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    Re: Updating BIOS by CD...how?

    Quote Originally Posted by 2Cold Scorpio View Post
    A small question (completely off-topic, but I'm curious) if anyone, particularly folks familiar with Abit boards here: what's the max safe voltages for the MCH Voltage and the ICHIO voltage?
    Not sure about ICHIO, but I wouldn't go over 1.49Vmch without water...even then I would need a strong fan and only for suicide runs. 1.41Vmch is what I'd top out at with out some type of cooling enhancement.

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    Re: Updating BIOS by CD...how?

    never use EDIT: Flashmenu btw, i had a bad flash and had to rma my ip35-e
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    Re: Updating BIOS by CD...how?

    IP35-E doesn't have uGuru, I think that you mean FlashMenu.
    & you could have simply got a replacement BIOS chip.

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    Re: Updating BIOS by CD...how?

    I've burnt a UBCD but want to find just simple bloody DOS, had a really quick look last night (as my board is still giving me grief when POSTing) and I want to flash the BIOS but it won't find me D: drive when I load up freeDOS or whatever it was I went into

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    Re: Updating BIOS by CD...how?

    What is your D: drive?

    If its the DVD drive, it'll probably be mapped to a different letter.
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    Re: Updating BIOS by CD...how?

    Yep, DVD drive, went through the alphabet but didn't find it

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    Re: Updating BIOS by CD...how?

    Make sure you choose to boot with CDROM support - it should ask you when the white boxes pop up

    I might do a guide for this soon. Should be fairly simple
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    Quote Originally Posted by Agent View Post
    Make sure you choose to boot with CDROM support - it should ask you when the white boxes pop up

    I might do a guide for this soon. Should be fairly simple
    That would be a good idea: take your information, and other good info from this topic, and sticky it. It would be relevant for other mobos, not just the IP-35.

    On another note, its still odd seeing your name in orange rather than red; whatever you do, don't change your name! lol Then it'd be too hard to find your nuggets of knowledge.

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    Re: Updating BIOS by CD...how?

    I was just being impatient (I did try it late at night though!) BIOS now flashed to 1.1 BUT still got the freezing on 'Memor..' problem regardless of amount/slot RAM is in.

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