-
Welcome to Overclockers Forums! Join us to reply in threads, receive reduced ads, and to customize your site experience!
P5K Mobos & E8400
- Thread starter chawks2
- Start date
- Thread Starter
- #3
Seriously, why cant these companies get their acts together. I'm excited to use a new product and cant even fully oc.
Last edited:
- Thread Starter
- #4
For those who are unaware, in regards to the 45nm procs, ASUS has confirmed there are temperature/voltage specific problems with the current BIOS's available. I was told there will be a new BIOS to address these problems within the, "next few days". 
Hopefully a few is less than a month.
Hopefully a few is less than a month.
- Joined
- Mar 3, 2005
- Location
- Central MA
Thats good news because I might be getting an 8400 soon and I would hate to get one and not be able to clock the crap out of it! 
- Joined
- Jun 6, 2002
For those who are unaware, in regards to the 45nm procs, ASUS has confirmed there are temperature/voltage specific problems with the current BIOS's available. I was told there will be a new BIOS to address these problems within the, "next few days".
Hopefully a few is less than a month.
what i laugh about is the people returning boards and E8400's claiming they have problems. when we dont have programs updated to correctly read temps/voltages for these new cpus. 45nm does not = 65nm...
Anyone got some Suggestions on How Stable The P5k Deluxe w/E8400 intel would be. Asus states Flashing BIOS to 0705 gives support for the 45nm Processors. But I would appreciate some personal reference before I frustrate myself with them not working. Feel free to give me some good suggestions, If I dont get this im going for the E6750 (Same price range, 1333 FSB) Again, I searched ever
How many threads on how many sites are you going to post this comment? I've seen it at least 5 times in the past 20 minutes. It's a P35-based motherboard, so it'll probably be as stable as all the others are - there might be some issues with the current released BIOS, similar to what the Abit's are experiencing, but probably nothing that a BIOS update down the road can't fix.
Similar threads
