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Problem disappeared shortly after (but not right after!) updating BIOS.

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carcass93

In Reply to: RE: It's E2140, using normal voltage. posted by cics on January 27, 2008 at 07:41:30

I flashed BIOS with the latest, and I could swear that reboot right after that still yeilded the same wrong numbers in CPU-Z. But, shortly after that it all became normal (1.2 GHz CPU core, 800 MHZ FSB) and stays normal.
Go figure.

Edits: 01/28/08

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RE: Problem disappeared shortly after (but not right after!) updating BIOS. - Neil 14:14:41 02/16/08 (1)
What exact version of BIOS file did you flash with? Did you have to use DOS/Floppy, or was there a Windows app? I've been having the exact same issue. This board seems to be pretty touchy.
- RE: Updating BIOS - cics 21:59:30 02/16/08 (0)
  For Biostar P4M900-SE, use this BIOS (2007-08-03 without logo) . There's a BIOS utility (2.67MB) that you can use to flash BIOS from Windows - download it from same link provided.
RE: Problem disappeared shortly after (but not right after!) updating BIOS. - cics 08:50:19 01/28/08 (0)
That's great!

Sorry - should've mentioned immediately after reflash, power down, do CMOS reset (using jumpers) then perform 'Load Optimized Defaults' in BIOS. Thereafter reset BIOS to correct values.

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