16.B09 beta is posted in beta bios section of abit usa. I have not tried it yet. http://forum.abit-usa.com/showthread.php?t=122393
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16.B09 beta is posted in beta bios section of abit usa. I have not tried it yet. http://forum.abit-usa.com/showthread.php?t=122393
Wow, I am going to go give it a shot... I am playing with Ubuntu 7.10 64 bit on this setup. Quite nice! I have to say, if Vista gets no better, I will be moving to this for my next desktop OS and keep XP around for games.
I'll let you all know my results.. Now I'll have to boot back into xp.... boo...
Anyone tried new beta? What's new?
Just got it installed... Biggest change......... .5 multipliers in the BIOS now! All you E8500 users should be happy now.
Also noticed a few voltage changes, the VCore I choose is the VCore I get now, nice..... There's an AUTO option for DDR2 and MCH now.
I've got screenshots of the changes if anyone wants them.
Also, I needed to do a clear cmos and reset all of my settings, going into the uguru page without doing that froze the bios.
Ohh, also there seems to be some new memory dividers in there as well... Didn't scope them out too much.
Here's some pictures of the changes I could see or thought I saw:
http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/1...0788pu3.th.jpghttp://img180.imageshack.us/img180/3...0787yb6.th.jpghttp://img135.imageshack.us/img135/5...0786xt0.th.jpghttp://img337.imageshack.us/img337/5...0785tl4.th.jpghttp://img135.imageshack.us/img135/7...0784rm4.th.jpghttp://img135.imageshack.us/img135/7...0783ne2.th.jpg
Noticing my temps reported by bios seem to be much closer to realistic. My CPU fan doesn't do the surging thing anymore, it seemed sometimes the bios would report a CPU temp of 255c or 0c and that would cause the CPU fan to goto max.
Also CPU voltage seems to be much tighter.
I would recommend this to people with an E8x00 in their system.
did any timings added?
Yeah.. A 1:2.00A and 1:2.00B I don't remember seeing before. The FSB straps available are in the last picture I posted.
Bed time now, I'm going to let orthos plow on tonight...
not dividers, but memory timings (5-5-5-12-... etc.).
New Beta BIOS 16B09 seems to add 20c onto the actual CPU temp of my Q6600 G0. Similar to the 16B04 version. Seems ok when I drop back to the 16B03 version.
vdrop and vdroop on Wolfdale has reduced considerably on beta09 but max fsb wall is still there.
BIOS 16 BETA 09 is great.
vDroop and vDrop is much much much lesser.
BIOS Set 1.48 gets me 1.44 idle and 1.41 under load.
I cant seem to get over 540FSB stable though.
the weird temps are still here on the new beta...had this with b4 too... this is my q6600 g0 at 2.4 everything default...
http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/5060/tempsbb1.th.jpg
here are the bios shots...
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/9...0117xi5.th.jpg
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/7...0116pp4.th.jpg
is it just me? looks like its back to b3 for me
Ι don't think that weird temps is a reason to go back. How about 4:5 and 5:6?Quote:
Originally Posted by pross
Have they done anything with the problem that memory couldn't work past 570?
back to usual OC 333x9 1:1 for ram... 1.4v selected 1.36 shown in bios 1.35 according to uguru @ 55C lol coretemp shows 38C
under load: uguru shows 69C and 1.34v
going to give it a try and i hope my replacement 9650 will go higher than 4200 mhz without shutting the board down during wPrime 1024M stability bench!
there is a problem with 16.b09 beta...it won't allow me to raise the multi above default for my 9650...the same happened with 16.b03 and my 9650...i'll try it with 9x but i don't have the best memory for high FSB in my machine....i would have to switch it out to my corsair ddr2-1142 instead....bah!:D
Should my motherboard be considered for RMA if it doesn't POST at any FSB higher than 465 MHz?
Quote:
Originally Posted by PossumK
Maybe your CPU has an FSB Wall early..;)
Is the CPU even affected by the FSB or just the final multiplier x FSB frequency? I read on uabit.com someone suggesting that at higher FSBs, you needed to "jump" to another FSB. I'm guessing this means that only certain incremental increases will work. Is everyone experiencing this?
Yeap,the cpu is afected by the FSB.Quote:
Originally Posted by PossumK
Current CPU FSB x Multiplier = Current CPU's MHz.
There is probably a gap btw 465 - 480 (I'am giving an example),try 6x multy to find your FSB limit.
If it stops again at 465,give a higher FSB (for example 8x500).
Have I missed something ?
I can't find any link to the latest beta BIOS.
Can anybody gimme a link please ?
Sorry if it's already posted here, can't seem to locate it.
http://forum.abit-usa.com/showthread.php?t=122393 :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
I'm counting 2 BSOD with beta 09 + Vista(x32)..
I'm running at: CPU 9x400 1,43 (From BIOS) 1,39 Real@Load,Rams@1000 4-4-4-12 2.275V (Muskin 1066 D9),MCH 1,44V,CPU VTT 1,27,ICHIO 1.55V
,ICH 1,12V.
With BIOS 14 I was Prime Stable with this Settings..
Guys could one of you please tell me an approximate weight of the motherboard including the box it came in and all its contents. I need to know to calculate how much it will cost for postage back for RMA
what are your specs...it could be caused by the cpu or it could be caused by your memory...list all your hardware and what FSB to Memory ratio you are using.Quote:
Originally Posted by PossumK