The eVGA (and possibly all reference) 590 sli boards are not going to support Phenom (or the 6400+ windsor) ever, officially from eVGA. All support of the board has been dropped it appears (you can't even download the drivers for it anymore)...
The eVGA (and possibly all reference) 590 sli boards are not going to support Phenom (or the 6400+ windsor) ever, officially from eVGA. All support of the board has been dropped it appears (you can't even download the drivers for it anymore
Originally Posted by xVeinx
The eVGA (and possibly all reference) 590 sli boards are not going to support Phenom (or the 6400+ windsor) ever, officially from eVGA. All support of the board has been dropped it appears (you can't even download the drivers for it anymore
Hmm just as well this is an ASUS Board then with a Phenom supproting BIOS (Official)....
Phenom II 940BE (CACVC AC 0850BPMW) @ 3.8Ghz (1.475v) on Custom h2O
ASUS M3A79-T Deluxe - BIOS v0703 - HT @ 1.8Ghz / NB @ 2.2Ghz / PCIE @ 100Mhz
2 x 2GB G.SKill PC2-8500 RAM @ 5-5-5-15 2T (Unganged) | 2 x GeCube HD4850's CF @ 700/1150
2 x 160GB Samsung Spinpoints (RAID-0) | 1 x 320GB Seagate 7200.10 (JBOD)
Thermaltake Toughpower 750W PSU | Samsung 206BW 20" LCD Screen
Vista Home Premium 64-bit SP2 / Win7 Ultimate Beta 64-bit
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it seems to me that the "drop-in" feature of AM2/AM2+/AM3 is just BS
except for a few boards
Abit AV8 - AMD64 3000+ 1Ghz@1.025V - 512MB Hynix D43 - R9200SE 128MB - Liteon IDE burner - WD 250GB IDE
Its' only about manufacturers support. Support code for Phenom is around 30KB, but some manufacturers filled their 4 MB BIOS chips full, and don't want to optimize... On the other hand all 8MB BIOS based mobos will work flawlessly... ofcourse, some manufacturers will manage to squeeze Phenom support in to a 4MB chipit seems to me that the "drop-in" feature of AM2/AM2+/AM3 is just BS
except for a few boards
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