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Author Topic: Epox Fixes The 9GF6100-M "Can't Get Over 225" Bug!!! Polygon Admin Member # 1 posted                    Epox Fixes The 9GF6100-M "Can't Get Over 225" Bug!!! In 1 BIOS update, EPOX has put to bed the "Can't Get Over 225" Bug that promised to put their 6100 solution into the history books. Well, into the history books it will go, but on the plus side of the column! Here's the link: http://www.lejabeach.com/Epox/9gf6100m/9g6m6221.zip Here's the preliminary results: Specs: Opty CAB2E 148 0545 Patriot 2X256 "XBLK" On-Board Video Rosewill RP500 ATX 500W PSU WD 80Gig IDE HDD Maze4 Watercooled Win2000SP4 Here's the link again, in case you missed it: http://www.lejabeach.com/Epox/9gf6100m/9g6m6221.zip Remember you are flashing entirely at your own risk. -------------------- Too Many Computers,... Too Little Time ..... Damn Phenoms! Posts: 25194 | From: Fire Island, NY | Registered: Feb 2003 Pinhead New Member Member # 2486 posted                    I have a MSI Neo4-F with the 219 Mhz hypertransport bug and am building a micro atx system using my Winchester (My Neo4-F has a 3800x2 in it now). Does this board have an overclocking bug with CBBID Winchesters? -------------------- 3800x2 @ 2.8Ghz Asus A8N-SLI Premium Corsair XMS Platinum @ 155Mhz, 2.5,3,4,8 Posts: 9 | From: Kansas City | Registered: Mar 2006 Polygon Admin Member # 1 posted                    Welcome to The Rebels Haven! No, the Winchster I tried was fine... Anyhow, welcome to the forum.. -------------------- Too Many Computers,... Too Little Time ..... Damn Phenoms! Posts: 25194 | From: Fire Island, NY | Registered: Feb 2003 Pinhead New Member Member # 2486 posted                    Awesome! I've been looking around, and this micro atx board looks like it's even better than my full atx Neo4. Thanks for the info and thanks for the welcome! -------------------- 3800x2 @ 2.8Ghz Asus A8N-SLI Premium Corsair XMS Platinum @ 155Mhz, 2.5,3,4,8 Posts: 9 | From: Kansas City | Registered: Mar 2006 Polygon Admin Member # 1 posted                    It is a kick-ass board for the money, and I have both a 9NDA3+ and a 9NPA-Ultra.... -------------------- Too Many Computers,... Too Little Time ..... Damn Phenoms! Posts: 25194 | From: Fire Island, NY | Registered: Feb 2003 Pinhead New Member Member # 2486 posted                    The CPU fan isn't "variable." No matter what settings I use in the BIOS or using speedfan, the fan stays at the "stock" speed. I've got a loud fan on my CPU right now and want to be able to change the speed when the computer's idle. Is this a BIOS issue? I've got a 3-pin fan (same as the stock AMD cooler fan) and the board has a mysterious extra pin. Do I need a special fan to work with this connector? -------------------- 3800x2 @ 2.8Ghz Asus A8N-SLI Premium Corsair XMS Platinum @ 155Mhz, 2.5,3,4,8 Posts: 9 | From: Kansas City | Registered: Mar 2006 ReelMonza New Member Member # 2514 posted                    I guess Fintek F71872F I/O chip which also does the system monitoring part isn't properly supported in Speedfan just yet, you may try ThunderProbe instead and see if it works. Posts: 9 | From: Brasil | Registered: Mar 2006 Pinhead New Member Member # 2486 posted                    Speedfan is monitoring the temps, but can't controll the speeds. I just installed ThunderProbe and it won't change the speeds either. I tried the "duty cycle calibration" and the speed never changed. I could tell it was trying to change it, though because the graph showed the speed going to full at 5% and staying up there the whole time. Could it be an issue with the Beta BIOS that I'm using (to be able to overclock)? -------------------- 3800x2 @ 2.8Ghz Asus A8N-SLI Premium Corsair XMS Platinum @ 155Mhz, 2.5,3,4,8 Posts: 9 | From: Kansas City | Registered: Mar 2006

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