QUOTE(zamree7 @ Feb 1 2007, 06:36 PM)
yup that 1 is the latest.. btw i'm using v1.37
ask @camedemac how he deal with it..he use that mobo last time.. maybe he can help u answer ur question then..
wow.. new rig ar
aiseh bro.. quite busy nowadays.. if got time sure go visit u la..
eheh.. bro, no AM2 sli motherboard that really cheap and overclockable? ask @camedemac how he deal with it..he use that mobo last time.. maybe he can help u answer ur question then..
wow.. new rig ar
aiseh bro.. quite busy nowadays.. if got time sure go visit u la..
really interest in
Abit KN9 SLi (NF570 SLi)
MSI K9N4-SLi (NF500 SLi, not sure about overclockability)
u dont bring DFi?
Added on February 1, 2007, 6:52 pm
QUOTE(coolblade @ Feb 1 2007, 06:45 PM)
@camedemac
Yes, I have resetted the CMOS after update. But still can't lock the PCI clock at 33.3 MHz. Why?
I just noticed that the tforce 550 mainboard I used is revision 1.2 (imprinted on the board)
From biostar website, they already have revision 1.3 board.
I wonder if I can ask the shop to replace my mainboard to the latest revision? This could be a solution for locking the PCI clock, as I am sure the latest revision overcome the problem...
i forgot what revision of my board. when u bought this mobo?Yes, I have resetted the CMOS after update. But still can't lock the PCI clock at 33.3 MHz. Why?
I just noticed that the tforce 550 mainboard I used is revision 1.2 (imprinted on the board)
From biostar website, they already have revision 1.3 board.
I wonder if I can ask the shop to replace my mainboard to the latest revision? This could be a solution for locking the PCI clock, as I am sure the latest revision overcome the problem...
i bought my mobo before long time ago (early august 2006 i think)
i'm not sure if they can replace ur board with other revision unless ur mobo is faulty, then they change with new one
This post has been edited by camedemac: Feb 1 2007, 06:57 PM
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