Quick question... should cpu-nb voltage scale with cpu volts?? ive been leaving it at "auto" and im stable 30 mins prime BLEND at 242 ref but prime in-place fails 4-5 mins and i've increased cpu volts beyond what it needed weeks ago with earlier bioses EDIT: never mind, 1.363 bios 1.360 load fixed it
this is my current test:
phenom @ 2.66 1.35v
cpu-nb "auto" volt
dram 2.03v 4-4-4-12-16t 484mhz
nb & ht 1.93ghz 1.25v
pcie 100mhz 1.12v
im absolutely loving this bios... x7 multi for NB is working with ddr-667 setting... cpu reference adjust gap boots at default (5) at any reference now... i have a lot more testing still to do
i think athlons might be stuck with the original bios, all subsequent bioses are improving on phenom... in the asus m3a thread, they're stating what a fine line it is to improve the bios for phenom without messing with athlon... i think this is definitely the case here
the NIC latency issue i had was because F@H was running in background while i gamed online... even if u dont have the client running, "smpd" is loaded in windows task manager every time u boot, 4 instances of it if ur running quad
i've now quit f@h until they get a real client and am using WCG instead, which folds proteins also, and i dont have latency issues






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. I simply disabled the option now and it's already running for a while now, longer than it used to be.
. Now Ill Prime at stock settings to check if there isnt anything broken due to the shutdown issue I said above or it was just a stupid BIOS setting.

You are running a Pnenom and thats a whole different kettle of fish compared to what I have you also have allot of options that appear in Bios that I do not have because of Dual core so I think perhaps I am the wrong ma for council on this as you're settings that are available may play a direct role in what you see that I do not!
. As soon as I load 12x267 my HDD corrupts *sigh*. Changed tRFC to 127.5ns now and a few subtimings which looked quite low a little higher. Rest at auto. Didnt test that yet as Im going to run CPU at 3520Mhz and prime it and RAM lower. Just to check if at least that is still stable.


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