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  1. 12-21-2006, 07:52 AM #1
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    Any word on a new P5B-DLX Bios yet?

    Just wondering, thank you
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  2. 12-21-2006, 08:25 AM #2
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    yes, 0908 but i haven't try it yet :
    http://uploaded.to/?id=6c599a
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    Quote Originally Posted by Baroudan
    yes, 0908 but i haven't try it yet :
    http://uploaded.to/?id=6c599a
    password : 255
    thanks.....
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  4. 12-21-2006, 08:50 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Baroudan
    yes, 0908 but i haven't try it yet :
    http://uploaded.to/?id=6c599a
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    wow I know its still a beta anything about whats the improvement?
    i was still using the 0903 beta
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  5. 12-21-2006, 08:55 AM #5
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    all i can say, it's dated 11/12 and i've found it on coolaler.com forum, but improvement writen in chinese, sorry.
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  6. 12-21-2006, 09:02 AM #6
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    proabably worth a try. Asus is slow to load bioses lately on their site.
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    is this for the non wifi or wifi version?
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    it's the same for both...
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    that i did not know....thanks.

    ***seems to work fine. haven't noticed any improvements but i'm also using it for work at the moment so i will try and max it out later.
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    What is there left to fix on this mobo?

    I guess it could always be more stable or more compatible with certain hardware, but I am still on the 0614 bios and have no issues with anything.
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  11. 12-21-2006, 09:59 AM #11
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    I've think the same with the 0711 , but after i install the 0804, i've noticed a much higher o/c, and 0711 has a lot improvement compared to 0614
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    I have just begun running QX6700 on P5B Deluxe,

    Does anyone know if this BIOS beta has better support for Quad Core in some way than my current BIOS : 0804 ?
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    I guess Il have a shot with this BIOS then, May fix the problems with my RAM not posting on a divider
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    Post Official BIOS 0804 vs Unofficial 0908

    The signature at 0908 looks convincing though, but I think I will wait !

    Click image for larger version.  Name: 0804 vs 0908.PNG  Views: 1065  Size: 34.3 KB  ID: 54068
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    what do those mean?
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    that this guy is smarter than us because he knows how to read rom files?


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    all i know is that it is Hexadecimal but no clue what he is comparing other than the red characters and what they actually mean.
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  18. 12-21-2006, 10:48 AM #18
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    at least, the 0908 bios fixes the wrong ram/cpu information at boot.
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    OK, so what is the censuses here. Flash to the Beta 0908 bios, or stick with the 0804 bios? I get my motherboard x-mas day, otherwise I would be installing them and figuring it out myself. I just dont want anyone thinking im to lazy to try this out myself :-]
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    Flash to 0804, if 0908 is ok then flash it
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  21. 12-21-2006, 11:27 AM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dani
    Flash to 0804, if 0908 is ok then flash it
    Oke doke
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  22. 12-21-2006, 12:37 PM #22
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    If you read this whole thread, you'd notice that there is no consensus, because no one has tested this bios adequately enough to know if it is better yet.

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    This is a internal BIOS release designed to improve memory compatibility and to address a couple of timing issues with the on-board ADI audio that is causing hiss and static in certain situations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bingo13
    This is a internal BIOS release designed to improve memory compatibility and to address a couple of timing issues with the on-board ADI audio that is causing hiss and static in certain situations.

    Thank you.

    Sounds good.

    I think I will Flash this Bios and test tonight
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    Quote Originally Posted by bingo13
    This is a internal BIOS release designed to improve memory compatibility and to address a couple of timing issues with the on-board ADI audio that is causing hiss and static in certain situations.
    lol . . leave it to Bingo to clear things up. thanks.
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