***Official*** ASUS P67/H67 BIOS Updates

Just an F.Y.I........... I flashed to the 1305 on the Pro, and COULD NOT BE HAPPIER. Now granted, I do know how to read and follow simple instructions...... so I don't know if that was the difference between my experience with the new bios and others, but it has cured ALL previous issues I was having. I sold a Gigabyte P67A-UD3P and picked up this pro.. and was so disappointed. Was needing about .02-.04v more for same stability as GB on bios 1204. Was getting random B.S.O.D.'s while trying to fold, ect..... NO MORE!!!! This bios rocks, and I don't know what everyone else's deal is with it and bricking their boards..... but as I said, I read the steps given how to do, and even though they sounded weird to me, I FOLLOWED THEM TO THE T. Instant success, +1 Asus. Just my opinion of coarse. YMMV

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Originally Posted by melnd

Just an F.Y.I........... I flashed to the 1305 on the Pro, and COULD NOT BE HAPPIER. Now granted, I do know how to read and follow simple instructions...... so I don't know if that was the difference between my experience with the new bios and others, but it has cured ALL previous issues I was having. I sold a Gigabyte P67A-UD3P and picked up this pro.. and was so disappointed. Was needing about .02-.04v more for same stability as GB on bios 1204. Was getting random B.S.O.D.'s while trying to fold, ect..... NO MORE!!!! This bios rocks, and I don't know what everyone else's deal is with it and bricking their boards..... but as I said, I read the steps given how to do, and even though they sounded weird to me, I FOLLOWED THEM TO THE T. Instant success, +1 Asus. Just my opinion of coarse. YMMV

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Can you use GTX 580 SLI on P8P67 pro with 1305 bios?

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Originally Posted by yym789

Can you use GTX 580 SLI on P8P67 pro with 1305 bios?

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Yes.

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Originally Posted by melnd

Yes.

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But I cannot use SLI with 1204 1305. can u tell me what driver do u use and how to setup bios?


Thanks.:)

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Originally Posted by melnd

Just an F.Y.I........... I flashed to the 1305 on the Pro, and COULD NOT BE HAPPIER. Now granted, I do know how to read and follow simple instructions...... so I don't know if that was the difference between my experience with the new bios and others, but it has cured ALL previous issues I was having. I sold a Gigabyte P67A-UD3P and picked up this pro.. and was so disappointed. Was needing about .02-.04v more for same stability as GB on bios 1204. Was getting random B.S.O.D.'s while trying to fold, ect..... NO MORE!!!! This bios rocks, and I don't know what everyone else's deal is with it and bricking their boards..... but as I said, I read the steps given how to do, and even though they sounded weird to me, I FOLLOWED THEM TO THE T. Instant success, +1 Asus. Just my opinion of coarse. YMMV

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The difference could be the official signed bios ..have you download them from Asus side ?

@yym789 try to reflash with the one from Asus side


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Originally Posted by melnd

Yes.

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One, I did follow the instructions. Second, did you ever consider that different hardware can cause different results? I have a raid card, do you? I was using 4 sticks of ram, are you? I didn't brick mine, just have issues with running the combination of hardware. Since I switched over to using offset voltages instead of a fixed voltage my system appears to be stable, but it appeared to be stable before. While I appreciate that you have not had any issues with 1305, many have. Whether you intended to or not, your post comes off as being condescending and not very helpful. Maybe you should make a some suggestions instead of trying to insult people.

Im on 1305 and Iv noticed zero overclocking improvent over 1204.I now have the double boot problem again that the 1204 fixed and I went in amp and enabled on pci wake.

My stupid computer will turn on by it self in the middle of the night.

I New I should of left 1204 on there,it was running perfect for me.

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Originally Posted by yym789

But I cannot use SLI with 1204 1305. can u tell me what driver do u use and how to setup bios
Thanks.:)

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The missing SLI issue could be due to stripstreamed win7 SP1.
Try freshly install Win7 non SP1, install nvidia driver (any version) then install SP1 pack.

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Originally Posted by owikh84

The missing SLI issue could be due to stripstreamed win7 SP1.
Try freshly install Win7 non SP1, install nvidia driver (any version) then install SP1 pack.

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Thanks .


I already fixed my 570 SLI problem.

I just tried them on my friend's p8p67 pro and the SLI works well.

So, I am waiting my p8p67 pro RMA.:D

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Originally Posted by yym789

Thanks .
I already fixed my 570 SLI problem.
I just tried them on my friend's p8p67 pro and the SLI works well.
So, I am waiting my p8p67 pro RMA.:D

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No problemo ure welcome. Dont forget to swap for B3 lol.

