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    Gigabyte GA-P55-UD5 official BIOS pictures

    With a wide variety of Gigabyte P55 motherboards incoming, we got the chance to show you the interesting part and layout of the Gigabyte GA-P55-UD5 BIOS, which brings several new and exciting features and or options




    M.I.T (Motherboard Intelligent Tweaker)
    That’s where all the magic starts, we got the following sub menus as follow:
    • M.I.T Current Status (advanced hardware information)
    • Advanced Frequency Settings
    • Advanced Memory Settings
    • Advanced Voltage Settings
    • Miscellaneous Settings

    Please note, CPU temp have been corrected and B2B option added to Memory Settings



    M.I.T Current Status, with in deep system information



    Frequency adjustments



    Advanced CPU Core Features



    QPI Clock Ratio:
    [Auto] [x32] [x36]



    CPU Clock Ratio (Multiplier), please note its CPU dependen



    XMP Memory Profile option, which allow you to use eventually available XMP profiles (memory)



    System Memory Multiplier:
    [Auto] [6.0] [8.0] [10.0]



    Advanced Memory Settings, including Timings



    Performance Enchance (Memory settings)
    [Standard] [Turbo] [Extreme]



    DRAM Timing Selectable:
    [Auto] [Quick] [Expert]



    Channel Timing settings (please note this is a picture from channel A settings)



    Advanced Voltage Settings:
    Got enough voltages to play with your Memory ? , George this one is for you …



    Channel Turnaround Settings, (please note this is a picture from channel A settings)



    Load-Line Calibration:
    [Standard] [Level 1] [Level 2]



    Maximum Voltages, keep pushing it



    Smart Shared bios, tired of reconfiguring your bios?, this will be all what you need. Option to save BIOS profiles to removable storage, so settings is no longer away than a USB stick

    Gigabyte GA-P55-UD5, got quite some sweet BIOS options, paired with solid components, it ant go wrong.

    Enjoy & Keep pushing it

    Peace THC & Oliver

    Thanks to Gigabyte and Hicookie
    Last edited by Oliver; 08-11-2009 at 06:50 AM.

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    Definitely amazing !! Just tell us that there is no vdroop

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    Biostar GA-P55-UD5, got quite some sweet BIOS options, paired with solid components, it ant go wrong.
    i think there is a failure

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    Will there be hardware based fan control like asus boards?

    Unless I've totally missed the option in the bios of my x58 extreme.

    Otherwise, some nice features there, looks like a good series of boards.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chri$ch View Post
    i think there is a failure
    No signs of stress

    Thanks for pointing out

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    QPI? I thought the 1156's didn't have a QPI.

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    they have also QPI

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    Very nice BIOS, the best so far from Gigabyte, this may very well be the deciding factor for me. Adjustable loadline calibration sounds interesting. And can you turn off a specific core or only run all vs 1 for example?

    So the B2B setting wasn't selectable in that version and it will be in a newer version or what's it called? Do you know if same BIOS layout/settings will be available for all the P55 Gigabyte boards?
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    Will be something like this:

    GA-P55-UD5
    Last edited by stasio; 08-17-2009 at 02:22 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stasio View Post
    Will be something like this:

    GA-P55M
    Great !!!

    Thx

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    thanks for sharing bro

    great main for sure
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    Good

    please fix image link
    [IMG http://pic.xfastest.com/MB/Gigabyte/P55UD6BIOS/mit_011_dram_timing_selectable.jpg[/IMG]

    DRAM Timing Selectable:
    [Auto] [Quick] [Expert]
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    First official BIOS released 01.Aug

    Last edited by stasio; 08-11-2009 at 02:56 AM.
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    Am I really seeing the capability for different timings on different sticks of RAM simultaneously? Will that be stable? And you said the CPU multiplier is "CPU independent" - did you mean dependent or is it fully unlocked???
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeDaL View Post
    Good

    please fix image link
    Thanks, corrected

    Quote Originally Posted by Oj101 View Post
    Am I really seeing the capability for different timings on different sticks of RAM simultaneously? Will that be stable? And you said the CPU multiplier is "CPU independent" - did you mean dependent or is it fully unlocked???
    Dependent , thanks

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