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Modded bios for seven Biostar models , X2-X3 @ quad :D
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Thanks but erm, no change notes at all? :)
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Originally Posted by
PcCI2iminal
i am afraid I forgot how to flash a bios (only remember to flash a gfx!) :(
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Originally Posted by
MacClipper
Thanks but erm, no change notes at all? :)
Fix Phenom II BE when change CPU multiplier can't work
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Originally Posted by
luismenendez
i am afraid I forgot how to flash a bios (only remember to flash a gfx!) :(
save the rom in USB Flash Drive,the only requirement is that should be formatted for FAT16 or FAT32 file system. If you wish to launch BIO-Flasher Utility, press F12 on boot-up.
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Sweet! How many freakin' boards did Biostar put out based around the 790GX?
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Originally Posted by
>HyperlogiK<
Sweet! How many freakin' boards did Biostar put out based around the 790GX?
10
:D
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TA790GX XE
Tried the above and it works not bad at all. It IDs the stock dualcore x550 correctly and unlocks it too but the 1st boot may give you rather high Vcore settings so quickly get around to setting it right. Changing the HT frequency may confuse the BIOS into calling the CPU as an AMD Engineering Sample though, HT1.8. IDs OK but HT2.0 IDs as AMD ES on my 550x2@x4.
Thanks PcCI2iminal, pls keep up the good work. :)
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Originally Posted by
PcCI2iminal
Fix Phenom II BE when change CPU multiplier can't work
save the rom in USB Flash Drive,the only requirement is that should be formatted for FAT16 or FAT32 file system. If you wish to launch BIO-Flasher Utility, press F12 on boot-up.
thanks.
can i use the bio-flasher with a modded bios? do i have to install the program or just to press F12? By the way I got a BIO TA790GX 128M
thanks again :up:
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very nice links.... thanks for the share man...
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Originally Posted by
luismenendez
thanks.
can i use the bio-flasher with a modded bios? do i have to install the program or just to press F12? By the way I got a BIO TA790GX 128M
thanks again :up:
just press F-12 :D
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Originally Posted by
denice25
very nice links.... thanks for the share man...
:up:
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Mixed news update:
BIOS IDs chip correctly when HT is set to 2.2.
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...B2200HT220.png
S3 resume is now broken when HT is set beyond 1.6, argh!
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Hi PcCI2iminal,
I am using 790gx xe with the beta 715 bios, which give me 4 core ! But no matter what voltage I give or lower the CPU to 1.6G, 1 of the core fail immediately in prime95 or LinX after 1 loop !
Interesting thing is that it pass 1 hr AMD Overdrive stablility test & CPU burn-in test without any problem !
So is it a bios issues like those early MSI bios before.... Or is my 550 is just stable for 3 core ?
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Would this let the XE run my 955BE? I was surprised last night when I put my 955BE in there and it was detected correctly but locked it down to 800Mhz and was impossible to change with BIOS, K10stat, AOD, or any other method. I see that the 955BE is not officially supported which was my guess as to why it was not working, but I see plenty of other 125W CPU's that are, and in fact the origional Phenom 9950 at 140W is even supported. Was hoping to turn the XE into a nice LAN PC until I saw the issue.
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MacClipper
I never use the S3 resume but i will check for you :D
tahnks
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Originally Posted by
leotonch
Hi PcCI2iminal,
I am using 790gx xe with the beta 715 bios, which give me 4 core ! But no matter what voltage I give or lower the CPU to 1.6G, 1 of the core fail immediately in prime95 or LinX after 1 loop !
Interesting thing is that it pass 1 hr AMD Overdrive stablility test & CPU burn-in test without any problem !
So is it a bios issues like those early MSI bios before.... Or is my 550 is just stable for 3 core ?
hello
well, i think the problem is your X2 550
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Originally Posted by
Tom128
Would this let the XE run my 955BE? I was surprised last night when I put my 955BE in there and it was detected correctly but locked it down to 800Mhz and was impossible to change with BIOS, K10stat, AOD, or any other method. I see that the 955BE is not officially supported which was my guess as to why it was not working, but I see plenty of other 125W CPU's that are, and in fact the origional Phenom 9950 at 140W is even supported. Was hoping to turn the XE into a nice LAN PC until I saw the issue.
what kind of XE you own?
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Originally Posted by
PcCI2iminal
what kind of XE you own?
I believe there is only one revision correct?
http://www.biostar-usa.com/app/en-us...n.php?S_ID=375
I purchased this one open box I believe:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813138140
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I never use the S3 resume but i will check for you
Thanks man cos I always use S3 so I am stuck with HT 1.6K atm. :D
My 0923APMW early UVOC attempts (BIOS Vcore 1.2875V), running the chip as a tri-core ie. x3, it's plenty fast still despite 1 bad core. Using PcCI2iminal's BIOS on my 790GX XE. :)
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...22001288mV.png
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i have a amd 720be with batch no. 0907cpmw on biostar 790gx a3+ ddr3 board, bios ver.080014 rev.00 date 04/24/2009
i m unable to unlock my 4th core of amd 720be
so which of the above bios suits me??
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Just want to say thanks! :D
My TA790GXE Micro can unlock the fourth core with the TA790GXE modded 78DDM618.CET BIOS..... The TA790GXE(R1) didn't work. Don't know what the difference is. :shrug:
I have a Phenom II 720 BE clocked @ 3.6 with 4 cores running now.
The TA790GXE(R1) didn't work but the TA790GXE ones did. Also had to set the HT to 1600 to get it to work. :up:
Just put the BIOS on a USB stick and hit F12 and your good to go.
I'm happy now...... Was thinking of getting a 965 but now I wont.
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Ta790gx 2+ is no more than TA790GX 128M so why there is no TA790GX A2+?
