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Old 12-08-2008, 06:04 PM
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Default Support - Changes on new BIOS - SG33S119 - for SG33G5

Anyone has flash this and let me know if you feel any changes? I want to know the changes made to this BIOS, but all they said is Updated CPU micro code, whatever that means. Shuttle Support, what does micro code do?

Here is the link
http://global.shuttle.com/download.jsp

Thanks.
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Old 12-10-2008, 07:00 AM
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Default Re: Support - Changes on new BIOS - SG33S119 - for SG33G5

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... I want to know the changes made to this BIOS, but all they said is Updated CPU micro code,
whatever that means. Shuttle Support, what does micro code do?

Here is the link
http://global.shuttle.com/download.jsp
Thanks for the link, Gameson.

That BIOS (SG33S119) was available for a brief time here in the US.

Then , the page was no longer avialable to US. Shuttle redirected to a new page:

US Shuttle | Support

This page has only BIOS SG33U117 listed and provides information:

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SG33G5


SG33U117





11/7/2008


CheckSum: 8A00 Date: 11/04/2007
1. Initial BIOS

"Initial BIOS", after more than one and one-half years - how very informative.

I programmed this one in.

Compared to the previous BIOS dated July 2007;

- It provided the 'half' multiplier that was needeed for the Q9550 (multiplier 8.5).
- It also raised the default Vcore from about 1.100 Volts to ~1.25 Volts.

I read that someone speculated that the 'U' BIOS was strictly for US Shuttles. I asked a Shuttle tech at Shuttle US headquarters, he denied any knowledge and told me that the 'U' was all that was available.

Last edited by dnamechanic; 12-10-2008 at 07:02 AM. Reason: typo
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