P4 / P4T-E Benchmarks Wanted

[AntmanMike]

1005E also supports the 2.4

 

[Big Nuttz]

I'm rolling the P4T533C BIOS on my P4T-E and its awesome. No more need for those jumpers.

 

[MospeadasDark]

What's new?

 

[Big Nuttz]

What's new?

The fsb can be change via the BIOS up to 150 fsb. No more need for jumpers at a high fsb. Also you can select from 1.1v-1.85v via the BIOS with no need for a vpin .

 

[MospeadasDark]

Anything I need cautioned before flashing?

 

[Link2000]

1005E also supports the 2.4

Actually is doesn't. It supporst the 2.2 but not the 2.4. I had the 1005e on my P4T-E and it didn't see my processor in bios. Only after I upgraded to 1006e did it work.

Also, there is another release of 1006 called 10063.003 (beta 3).

Link2000

 

[Link2000]

Anything I need cautioned before flashing?

Not that I know about. It worked fine for me.

 

[Nismo Nate]

I'm rolling the P4T533C BIOS on my P4T-E and its awesome. No more need for those jumpers.

What version of the P4T533C BIOS? just the normal or the Beta 1003?

Or dose it matter?

:edit: oops it's in your sig Dirrrrr, wel is there anything i need to know before flashing, like i am going to have to reset all my previous MB settings corect? After you flash all your MB setting are reset so you have to reenter them right? or will all my boot settings stay?

- Thanks - Nate

 

[MospeadasDark]

What version of the P4T533C BIOS? just the normal or the Beta 1003?

Or dose it matter?

:edit: oops it's in your sig Dirrrrr, wel is there anything i need to know before flashing, like i am going to have to reset all my previous MB settings corect? After you flash all your MB setting are reset so you have to reenter them right? or will all my boot settings stay?

- Thanks - Nate

Flashing, they say put it in the floppy instead of on ur HDD. I see no reasoning in this as floppy is not only a lot slower but it's...kinda iffy. I get more scared when I flash from floppy than the HDD. Also save your old BIOS incase you want to flash back. Reset your default BIOS settings just to be safe. I didn't have to and it worked for me though. When you're done load the default BIOS settings again and boot into windows. Restart, then go into your BIOS and disable all the things you won't be using(and can't use).

 

[Link2000]

disable all the things you won't be using(and can't use).

Like what?

 

[MospeadasDark]

Onboard gameport, onboard LAN, some voice...thing. those 2 I remember. There's a 3 one I forget.

 

[Link2000]

What version? 1002 or 1003.002 (beta)?

 

[MospeadasDark]

I'm using the 1003.002 beta. I couldn't tell you what was different between the two though.

 

[Link2000]

Now it's worse than it was with the P4T-E 1006e.003 bios. Now it only boots at 108fsb or lower, even if I crank the vcore all the way up to 1.85v. On the P4T-E bios I could get 115fsb @ 1.65v.

Kinda strange.

 

[MospeadasDark]

Try not putting the VCore too high. Mine won't boot at that voltage either.

 

[Link2000]

I started at 1.5v and worked up to 1.85v. I never got any beep codes but just a black screen.

 

[MospeadasDark]

Tried boot at a lower FSB, loading windows, restarting then bumping the FSB up?

Also, the slow & tedious but safest way to do it is set your VCore at a certain volt. slowly increase your FSB till it no longer is stable. Up the VCore a tad then keep going w/ the FSB till you find your highest o/c.

 

[Link2000]

Great! I'll give it a shot.

Thanks for your help.