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Originally Posted by Utnorris

One, I did follow the instructions. Second, did you ever consider that different hardware can cause different results? I have a raid card, do you? I was using 4 sticks of ram, are you? I didn't brick mine, just have issues with running the combination of hardware. Since I switched over to using offset voltages instead of a fixed voltage my system appears to be stable, but it appeared to be stable before. While I appreciate that you have not had any issues with 1305, many have. Whether you intended to or not, your post comes off as being condescending and not very helpful. Maybe you should make a some suggestions instead of trying to insult people.

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I can't see where he insulted anyone.
Maybe I'm blind, though. Care to point it out?

He even took the time to write "YMMV" proving that his word was not to be taken as gospel, but simply personal experience.

All good to me....

Thanks for updating the WS Revo.

Anyone tested the new bios for WS revo?
P8P67 WS - Official UEFI 1103 (Based on 1305 and up Code)

Saw a Nv driver improvement, is there also a AMD driver improvement?
Also multi-gpu is improved only for nV?

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Originally Posted by melnd

Just an F.Y.I........... I flashed to the 1305 on the Pro, and COULD NOT BE HAPPIER. Now granted, I do know how to read and follow simple instructions...... so I don't know if that was the difference between my experience with the new bios and others, but it has cured ALL previous issues I was having. I sold a Gigabyte P67A-UD3P and picked up this pro.. and was so disappointed. Was needing about .02-.04v more for same stability as GB on bios 1204. Was getting random B.S.O.D.'s while trying to fold, ect..... NO MORE!!!! This bios rocks, and I don't know what everyone else's deal is with it and bricking their boards..... but as I said, I read the steps given how to do, and even though they sounded weird to me, I FOLLOWED THEM TO THE T. Instant success, +1 Asus. Just my opinion of coarse. YMMV

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Originally Posted by Falkentyne

I can't see where he insulted anyone.
Maybe I'm blind, though. Care to point it out?

He even took the time to write "YMMV" proving that his word was not to be taken as gospel, but simply personal experience.

All good to me....

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Read the highlighted part again.

I guess the Deluxe got left out of a new update from 1305?

Well that could also mean that he followed the instructions to the T, flashed in DOS flasher only, stock speeds, cleared cmos after flash, etc, and it worked fine for him. I see how it can be taken in a hostile way, though.

It's the internet...you can't always know what someone is truly trying to say, or actually means, just by looking at text...

Back on topic. I got my B3 replacement in the other day and it has 1305 loaded on it, however I noticed it did not have some of the features of the 1305 bios listed here, so I am assuming it is the final version. I was also able to lower my voltages for the vcore on it.

Which features didn't it have specifically? AFAIK there is only one version of 1305. i.e. the 1305 on the new B3 boards will most likely be the same as posted earlier on page 1 of this thread.

I saw 1502 in the Asus website any one have tried that?

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Originally Posted by EagleRock

I saw 1502 in the Asus website any one have tried that?

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I'm running it and the only difference I see from 1305 is that the mouse works properly on UEFI with a game controller plugged in, like it should.

P8P67-M 0702 has a couple issues

each time you change multiplier in the bios you need to first clear the cmos then set new multiplier else under load you will notice the multiplier going from overclock state to stock state this includes the voltage as well.

speedstep doesnt work for me either once cpu is overclocked even though speedstep is enabled in bios and all c states enable as well

has taken me 4 days to figure out this much with this board , hopefully this will be fixed soon as i cant stand having to clear the cmos each time i want to try a different multiplier . the loss of speedstep is also annoying

Jen

Upgraded to 1502 last week, it ran fine for a couple of days, now the board randomly decides not to wake up from S3. Using the exact same settings as before that were confirmed stable by 12h Prime95, and stock clocks still cause the problem to show up. I'll try reverting to 1305 to confirme the BIOS is causing the bug.

Can you go back to 1305? i thought that it is not possible.

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Originally Posted by EagleRock

Can you go back to 1305? i thought that it is not possible.

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I remember reading somewhere (probably in this very thread) about a modded old BIOS file that you could flash to, then go to whatever other version you prefer. But I haven't even looked for it yet as I'm having some problems with my USB key and multibooting.

no updates till weeks now whats up bingo?

to release asus ftp bios files is stupid

post beta bios and no bios that we can leech on tw ftp

also waiting for a ws rev. update,

pc runs fine with 1600, but after shutdown, when i turn psu off and on, then start again, results in monitor standby and then overlclocking error,

so i always have to keep my psu on at night, when i want to start with 1600 next day.

1066 runs fine with psu off.

all settings correct.

ws revolution
corsair 4x4gb vengeance 1600 1,5v

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Originally Posted by B1gD4ddy

also waiting for a ws rev. update,

pc runs fine with 1600, but after shutdown, when i turn psu off and on, then start again, results in monitor standby and then overlclocking error,

so i always have to keep my psu on at night, when i want to start with 1600 next day.

1066 runs fine with psu off.

all settings correct.

ws revolution
corsair 4x4gb vengeance 1600 1,5v

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Is that with all timings and VDIMM set to proper values?