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Just stumbled upon this thread and decided to try your bios on my sons board and wow whatta difference. Took max FSB from 470 to 550 on lower voltage w/his E6750. I was always very disappointed with this sorta flaky ASUS board but it's really flyin for him now. Thnx a bunch man really!! :up::up:
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This seems to be the only active P5Q Pro thread left. Before I post my question, I just want to know if I can post a question regarding my P5Q PRO/E8400 with E0 stepping and Corsair Twin2X. Also I am on Stock 1406 BIOS. What I will be asking, if it is OK is how to get back after loosing my CMOS settings. I seem to have lost the settings I used to get this going. It has worked for years. Memory is fine at 5-5-5-15 2T and DDR2-1066 at 2.1 volts. I just want to see if I forgot something as I tried to set the thing back to 400 X 9 or 3.6GHZ. I get strange issues when running XP pro again. So, can I ask here? I guess I already created a longer post than I expected!
TIA
You can ask in the thread if you want, but you might get more responses by making a new thread
That sounds good. I can start a new thread. When a MoBo is new there are so many things to try and a lot of help available. It does not take long to be on with the next thing. I will do the same (P8P67?) but this P5Q Pro is fine for my wife.
which one :)?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
in any case, I'd like to literally beg you to consider making another last update with official Intel OROM 10.5.x - because it seems very important esp. for SSD compatibility and so on.
btw: what does it look like when old OROM is in your mobo BIOS, and you install newest Intel (10.5.x for example) AHCI/RAID drivers (which include newer OROM (?): this newer OROM version from the driver gets loaded in memory, or older one from mobo BIOS lets loaded instead? I don't get it. Pleaae explain how does it work.
Once the O-ROM is updated in the BIOS, thats what is used. The O-ROM I used for the last update should be perfectly fine for SSDs, or at least most of them. I would just advise staying away from the OCZ Revodrive, brand new boards still have problems with that SSD.
Shoved in here beacause A: Its a P45 chipset, and B: I can't be arsed to make a new thread for it. By request: Modded Maximus 2 Formula BIOS
Changelog:
Based on official 2302
- Update P6 code (fix QX9650 multi bug)
- Update memory table to P5Q Pro Turbo 602
- Update Intel O-ROM to v9.6.0.1014
- Update Marvell O-ROM to v1.1.0.L73
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If anyone tries it, let me know how it goes.
@Ket:
Intel O-ROM v10.5.0.1034 was released (officially or not - I don't know)
http://station-drivers.com/page/intel%20raid.htm
Could you integrate it into your mBIOSes, or at least say how to do it, please?
And, does this Intel O-ROM version (10.5.xxxx) even work with P45 (or rather, ICH10/R) boards like P5Q series - do you know it? (I don't know why it should not work, but still better to ask, I think).
So just to clarify things: if I flashed your mBIOS with Intel O-ROM v9.6.0.1014 integrated, and then I install Intel RST driver version 10.5.x.xxxx, then O-ROM v9.6.0.1014 will be loaded and used, right? NOT any (higher) O-ROM version from the driver? And last Q: Intel O-ROM is only used (loaded) in RAID mode set in mobo BIOS, not in AHCI/IDE modes?
I've also noticed that you reverted from Intel O-ROM 10.1.xxxx in previous MBIOSes release to 9.6.0.1014 in latest version - could you tell us why and what was the reason(s) for that move? Were there any issues with Intel O-ROM 10.1.xxxx version used previously?
thank you :)
1. Intel 10.5 ROM doesn't seem to work on P45 boards, anything above 9.6 doesn't seem to work right (or consistently at least)
2. You will probably need to download a older RST driver, but not sure.
3. See screenshot
@Ket:
thanks for quick reply and the image.
Where can I get the tool used here (MMTOOL 3.22 BKMOD)? Could you up it somewhere?
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"2. You will probably need to download a older RST driver, but not sure."
you mean newest RST driver v10.5.x.xxxx does NOT work correctly with Intel O-ROM v9.6.0.1014 ?
"1. Intel 10.5 ROM doesn't seem to work on P45 boards, anything above 9.6 doesn't seem to work right (or consistently at least)"
Have you tested it yourself? What are the symptoms? And, is Intel O-ROM onlt used/loaded in RAID mode?
I can't find MMTOOL anywhere - only some on Chinese (?) sites, but I'm afraid to download from there.
Ket, could you up the latest version (3.23?) somewhere, please?
and, have you tested P45 board with Intel O-ROM 10.1 or 10.5 integrated? What was the behaviour of the board?
thanks man - is this the newest version you have/is available? (I've seen 3.23 mentioned on google)
Thats the modded version of 3.22, allows for more modules to be changed.
oh, I see. Thank you once more for the "enhanced" version, then :).
coming back to some Q's from previous posts, as I still don't get it 100%:
"2. You will probably need to download a older RST driver, but not sure."
you mean newest RST driver v10.5.x.xxxx does NOT work correctly with Intel O-ROM v9.6.0.1014? What are the symptoms/issues?
"1. Intel 10.5 ROM doesn't seem to work on P45 boards, anything above 9.6 doesn't seem to work right (or consistently at least)"
Have you tested it yourself (P45 board with Intel O-ROM 10.1 or 10.5 integrated)?? What was the behaviour of the board? And, is Intel O-ROM only used/loaded in RAID mode, or in AHCI as well?
TIA!
1. I haven't tried newest RST drivers, you will have to try yourself and find out.
2. 10.5 O-ROM is known not to work with the P5Q Deluxe, so theres no reason to think it would be any different for any other P5Q board.
Did any of the users requesting I make a M2F mBIOS ever try it? How was it?
Why would you change the memory table to an older BIOS of a cheaper board? (P5Q Pro Turbo).Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
Because the memory table for the P5Q Pro Turbo is better. Supports more memory across a wider range.
Any possibility of a vanilla P5Q 2209 mBIOS? Would be greatly appreciated.
Pretty sure I covered the vanilla P5Q with the last mBIOS batch. Those mBIOSes pretty much max out compatibility, stability and overclocking. They just aren't going to get any better.
Hi to all
I have a desktop PC with as MB Asus P5Q-SE with bios 1005 downloaded from Asus web site
I use Win 7 ultimate 64 bit
I have sometimes freeze (mouse and keyboard are not responding)
Is there a modded bios the could help me about ??
Many thanks
I would rather start checking what's wrong with your hardware before trying modded BIOS. First you must write more about your configuration. What hardware is installed, what PSU you have, under what conditions those freezes happens etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by paolocorpo
I suggest making another thread in appropriate forum section for this.
Many thanks
Below my configuration
CPU INTEL E8400 MB ASUS 775 P5Q SE RAM CORSAIR DDR2 PC6400 (2x2GB) CASE COOLER MASTER Sileo 500 RC-500 ALI Corsair CMPSU-550VXEU 550W SK VIDEO ATI HD4870 HD Seagate 160Gb + 250Gb + 1000Gb MONITOR Amilo XL 3220W 2ms[/SIZE]
There is not a special situation for the freeze: it can appear several times but always few seconds/minutes after the boot
SO: WIn 7 Ultimate 64 bit + SP1