Mar 20, 2004 #1 D DDrasus Limp Gawd Joined Aug 9, 2002 Messages 338 My recent purchase of a p4p800 came wit the 1014 bios. should i upgrade to the 1016 bios? why or why not?
My recent purchase of a p4p800 came wit the 1014 bios. should i upgrade to the 1016 bios? why or why not?
Mar 20, 2004 #3 R RandysWay [H]ard|Gawd Joined Mar 5, 2004 Messages 1,595 I upgraded to 1016 last night because... well.. to be up to date.
Mar 20, 2004 #4 S skinlab Gawd Joined Dec 13, 2002 Messages 965 1016 has an updated sata, thats it id stay with 1014, i regret going to 1016 for 1 reason: i cant post at vcore higher than 1.6 with 1014 i could post with any vcore this problem is with everyone on 1016, not just me check the overclockers forum website, they had a thread there.
1016 has an updated sata, thats it id stay with 1014, i regret going to 1016 for 1 reason: i cant post at vcore higher than 1.6 with 1014 i could post with any vcore this problem is with everyone on 1016, not just me check the overclockers forum website, they had a thread there.
Mar 20, 2004 #5 W wayne 2[H]4U Joined Aug 4, 2003 Messages 2,726 how do you update BIOS? can you update your motherboard to a BIOS that allows overclocking?
Mar 20, 2004 #6 S skinlab Gawd Joined Dec 13, 2002 Messages 965 all bioses allow overclocking with asus mobos, you can either flash from a floppy disk or from within windows either works fine, for me at least. if youre going to flash, make sure all settings are stock and your cpu is not oc'ed, and relax memory timings just in case.
all bioses allow overclocking with asus mobos, you can either flash from a floppy disk or from within windows either works fine, for me at least. if youre going to flash, make sure all settings are stock and your cpu is not oc'ed, and relax memory timings just in case.