It would be nice, if someone mix a litle of 0603 with the last Bios features...
No more modders like Atic-Atac, to change some Bios?:D
Glory old Days.......:up:
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It would be nice, if someone mix a litle of 0603 with the last Bios features...
No more modders like Atic-Atac, to change some Bios?:D
Glory old Days.......:up:
I don't have such issues. What rev is your P5K-E?Quote:
I get no posts sometimes with 602 and have to boot with 1 stick of ram
Rev 1.01Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackoberst
I have just flashed to latest 906 and it seems ok now :rolleyes: Read some others had issues also. My board always been funny when i went back to 0602:shrug:
I think i have corrupted the PCIE lane on the board. Been benching with 125 and its corrupted somethink. Still testing so could be the controller o nthe SATA drive i hope.
I am using it with A-dAta ram - as you can see from my sig.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psitech
no issues whatsoever.
RAM A-DATA 2x1GB DDRII Over Clock Extreme Edition DDR2 800+ is ok:
4-4-4-11 2T @ 2vdimm @840, 4-4-4-11 2T @ 2.3vdimm @ 900MHz, 4-3-3-9 @ 2.3vdimm @ DDR800
Also my friend tested them with this mobo:
500MHz @ 4-4-4-12 2T @ 2.4V
500MHz @ 5-4-4-12 2T @ 2.3V
ok finally sorted it out. downgraded from the shipped 802 bios to the 603. thanks to who hosted it. before i would bsod on anything over 300fsb. did i mention i hate 802.
now with 603 im running 430fsb at 1.45v. cpuz shows 1.44 so no vdroop. running orthos now to check the stability. probably raise the fsb more later and then start using these ballistix 8500 i got. its amazing the difference the bios makes.
its a revision 1.02g
Latest Bios 0906 had No Droop :clap:
I measured with Multi also and seems ok here. I wanted it as i kept getting no post with 0602 :rolleyes:
I only know what my CPU can do on Cascade and havent it connected. So if someone can test with there CPU they know will do a certain FSB as i hope high FSB is still good. Cheers
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...untitled-2.jpg
No droop but did it have Vdrop?
What Vcore did you set in bios to get that 1.304V?
1.3v mate. I must add i have volt mods to the board which i completely forgot about :p: woops. anyone else confirm no vdroop with this bios please.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
I will be using it and will see how it goes.
EDIT
Can now boot 4-4-4-12 with my memory and its stable. 0602 i tryed for hours with 2.55v with no luck so this bios is looking v good for me now.
Also
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...906_500fsb.jpg
im on 906 now and the cpu vcore .1 bug is still present
Anyone else tried it? I'm curious to see what 1.5-1.6v gives in CPU-Z.
-The Max adjustable of "FSB Termination Voltage" is become 1.4V (The previous versions are 1.5V):mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackoberst
what "no boot issue fixed" do you mean with this?Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Qman
Whats Asus doing to these BIOS's!! :(
A 0.1V+ vdrop/droop is terrible..
so still the best is 0603?
Yes, afaik.
Do we need these later stuffed up BIOS's for proper Penryn support though?
Further to this.Quote:
Originally Posted by g1raffe
If 0602/0603 does not offer support for the new Penryn Dual Core what is the next most stable bios?
Yes - P5K-E/WiFi-AP cpu support list - Click Here.Quote:
Originally Posted by g1raffe
The new E8200, E8400, E8500 wolfdale cpu's require bios 906.
After all I didn't get something ..... is the 0906 vcore drop between bios -> windows (cpu-z) = 0.1v issue been resolved ? That's what matters.
Reading 4QMan post it seen to be resolved that bug !
As stated. 4QMan`s motherboard is V-modded.Quote:
Originally Posted by jVIDIA
Others have posted that the 906 DOES Still have v-core issues.
Been testins 906. Best bios by far for my board as far as i can tell.
No boot issue i mean sometines my board wont post and i have to use 1 stick of ram. Google lots of people have post about it.
I will know for sure when i get board back on cascade in a few days if high FSB is still doable. :)
One question:
I have Vmod pencil, in my Board.
The Vcore in Bios is 1.45v.
However, Cpuiz shoes 1.465v:confused: :confused:
Now i have the oposite of Vdroop:rofl:
http://img169.imageshack.us/img169/3784/1212ss1.png
Other problem, that i have....
http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/7262/11111pb2.png
Wish one should i use?
I one try some FSB on the fly......but i can`t!
Doesn`t work!
Nvidia Nforce 2 + ClockGenarator, was a sharm......:up:
Tks,
This one is correct...ICS9LPRS916BGLF...if you tried another you may have to restart computer and try again.
You can also use clockgen with...ICS 9PLRS509.
:worship: :worship: :worship: :worship:Quote:
Originally Posted by vocch
Fairly noob question here, but everyone here seems to use SetFSB, what advantage does this have over say, the Asus AI Booster program? That programs works great for me..
confirming 0.1v vdroop on 0906 bios with pencil mod that creates 0.03v overvolt from bios setting to windows reading. No load droop. Stability and temperatures seem similar to 0603.
I am still encountering link width issues were overclocking results in lowered link width to x1 from x16, causing severe GPU performance issues. I can set PCIE frequency to 110 and correct, but the issue sometimes returns. I have tried settings up to 120 with similar results. Anyone find a permenant solution?