New! P4C800 DX/E DX Beta 1019.003 here!!!

Vflux · Oct 15, 2004

Alright boys n girls, Come get your new Beta 1019 Bios.... :beer:

P4C800-E DX Beta 1019.003
P4C800 DX Beta 1019.001
P4C800 (Plain) Beta 1019.003

The bios files already includes afudos. Once the files are extracted to floppy just rename the rom file to P4C800D19.ROM/P4C800ED19.ROM/P4C80019.ROM and flash away!!!

IDE Configration Settings for: (IDE Detect Time) Quick or Normal.....(The quick boot finally fixes the long boot up process from the past bioses)

-Bios files are acquired through Asus German FTP file..........
-Performance wise no increase and no decrease but stable
-Fixed slow boot process
-Maybe even boot faster than the older bioses

Regards,
Vflux

jaydog · Oct 27, 2004

Always love new bios's but found this one no different then 1018, thanks for the update Vflux

Vflux · Oct 27, 2004

jaydog said:
Always love new bios's but found this one no different then 1018, thanks for the update Vflux

NP Jaydog, Just try staying with 1018 final for now......

Achilles17 · Oct 27, 2004

hmm...I have the 1014 still, with a 3.0C @ 3.7ghz, but it can do up to 4.05 or so with this bios on air (4.05 isnt stable, but I can run things like AIM on it). Is it worth upgrading to a newer one, or just stick with this.

Vio1 · Oct 27, 2004

I have 1016... any reason to update to something newer?

Vflux · Oct 28, 2004

Achilles17, Stay with 1014 or 1011 if you're clocking northwood. They are the most stable bios i have tried when I had my 2.6C....

Vio1, Try using 1018 Final or 1017 for prescott.

Achilles17 · Oct 28, 2004

ok, so the benefits for 1018 and 1019 are only for prescotts basicly? I guess the minor things they would help would be outweighed by the worse fsb. Oh well.

jaydog · Oct 28, 2004

With the newer bios it will allow you to boot from a flash disk. I first noticed it with 1018 but maybe it was earlier. for a pressy I would stick with 1018 final

KHF · Oct 28, 2004

I download the newest bios 1019.004 and flashed it just now, I found there is new option in the bios in the IDE configuration. IDE detect QUICK OR NORMAL

Vflux · Oct 29, 2004

jaydog said:
With the newer bios it will allow you to boot from a flash disk. I first noticed it with 1018 but maybe it was earlier. for a pressy I would stick with 1018 final

I couldnt agree more.. :beer:

The 1019 bioses are fast but i was having divider issues like I used to while i was using 1015/1016/1019...It seems that the fast boot up deminishes the divider fix.

1018/1017 Final IMO are the stuff made to clock pressy steady and higher. :beer:

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