Quote Originally Posted by Xello View Post
Just to be specific, do you mean that this is your conclusion or that this is official on the change log?

Only reason i ask is some people around EVGA forums especially shot this bios down as a failure not long after it was released (of course that could be down to anything)

cheers.
i was told by nvidia that this bios fixes corruption issues but i couldn't test as my first board was dead after last LN2 session

this replacement board with P05 bios loaded does not corrupt windows FOR ME any more..........

i also would suggest that ppl that are still having issues to use a new hard drive or a hard drive that has not been used on 790i just to double check the drive is ok as i've had at least one hard drive that was on 790i and which i can no longer install an OS on...........i have done a low level format on it yet but i found that very odd

evga forums has a lot of whingers
wonder how many of them really bothered to test it out

now i am not stupid to go trying to boot to windows at unstable settings.....i always run at least one loop of test#5 in memtest before going to windows

however with previous bios files if i did that even with semi stable settings i could corrupt windows...............i did attempt to boot at semi stable settings past 925MHz 7-7-7-20 1T with this RAM i have and i experienced no issues...........i used to experience corruptions when 32M SuperPi would crash occasionally....i've made it crash in last session a few times and no corruption problems....seemed pretty solid to me

there is not a single person here that has tested the P05 bios and confirmed corruption yet so i'm probably not alone here