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Here is the latest Diamond Beta BIOS. 19% over VID. Just flashed it.
Initial results: Just booted at 305 FSB, 1:1 1T, 9x multi for 2.75 GHz on my A64 3200+ with no issues. Always had to use Clockgen before this BIOS. So far, so good.
You can get it here (version 5.02)
http://www.techpowerup.com/articles/other/111
The BIOS seems to work well and is very stable. The BIOS reports the ability to got to 1.738V, but the highest I have seen is 1.568 according to CPU-z. So the earlier concerns about the MSI boards needing a physical volt mod to exceed 1.55V (for 90 nm processors) looks to be correct.
The nice surprise was the support for 3.10 VDimm. In the past, 2.85V was the max.
İ have this cpu v problem
Does this board work under subzero conditions?
it was the same with k8n neo2 and some bios break it up why it won't happen on diamond , and secondly nothing "hardware" could permit 1.7 v to newcastles and 1.56v to winnies :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by dwwalker14335
oups u 're right: didn't saw the opb post! :(
The only phase cooled systems I have seen use the FX-55, so the sub-zero Winnie core issue may persist, much like the Neo2. But, I would think they resolved that some time back, as the 1.5x Neo2 BIOS fixed the problem for the older board.
up!
Wrong, the problem was never solved, tried 3 diferent winnies in Neo2 and all the bios. Even on DFI the problem its not solved, also tried in K8N Diamond.Quote:
Originally Posted by dwwalker14335
I think the problem is the cpu not the motherboards.
Interesting. Some people are feeezing the Winnie's to get 3.2 GHz or so. Maybe it is a CPU stepping or the like. And, these frozen results were on MSI Neo2's.