Anyone tried the F8 bios for 8KNXP?
Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update.
Thanks |
Here's the link :
http://tw.giga-byte.com/Motherboard/...S_GA-8KNXP.htm "Dominic Phoon" wrote in message ... Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update. Thanks |
that link only goes to version F6!
anybody got a link o F7 and F8, maybe ftp? "Dominic Phoon" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Here's the link : http://tw.giga-byte.com/Motherboard/...S_GA-8KNXP.htm "Dominic Phoon" wrote in message ... Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update. Thanks |
You tried refreshing your browser. Its definately F8 on my side.
"Cosmo" wrote in message y.telekom.at... that link only goes to version F6! anybody got a link o F7 and F8, maybe ftp? "Dominic Phoon" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Here's the link : http://tw.giga-byte.com/Motherboard/...S_GA-8KNXP.htm "Dominic Phoon" wrote in message ... Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update. Thanks |
ouch!
thanx fot the hint! it's there! :-) "Dominic Phoon" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... You tried refreshing your browser. Its definately F8 on my side. "Cosmo" wrote in message y.telekom.at... that link only goes to version F6! anybody got a link o F7 and F8, maybe ftp? "Dominic Phoon" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Here's the link : http://tw.giga-byte.com/Motherboard/...S_GA-8KNXP.htm "Dominic Phoon" wrote in message ... Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update. Thanks |
I'm using F6, but when I tried flashing to either F7 or F8, system hangs
when verifying DMI pool (although it says it was successful). I tried using @Bios in Windows XP Pro & using DualBios prior to booting. I end up reverting back to F6 & everything is OK again. Anyone having this problem? Any suggestions? Oh yeah, I also noticed that some of the boot disk options changed with F7 & 8, meaning there are fewer choices. Does this concern anyone? I plan on setting up a Raid0 SATA boot drive (2 hd's) in the near future. Thanks. "Dominic Phoon" wrote in message ... Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update. Thanks |
F8 is working just fine here, with both SATA and IDE drives. My board
came with F5 and worked just fine from day one. Updaed to F6 and had no problems. Skipped F7. -- There Can Be No Triumph Without Loss There Can Be No Victory Without Sacrifice There Can Be No Freedom Without Pain "Peter Bungart" wrote in message ... I'm using F6, but when I tried flashing to either F7 or F8, system hangs when verifying DMI pool (although it says it was successful). I tried using @Bios in Windows XP Pro & using DualBios prior to booting. I end up reverting back to F6 & everything is OK again. Anyone having this problem? Any suggestions? Oh yeah, I also noticed that some of the boot disk options changed with F7 & 8, meaning there are fewer choices. Does this concern anyone? I plan on setting up a Raid0 SATA boot drive (2 hd's) in the near future. Thanks. "Dominic Phoon" wrote in message ... Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update. Thanks |
I just tried F8 on mine. I disabled hyper threading. loaded failsafe
defaults then q flashed(f8) the new bios. I could not boot from the intel raid array, and lost the choice in my bios, also I could not get to the bios from del button. I had to wait and go thru boot process - (after it hangs at "update dmi successful" it goes into bios). I reflashed to f6 and got my options back , then successfully booted to my raid array. "Peter Bungart" wrote in message ... I'm using F6, but when I tried flashing to either F7 or F8, system hangs when verifying DMI pool (although it says it was successful). I tried using @Bios in Windows XP Pro & using DualBios prior to booting. I end up reverting back to F6 & everything is OK again. Anyone having this problem? Any suggestions? Oh yeah, I also noticed that some of the boot disk options changed with F7 & 8, meaning there are fewer choices. Does this concern anyone? I plan on setting up a Raid0 SATA boot drive (2 hd's) in the near future. Thanks. "Dominic Phoon" wrote in message ... Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update. Thanks |
Did you do any benchmarks? Apparently F7 reduced about 200 points in
Sandra's memory bandwidth benchmark. I am quoting this from RC from another thread. I wonder if F8 was suppose to solve this. "mark7dc" wrote in message news:QKcvb.1502$m24.643@fed1read02... F8 is working just fine here, with both SATA and IDE drives. My board came with F5 and worked just fine from day one. Updaed to F6 and had no problems. Skipped F7. -- There Can Be No Triumph Without Loss There Can Be No Victory Without Sacrifice There Can Be No Freedom Without Pain "Peter Bungart" wrote in message ... I'm using F6, but when I tried flashing to either F7 or F8, system hangs when verifying DMI pool (although it says it was successful). I tried using @Bios in Windows XP Pro & using DualBios prior to booting. I end up reverting back to F6 & everything is OK again. Anyone having this problem? Any suggestions? Oh yeah, I also noticed that some of the boot disk options changed with F7 & 8, meaning there are fewer choices. Does this concern anyone? I plan on setting up a Raid0 SATA boot drive (2 hd's) in the near future. Thanks. "Dominic Phoon" wrote in message ... Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update. Thanks |
With F8 installed, my PC totally freezes up when I try to enter the BIOS
menu screen. I can press the DEL key one or more times at different points during the initial boot up process, and until the add-on BIOSes are processed (GigRAID, Promise SX4000 RAID controller card), I don't get the BIOS menu screen. Then, the PC does not respond to any keyboard input. With F7B, I had no problems like this. I have also removed both the CMOS battery and the power supply AC cord, waited 5 minutes, and still no change in behavior. Does anyone have a solution to this? "Dominic Phoon" wrote in message ... Anyone? I am still using F5, wondering if I should update. Thanks |
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