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[Lsdmeasap]

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[stasio]

Update new BIOS:

GA-EX58-Extreme - F6i
released 18.03.09

GA-EX58-UD4 - F4e
GA-EX58-UD3R-SLI - F3c
released 13.03.09

[Reo]

ohh please give me a new UD5 bios! :)

[stasio]

Of course,when will be released.

[tnzz]

I can report that the S3 issues are still not completely fixed in the GA-EX58-DS4 - F6c bios. Coming out of sleep for the first time after booting is fine but I can't putting it to sleep again the second time and bring the system back up.

[brugola.x]

Hi to all
I have a problem with the new bios F6i (ExtremeX58).. invalid file ??

For the flash I use F8 + usb key

Regards Gerri

PS Sorry for my bad English, I am Italian

[shane_p]

I can confirm GA-EX58-UD3R - F5d does not fix cold boot issues
2 cold starts in a row, still needing a triple start to boot pc

[shaolin95]

Any bios available for the GA-MA790FXT-UD5P?
There seems to be a T1 beta bios around.
Also, is anyone here good at modding Bioses? Only one bios for the GA-MA790FXT-UD5P is able to unlock the 4th core but it doesnt have all the memory features the newer bios offer.
Thanks

[C3D76]

GA-EX58-Extreme - F6i

Apart from Q-flash issue (I' haven't tried yet, but thx for the heads up Gerri), this one seems really good :)

Stable with same settings as F4m @ 200x19 -200x20 -200x21

p.s. Still hoping for the TDP on/off switch in BIOS though. Sucks always going back to "old" F3 (just changing RAM timings is a pain...).
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Edit: Same problem with F6i as F6f here:

Hi, just a couple of things with EX58 Extreme F6f:

-When I set mem voltage to 1.64v in Bios, "PC Health status" + Easytune read:
F6f = 1.61..v
But with F3/F4m/... = 1.63..v

-DPC latency doubles after resume from S3.

[stasio]

shaolin95,
latest BIOS (released 16.03.09) for GA-MA790FXT-UD5P is F3i.On XS and techpowerup is more information then here,as you know.
shane p,tnzz,
stock voltage or overclock?
brugola.x,
try with @BIOS or FLASHSPI