Tictac's Latest Bios (NF7/S) - D23 ES.

Suma

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• Apr 22, 2004

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Hey guys,
just had a little look @ tictac's forum (underclock.rocks.it)
I saw this new bios, the D23 ES.

Here's a link to the thread:
http://s6.invisionfree.com/underclock/index.php?showtopic=9

Scroll down, last post.

Any cons/pros? Has any1 tryed it?

Thanks,
Suma.

 

Tebore

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• Apr 22, 2004

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I'm interested in those bioses too. Apparently he has 3 different ones or just 3 mirrors. He didn't leave any notes on what he changed in them. I'm happy with his 3Dfire and am to afraid to try it.

 

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• Apr 22, 2004

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is it newer than 23 subzero?

 

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Suma

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yes Panzerknacker.

 

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• Apr 22, 2004

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D23 Sub-Zer0 is the only BIOS I trust anymore. Its good stuff.. check it out

 

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cool but have u tried this one already?

 

TheCor4D

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What does this bios setup do that the one from abit doesnt? Seems a little sketchy to use bios that are just from someone not even affilated with abit...

 

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TheCor4D said:

What does this bios setup do that the one from abit doesnt? Seems a little sketchy to use bios that are just from someone not even affilated with abit...

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His latest modded BIOS solved some major issues that the offical Abit BIOS was causing...he also made the BIOS a little more stable at higher FSB by changing certain codes around...and he actually worked with some abit engineers (getting the correct info and such) on Abit forums...

And actually his 22 and 23's are very nice and stable...

 

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TheCor4D said:

What does this bios setup do that the one from abit doesnt? Seems a little sketchy to use bios that are just from someone not even affilated with abit...

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basically it does everything that the abit one doesnt

 

TheCor4D

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• Apr 22, 2004

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So it is safe just to jump right into the D23 and load the optimized defaults?

 

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• Apr 22, 2004

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if ya check his Bios forum.. I posted about those about a week ago.. and this was TicTac's response..

"no improvement

just engineering sample incase some1 to develop it "

Thunda

 

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So basically there is no reason to use these bios? they are just re-engineered for someone else to make better use of them? Im confused :|

 

glock19owner

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• Apr 22, 2004

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His D23 ES are...his D22 sub zero and 23d fire (examples) are not engineer samples...

 

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Suma

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I can't use the D23SZ because it causes instabilty with DC DDR in my mobo. the A22BK is doing a great job.

Suma.

 

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• Apr 23, 2004

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Which of TicTac's versions are newer: D23 SubZero, or D23 3D-Fire?

 

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• Apr 23, 2004

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D23 3D-Fire?

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But it was shaky on my system. Personally I'd try the BIOS in this order

D22 Alpha 1 BK Turbo

then either

Sub-Zer0

or

3dFire.