the point is, there's barely anything to fix... these jackasses think that they can ignore anybody who buys their boards who isn't going to be using a 965 or ln2. afterall, they are asus, and no matter how much we quibble over this issue, the majority will keep buying this board completely oblivious to this issue, they're like nvidia in that they have the majority of the nubs convinced they are the best thing since sliced bread (not bashing nvidia, its just a result of their very good marketing). This is my first asus board, and if this is the kind of support they provide, then this is definitely my last. hopefully, we will at least get a bios mod for this, as again this issue must be about as simple of a fix as there is. There's no real variables, its just a switch that needs to be disabled, universally....Originally Posted by mikeyakame
Their bios engineers are probably too busy breaking memory compatibility for the sake of breaking DDR3 speed records to fix it
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