The .N47-bios seems to work just fine, the bclk is still to low(99.8) but one improvement was that bios-settings except OC remained the same from the previous bios. That wasn't the case for me before, makes it easier to not have to reapply AHCI or have to change boot-order, I had to reapply all settings everytime before when I changed bios. Not now.
The OC-settings was easy to restore from a USB-stick(no need to remember all settings) and everything was applied, except memory speed that stayed at the default 1333MHz. So I had to reboot and reapply 1600MHz for it to be sticky. All other settings was changed to my preferred values.
One drawback with this new bios is that it can't write it's settings to a usb-stick like the bioses before, so the benefit above can't be enjoyed no more. Of course it's possible to save settings in the Click Bios II-app as well, but those settings are in a different format and can't be used from the real bios. And restoring settings in the Click Bios II-app haven't been sticky so far, hopefully that has changed?
Anyway, there isn't that many settings one has to care about in a Z68-bios compared to older platforms, so about everything is relatively easy to remember without even having to write it down. It's almost TOO easy to OC Sandy Bridge
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