Brother Esau, what are tha main problems with the 11-22-'07 BIOS apart from what you posted for now? Anything else or is it pretty stable from there?
Brother Esau, what are tha main problems with the 11-22-'07 BIOS apart from what you posted for now? Anything else or is it pretty stable from there?
Use the 11/22/07 its the most stable out of the lot!
Well it happened! I've pull out this mobo from the case :(
In place of here I've put ASUS M3A32-MVP! It's faster mobo, but it's giving me headache with unganged mode (independent 64bit bus) It simply doesn't work with DDR2-1066 :(
Hopefully it'll not let me down in overclocking…
I think right now you are going to find that all of the makers with the spider platform board are going to give you a headache! There is just not any Bios support there for Phenom from any brand from what I see ATM:(
To anybody who owns the board, do you think the stock backplate is sturdy enough for a waterblock hard mount?
MotF,
Depends on the waterblock....probably not. What waterblock are you trying to mount on this board?
"New" Official 790FX-M2R Bios 1/03/2008
For those of us that tried the Beta please Flash to this Official Version it seems improved over Beta so far but lets get some feed back going on this please.
D-Tek FuZion. I don't have the board yet, but I don't want to get it and then have to make another order for a plate.Quote:
Originally Posted by serial099
trying the new bios now
yeh, well try DFI not using a backplate on the cfx3200m2/g...and just having nuts and screws... it sucksQuote:
Originally Posted by MotF Bane
So, I have this waterblock installed on this board and I didn't use a backplate. According to the instructions, you don't need one for it. I attached a picture I took of them for reference.Quote:
Originally Posted by MotF Bane
Attachment 71056
As you can see, doesn't mention a backplate here. Further down the this same installation page it says to install this block on socket am2 boards by the 4-holes through the board method (which is the one shown in the picture). So, actually you need to take off the backplate that comes with the board and slap this one on there in the screw holes that were being taken up by that.
I would personally use a backplate guys as that equals less flexing of the board which = Better for the Board:)
My old nF4 Ultra-D didnt have a back plate (or did it:confused: ). Anyway, I had the Coolermaster Hyper6 on it and you can see a clear little bend on it lol. My current board has the back plate and it makes a difference. But well, if the little bend would kill something? I wouldnt be too worried after all tbh. I mean, big GPU's bend a little under the heatsink's weight as well after all.
So how is the new BIOS working out? Better RAM OC's, any fixes apart from that?
Yes, but that can bow the board after a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by serial099
So, I'm just looking at the backplate that was on the board....could you just use the one that was on it, or do you have to buy another one? I know they do sell backplates you can use for this application, but was just curious.
my rig has been fine using my NON existent backplate for 2yrs+ so far. its up to ya
many improvements in this official 1/3/08... my new ram should arrive tomorrow so im not busting my butt on my current ram just to start over again... ill post my results then
Are any of you guys experiencing High Network Latency on this new Bios?
I have also experienced hard Game lock ups with the Bios in addition to a few C1 Errors and the ever present NIC Latency thing that was present in the Beta release >>>>>>>(sigh) gone back to 11/22/07 as I see nothing but problems present on my end with dual core and my set up!
Perhaps there is Merit and Worth for Phenom users but for dual core my opinion is the same 11/22/07 is the best to date!
I'll give the offical 1/3/08 a try later today or early tomorrow, but as long as it adds better ram timings (can I have my 1t Command Rates now please?) and some stability, so I can keep my newfound better NB, and HHT clocks, and not the other nasties in the beta BIOS, then all the better this BIOS would be than the 1/3/08 beta.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brother Esau
Hi all,
First sorry for my english :p:
I tested this mobo with a 5000+ BlackEdition for 2 weeks, with all bios version, finally i use the 11/22/07 version.
Highest bus speed:
- 400*7.5 (CPU 3Ghz) (DRAM 600MHz)-> stable
http://91.121.66.101/img/ok_400x75.jpg
Quote:
DDR: 667
HT LINK: 800
CPU: x7.5
CPUVID: 1.44v
DRAM: 2.35v
SP PLL: 1.30v
NBcore: 1.29v
NBpcie: 1.29v
NB HT: 1.30v
CPU HT clock: 400
CPU HT boot: 300
- 405*7.5 -> post ok but unstable
- 400*8 or 400*8.5 -> crash during boot (i don't know why :( )
Highest CPU / Bus
- 380*9 (CPU 3.42Ghz) (DRAM 570Mhz) -> stable
http://91.121.66.101/img/ok_380x9.jpg
- 385*9 -> not 100% stable with OCCT (perhaps cpu limit) SuperPi 10M okQuote:
DDR: 667
HT LINK: 800
CPU: x9
CPUVID: 1.456v
DRAM: 2.35v
SP PLL: 1.20v
NBcore: 1.25v
NBpcie: 1.25v
NB HT: 1.30v
CPU HT clock: 380
CPU HT boot: 300
- 385*8.5 -> crash during boot
I try a lot of setting and voltage for 390-400*8 , it was always a freeze during boot.
My config:
CPU: 5000+ Black Edition
MOBO: DFI LanParty UT 790FX-M2R
DRAM: 2*1Go OCZ pc28500 reaper crossfire edition (5-5-5-15)
GPU: HD3870 PowerColor PCS @885-1150 (crappy ram)
Samsung HD501LJ (500 Go, 7200 RPM, SATA-II)
Seagate ST325082 (250 Go, 7200 RPM, SATA)
PSU: Seasonic S12II 500W
PUMP: Laing DDC Ultra AGB 12V
RAD: 2* 360
Waterblock CPU: NexXxoS XP Light Plexi
Waterblock GPU: NexXxoS XP Light Plexi
FAN CONTROL: mCubed T-Balancer bigNG
A little picture...
http://91.121.66.101/img/ok_pc.jpg
Nice:clap: Yes to bad DFI cannot write another Bios to date equivalent to the 11/22/07 Official with Added Phenom support and the USB Issues cleared up and other small little annoyances because they have the Right Mix working with the 11/22/07 and the rest suck!
What sort of 'drawback' was there again from running x.5 multipliers? At least there was a drawback back in the 939 days.
I know on my board using a 13 multiplier the memory doesn't run at 800 like it suppose to.
Screenie of Half life 2 Episode 2 on X2 HD 3870 CROSSFIRE