 Bios!got me from a max of 215FSB to 245FSB!!

[DoNuT]

hello, i've got serious problems with overclocking on my nf7-s since i've installed my new Samsung harddisk on the onboard sata-controller...

a few days ago, the system was rockstable @ 220x10,5, but with the harddisk i get a error message concerning damaged system files - even with 210 mhz and secure cpu clock the systems crashes on the desktop... :(

i don't know what to do - the cpu isn't the problem - 2300 are no problem as long the fsb is 200 mhz...

another funny fact is, that the board doesn't accept 10,5 multiplier with 220 MHz - it just takes 11 -> 2,42 ghz -> too much clock, even for 1,92V

[KODE]

Originally posted by DaMaN
Get Trats D24 Bios!got me from a max of 215FSB to 245FSB!!

Can you please point me the EXACT one? sub zero? 3d lite?

regards,

KODE.

[dcpusher]

I am interested also.

[Shroomalistic]

Here a more usefully link than my other one
http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?t=323695

This bios seems to be giving good results
http://home.comcast.net/~shrmytoon/modbios3.zip

[KODE]

Thanx a lot Shrommy!! this was the first BIOS that allowed me Prime for 24H with 235FSB WOOHOO!!!

KODE.

[Shroomalistic]

Just glad to be able to have helped. Good job man.

Shroomy

[MentalHarikiri]

Shroomy could you post whose bios is from your link (modbios3) is it tictac,Trat or ???

it got me from an unstable 215 to a stable 235 FSB @ 1.6V chipset :D (still testing)

[Shroomalistic]

Originally posted by MentalHarikiri
Shroomy could you post whose bios is from your link (modbios3) is it tictac,Trat or ???

it got me from an unstable 215 to a stable 235 FSB @ 1.6V chipset :D (still testing)

I believe its a trats bios but I think Triest had something to do withit too, not too sure about that.

[MentalHarikiri]

255 FSB @ 1.6V chipset cooled with thermalright nb-1 :rocker: pretty good :D

so far 6 hours prime stable....

Shroom you ever come to croatia you got a beer on me :thumbsup:


:banana4:

[KODE]

MentalHarikiri,

Just a note: Like Rabbi_NZ told me, Mod3 BIOS have CPC disabled so you may be loosing a bit of 3D performance, nothing big. You can read THIS (http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=38795) thread I started showing some benches(page 2) between Mod3 and d24 4247 rev3 infinity ED (the two best for me).

Regards,

KODE.

[Mortician]

I think that one of the best is D23 3D 4247..... Its great....and rock stable...