I just got another ridiculous reply from Gigabyte.Originally Posted by Boschwanza
A supporter in the german gigabyte forum just set this issue on the AM2+ Board (all) bug list.
I still don't know what the guy was on about
Oh well, if enough of us complain we might get somewhere.
What did he say?I just got another ridiculous reply from Gigabyte.
I still don't know what the guy was on about
Oh well, if enough of us complain we might get somewhere.
Just give them a screenshot of an Asus bios with IMC voltage regulation. Thats what i did.
Last edited by Boschwanza; 03-07-2008 at 04:06 PM.
I have got no idea what he's on about here. Of course the motherboard has got 2x4 pin cpu connectors, that's got nothing to do with dual power planes.
Anyway the reply is in italics.
Thank you again for your kindly mail and inquiry. Yes, this board has 2x4 power connector for CPU. But, even this board has dual power plane, we are wondering there is any relation for memory voltage setting?
Don't get me wrong here because I'm not racist, but why do they use Chinese people to reply when the queries come from English speaking countries. English doesn't translate correctly with Chinese so the answers we get just don't make any sense as the above answer shows.
The question I put to him was Phenom has a dual power plane architecture so surely this motherboard supports it I ask a simple question like that and then receive that gobbledygook answer.
I guess they are just not aware that they can actually regulate the NB (IMC) and the cores Voltage seperatly. I got my answer 4 day before telling me i should check STRG+F1 for such an option. After telling him all about split power planes and showing asus bios Screenshots i am still waiting for a reply.
I hope somebody with more comepetents is checking my question, so it will take a while.
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