Had a similar prob downgrading from 802 under ASUS Update - remedied using easyflash utility in bios.
Had a similar prob downgrading from 802 under ASUS Update - remedied using easyflash utility in bios.
oh, this is not good. I think I'll stick with 0901 for now. Maybe try to go back to 0602 since flashing an old BIOS seems to be such an excercise. Keep us updated Grnfinger, plz!.. Also, it's very curious that we have access to ASUS FTP for the latest and greatest. All I can think of them saying on the other side of the phone when they ask what BIOS you're using and you say 0902, and they say, "Sir, there isn't a 0902 yet, not on our website, where did you get it?" D/L with extreme caution I say! Translate those dancing bananas as S.H.I.T.
Last edited by ElEctric_EyE; 11-28-2007 at 04:23 PM.
CPU: Lapped L727A861 Q6600 3.61GHz (450x8) (1.275VID) @ 1.700V BIOS. WC w/Apogee GTX + Cu top + custom backing plate
GPU: EVGA8800GT. WC w/MCW60 + RAMsinks
MB: ASUS Maximus Formula: Rampage Formula BIOS 0402. NB @1.61V BIOS. WC w/MCW30. FSBtV=1.38V BIOS. CPUPLLV=1.82V BIOS
RAM: Corsair Dominator PC2 8500 4x1GB 1066@1081. 2.14V BIOS
http://esupport.com/techsupport/award/awardutils.htm
Try the AMI Flash app there?
EDIT: This one, http://esupport.com/techsupport/utils/FLASH867.EXE , in particular?
I get "bios not supported" then the window closes
Is it possible to edit the 802 bios somehow to change the date so I can flash using ez flash?
I was just looking in to that for you. I'll try to get something done, but it won't be until tomorrow as I'll need to source the right apps.
Don't worry dude, we'll not have you undoing that whole water setup just because Asus can't code a decent bios!
Ok, slight update. Try an older version of AsusUpdate. Just been reading a similar problem elsewhere and the guy downgraded to version 6.6 of the AsusUpdate I think, and it worked...
Thats great news
Really apprieciate the help, I was begining to think I was s.o.l.
guys the only way to flash back is to boot into dos with a floppy
then use the OLDEST version of AFUDOS you can find..
I've had this issue with my last ASUS board.. and its the ONLY way possible!
i5 2500k @ 4.6ghz 1.335v [ASUS P8Z68 Deluxe]
8gb gskill ripjaws f3-12800cl8-8gbxm
600gb velociraptor + 1TB black
MSI N560GTX-TI Twin Frozr II + x-fi xtrememusic
corsair hx-620w + lian li pc201b + dell 2408fpw
d-tek fuzion1/ddc2 + petra top/thermochill pa120.3
Does 0902 fix the temperature problem?
CPU: Core i7-2600K@4.8Ghz Mobo: Asus Sabertooth P67 Case: Corsair 700D w/ 800D window
CPU Cooler: Corsair H70 w/ 2 GTs AP-15 GPU: 2xGigabyte GTX 670 WindForce OC SLI
RAM: 2x8GB G.Skill Ripjaws PSU: Corsair AX850W Sound card: Asus Xonar DX + Fiio E9
HDD: Crucial M4 128GB + 4TB HDD Display: 3x30" Dell UltraSharp 3007WFP-HC
Speakers: Logitech Z-5500 Headphone: Sennheiser HD650
What's up with this?
Maybe your version of Everest, check bottom copyright?
CPU: Lapped L727A861 Q6600 3.61GHz (450x8) (1.275VID) @ 1.700V BIOS. WC w/Apogee GTX + Cu top + custom backing plate
GPU: EVGA8800GT. WC w/MCW60 + RAMsinks
MB: ASUS Maximus Formula: Rampage Formula BIOS 0402. NB @1.61V BIOS. WC w/MCW30. FSBtV=1.38V BIOS. CPUPLLV=1.82V BIOS
RAM: Corsair Dominator PC2 8500 4x1GB 1066@1081. 2.14V BIOS
There are actually parts of the chipset that still calls it Bearlake... Everest finds a few of them. I guess this shows the chipset is a direct evolution of the P35 chipset?
