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    so ur meaning is EPOX as good as MSI ?

    last summer I thought " ... will choose EPOX"... but... now think that MSI sound better..

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    here is a new unofficial beta bios md34b25
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    Quote Originally Posted by esoteradactyl
    here is a new unofficial beta bios md34b25
    What has BIOS which Could you tell me this edition improved? 9NDA3 of me use 256MBX2 in unable to start the machine DIMM3&4
    Thanks

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    hey guys, what is maximum vcore w/ a winchester cpu, is it 1.6v via bios ? and if 1.6v is selected, whats the real vcore then about ? is it undervolting very much ? does the latest beta bios maybe raise vcore ? i think a decent board should at least give 1.65v effectively.
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    Yes she is better than the MSI but why ?
    More stable ? better voltage ?

    I know epox motherboard but tell me more plz

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeager
    Yes she is better than the MSI but why ?
    More stable ? better voltage ?

    I know epox motherboard but tell me more plz
    Frequently easier to reach than neo2 to have + 300 outsides of 9nda3

    Just operated the computer and ran 1.6V run 2.7G while being steady while being about Use the same CPU with RAM before this Is it get 1.7V is unable to let P95 run two PASSs to add at NEO2



    But the network is really unstable, but the little younger brother has already touched too much unstable problems of NV board network from NF2 to now So I have already prepared 3COM, the network card is very cheap

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    Max Vddr is 2.8

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    Quote Originally Posted by esoteradactyl
    here is a new unofficial beta bios md34b25
    Can you instruct me how to install this? I'm going to try it on the budget "J" board.

    I can't run 1T at highFSB you think this will help?

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by esoteradactyl
    here is a new unofficial beta bios md34b25

    esoteradactyl what does this bios do? You make it? Also is it safe risk to flash J board with it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zebo
    esoteradactyl what does this bios do? You make it? Also is it safe risk to flash J board with it?
    my board went up in smoke so i never had much of a chance to test it. blew one of the fet's right off the board!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zanr Zij
    so ur meaning is EPOX as good as MSI ?

    last summer I thought " ... will choose EPOX"... but... now think that MSI sound better..
    9NDA3+ IS BETTER THAN NEO2

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