I think they need to go back to f4j, and start reprogramming from there. Or make one change, get rid of CAS scrolling, and then call F4j, F4 final.
Safan80, I think most on UD5 are using F4r or F4n beta bioses, though some with UD5 can correct me if I am wrong. I would not use F4 final, it is still to early in beta stage
F3 is stable, but you dont get the permanent turbo multi, which is especially useful for i920 to have 21 multi, as 19 and 21 multi's seem to work better on i920, just like 21 and 23 multi works better on i940, ie can use much less vcore for same mhz.
does gigabyte still have the beta bioses up?
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