I didn't have any trouble going from 0802 back to 0505 using ezflash.
the X38 is still bearlake.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&c...ke&btnG=Search
http://www.neoseeker.com/news/story/6601/
http://www.nordichardware.com/news,5947.html
Last edited by safan80; 11-28-2007 at 06:43 PM.
Asus Z9PE-D8 WS with 64GB of registered ECC ram.|Dell 30" LCD 3008wfp:7970 video card
LSI series raid controller
SSDs: Crucial C300 256GB
Standard drives: Seagate ST32000641AS & WD 1TB black
OSes: Linux and Windows x64
So where does Beechwood come in to it then? Now I'm confused? Or is Beechwood the name for the specific x38 chipset?
got me I get nothing on the search results
http://www.google.com/search?q=intel...E&start=0&sa=N
Asus Z9PE-D8 WS with 64GB of registered ECC ram.|Dell 30" LCD 3008wfp:7970 video card
LSI series raid controller
SSDs: Crucial C300 256GB
Standard drives: Seagate ST32000641AS & WD 1TB black
OSes: Linux and Windows x64
Try this:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&c...od&btnG=Search
Note: Beachwood
Asus Z9PE-D8 WS with 64GB of registered ECC ram.|Dell 30" LCD 3008wfp:7970 video card
LSI series raid controller
SSDs: Crucial C300 256GB
Standard drives: Seagate ST32000641AS & WD 1TB black
OSes: Linux and Windows x64
It was a short on the mobo caused by the mounting bracket for the Ultima90 cooler. I pulled off the cooler, inspected the mobo where the hold down screws pass through the board, and noticed some exposed copper where the mount rubbed against the board (note to self... in the future, totally remove those mounts before you try to release and pull out the CPU). Cleaned everything with 99% Isopropyl alcohol, put some tape under the Ultima90 mount where it touches the board, put everything back together, fired it up and no more problem.
I was just about ready to do an RMA on the board.
Hooray, I will sleep better tonight (and apologize to my wife for my surly behaviour over the past 24 hours).
Now, back to the OC. Thinking of lapping the Cooler and CPU to resolve the one overly hot core (6 degrees C hotter than the other three)- picked up some 400 and 1200 grit paper from Lordco.
ASUS Maximus Formula BIOS 802
Q6600 with Ultima90
2 x 2GB Mushkin DDR2-800 4-4-4-12
2 x Diamond Radeon 3870 in Crossfire
2 x WD 500GB Caviar SATA
2 x Pioneer DVD-R/W SATA
Corsair 620W PSU
Dual Boot Vista64/XP Pro
Lian Li 65 case
Lapping is the next thing on my list of things to do, too. Got the TRUE to lap, my Q6600, an E6850 and a cheapy silent yet efficient CoolerMaster heatpipe heatink to lap!
I'm hoping it'll lower the temps right across the board and give me some more headroom for a few 100 more MHz?!
Finally managed to "boot" with 475 FSB... Here are my settings:
PLL: 1,72V
VNB: 1,65V
VMEM: 2,15V
VFSB: 1,60V
I'll try to lower each setting to see what is the limiting factor
Main system:
Q6600 G0 L737B 3,8GHz
Maximus Formula X38
Ballistix PC2-8500 2x1GB
XFX 8800GT XT
Corsair HX620
X-Fi Platinum
150GB Raptor (Dual Boot) /2x 250GB WD Caviar (Apps)
Lian-Li V2000B Plus II
School: MacBook
Studying in: Pharmacy
Where: University of Montreal
Hey!
I`m probably gonna buy this board, but what is the difference between the SE and the normal version? (the led etc and watercooling?)
Also what kind of 3dmark scores can I expect from this:
Q6600 G0
Team xtreme 4 gb ddr2 pc-6400
Corsair 450 watt
Sapphire HD3870
Maximus Formula
?
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