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    Old 09-10-2008, 02:56 PM   #1 (permalink)
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    BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Hi guys,

    It has been a while since my last reply, but I have been on holiday for a couple of weeks.

    In the meantime we got (finally) BIOS updates to support the new Intel E0 stepping. I uploaded them to our local FTP server.

    FP-IN9 SLI:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m624b_18.bin

    I-G31:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m725m_13.bin

    I-45C:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m707e_15.bin

    I-45CV:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m707f_15.bin

    I45D:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m715g_13.bin

    I-N73 series:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m705a.bin

    IP35(-E):
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m630a.bin

    IP35P: (update 10/20)
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m724l_13.bin

    IP35 Pro: (update 10/20)
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m629b_18.bin

    IP35 Pro XE:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m629o_11.bin

    IP35V:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m708e.bin

    IX38 QuadGT:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m704b.bin

    IX38 GT3:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m703a.bin

    IX48 GT3:
    http://www.abitshop.eu/bios/m703d.bin

    I will update this thread if we get new updates.

    Note it is important to make a CMOS clear after the flash. Then boot, go into the BIOS and load the optimized defaults.

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    Old 09-10-2008, 03:19 PM   #2 (permalink)
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Just to point out that m704b.bin still doesn't resolve the compatibility issue with 4870x2 cards. Black screen still.

    I find it quite irritating that your engineers fix one issue without resolving the other.

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    Old 09-10-2008, 03:59 PM   #3 (permalink)
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Originally Posted by shaithis View Post
    Just to point out that m704b.bin still doesn't resolve the compatibility issue with 4870x2 cards. Black screen still.

    I find it quite irritating that your engineers fix one issue without resolving the other.
    It doesn't fix the problem with the 4870x2 cards. I will try to push them to get make this a high prioirty case.

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    Old 10-10-2008, 01:14 AM   #4 (permalink)
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Can you double-check the link for the IP35 Pro XE? It doesn't seem to be working. Thanks!
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    Old 10-10-2008, 08:46 AM   #5 (permalink)
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Originally Posted by LH_ View Post
    Can you double-check the link for the IP35 Pro XE? It doesn't seem to be working. Thanks!
    Fixed

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    Old 10-10-2008, 05:15 PM   #6 (permalink)
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    thank u works fine on x38quad gt .getin right temp readings now
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Originally Posted by Abit_NL View Post
    It doesn't fix the problem with the 4870x2 cards. I will try to push them to get make this a high prioirty case.

    Its good to see that abit is not completley dead, but bios which will fix ati X2 cards compatibility is really important, there are lots of people with this issues on various forums, and in effect it will hurt abit sales(if abit still cares about mobo sales) few web sites have either completley removed abit boards from offer, or stated warnings that Ati X2 cards are not compatible.

    It really would be a shame not to get fix as i am so far very happy with my X38 board.

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    Old 11-10-2008, 04:49 PM   #8 (permalink)
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    think the bios are beta ones but thay work a treat the e8600 overclocking a lot better now to . on my x38 quad gt plus the temps are right look

    on stock cooler two
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    IP35 Pro is a no go with E8600, as per Chuck over at the Raptor Pit Forums.

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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Originally Posted by Lvcoyote View Post
    IP35 Pro is a no go with E8600, as per Chuck over at the Raptor Pit Forums.

    Hello LV.
    Small world.
    I just stopped in to let you guys know about that.
    The new BIOS does not work with an E8600.
    In fact, it barely works with a Q6600.
    I flashed back to BIOS 11. That's the one that has always worked best with my Q.
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    Old 13-10-2008, 01:55 AM   #11 (permalink)
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Originally Posted by chuck4456 View Post
    Hello LV.
    Small world.
    I just stopped in to let you guys know about that.
    The new BIOS does not work with an E8600.
    In fact, it barely works with a Q6600.
    I flashed back to BIOS 11. That's the one that has always worked best with my Q.
    Yep, another fine job by the abit BIOS team....... if there even is one anymore..... LOL

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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Originally Posted by chuck4456 View Post
    Hello LV.
    Small world.
    I just stopped in to let you guys know about that.
    The new BIOS does not work with an E8600.
    In fact, it barely works with a Q6600.
    Please post some details so that I can forward that. Only "does not work" is not helping to fix the problem.

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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Originally Posted by Abit_NL View Post
    Please post some details so that I can forward that. Only "does not work" is not helping to fix the problem.
    http://www.theraptorpit.com/forum/in...ndpost&p=43347

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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    Originally Posted by Abit_NL View Post
    Please post some details so that I can forward that. Only "does not work" is not helping to fix the problem.
    8.7.
    Tried it twice.
    It's easy to swap CPUs in my rig because I have an HR01 Plus cooler. Takes about 20 minutes.
    I tried it a second time just to be sure I didn't get a bad flash or perhaps a bad file.
    Powered on.
    8.7.
    Dead in the water.

    I should also add that all of the temperature readings were extremely high and my CPU Fan Duty Cycle in BIOS was stuck at 100% on the low side, using the Q6600.
    My Core Temp readings are normally lower 30s and UGURU is usually around there too.
    With this new BIOS I had something like 62-41-55-40 and stuff like that and UGURU was stuck at 33 the entyre time.

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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    UPDATE:
    Installed my E8600 in my P5QE.
    Perfect.
    Definitely not the CPU.
    Hope you get it figured out so that some of our other ABIT brethren will get a chance to try their IP35 PRO with an E8600.
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    Re: BIOS updates for Intel E0 stepping

    We'll see if they get this fixed in a timely manner, obviously little or no testing was done before release.

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