Quote Originally Posted by ChrisTucker2004 View Post
Thx KTE

Then i flash now 1,13

EDIT: Bios 1,13B is named 1,1B3 from 11/16/2007, is it correct?

Does it work for you, as in bootup and run ok?

You're very welcome.

Quote Originally Posted by jonspd View Post
I thought vid is vcore on the cpu part?
Forgot it all in 3 weeks



They're different, Vcore you can change but VID never changed for me.
VID is seen in AMD Power Monitor, the offset boundary to supply the voltage [higher or lower].
Vcore is what it says, can be seen in AOD as VDDC.
The rest is as you mentioned.
21 to 19 I believe which changed from 1.288 to 1.30 nb vid.
Hmm.. yeah, stock is 20 = 1.300VID so that is about right. Have you changed it higher than 1.3VID, i.e. 18?

Check this link out, another AMD controversy: Motherboard ills leave AMD users with Phenomenal headache
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Various news sources have been pouncing on AMD's acknowledgment of potential problems when a high-end Phenom X4 processor is paired with certain 780G motherboards, but some of these articles have been focusing on the wrong part of the equation. The reported overheating and stability issues aren't being caused by Phenom, but by motherboard manufacturers' failure to design/certify their solutions for a Phenom processor with a 125W TDP.

This type of issue actually isn't all that rare; a $49 motherboard is $49 for a reason. Even if the motherboard's chipset is technically capable of running a high-end processor, the motherboard may not be designed to handle the CPU's power draw and thermal output. That's essentially what has happened here, but a combination of other factors has made the situation more important than it might otherwise be.
And BTW, AMD's recommended tested boards can be found here: AMD Recommended Motherboards for K10 CPU's