Phenom II on Gigabyte GA-M57SLI-S4

[1234s282]

This has something to do with ACPI tables then (which control the multiplier) unless you have a bios setting that will let you change the multiplier to its proper speed??)

TheWiz knows a little about this , i know nothing about this

Sorry
Admin

[sshilko]

This has something to do with ACPI tables then (which control the multiplier) unless you have a bios setting that will let you change the multiplier to its proper speed??)

TheWiz knows a little about this , i know nothing about this

Sorry
Admin

i have CPU multiplier change in BIOS, but it has no effect.. cpu-z and other soft shows the 800mhz, only FSB changes.

[sshilko]

TheWiz heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp
i can setup some remote desktop or something like that if it would help

also attaching "RW-Everything Utility" dump information and DMIinfo for processor

[sshilko]

update:

i got newest "FHo" bios from OFFICIAL SUPPORT, it should work !
wow it will be the only AM2+ mobo with latest phenom support

will try today later

[sshilko]

update:

i got newest "FHo" bios from OFFICIAL SUPPORT, it should work !
wow it will be the only AM2+ mobo with latest phenom support

will try today later

no luck with bios settings,
BUT using nforce system tools i set cpu multiplier and FSB it worked at last

[sshilko]

now nforce 5-series can be updated to support AM3 phenom II

i.e. asus M2N and other board for nforce 570

[TheWiz]

Sorry it took so long to weigh in.

Do you have links for the boards you know that are now supporting this. The 800mhz issue is a huge issue because of the motherboard "phase" design.

Thanks,
TheWiz

[sshilko]

Sorry it took so long to weigh in.

Do you have links for the boards you know that are now supporting this. The 800mhz issue is a huge issue because of the motherboard "phase" design.

Thanks,
TheWiz

it's should be any nforce 570 board, i fixed 800mhz with nforce system tools, now processor works at 4000Mhz / 39*C, bios/nforce-tools max multiplier is 19.5

nFORCE 570 MOBOS (AM2 actually):
(gigabyte has maximum supported cpus list + my Phenom II 560 with FHo bios)

ASUS
M2N-E
M2N-SLI Deluxe
Gigabyte
GA-M57SLI-DS4
GA-M57SLI-S4
MSI
K9N Platinum
K9N SLI
K9N SLI Platinum
K9N SLI V2
K9N Ultra

the only minor issue's left is:
*800mhz without booting to Windows (HOWEVER DURING BIOS-POST SCREEN SHOWS CORRECT 3400Mhz)
*no cool&quiet support, the voltage is always = bios settings, setting to 1.45V is OK but processor goes to 40*C and fans go >1100rpm, IF IT WAS <1.4V processor should go 33-35*C and wans would be more quiet.
but using nTune (nforce system tools) you can thange processor clock/fsb/multiplier with 1click in windows by just loading preset profiles at windows startup/etc.

[sshilko]

http://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-AM...ful?page=2


Any changes of core unlocking on AM2+ chipset nforce 570?
MOBO: http://gigabyte.ru/products/mb/cpulist/g...s4_20.html
BIOS: (attached)

tips: i think it's possible because nforce 590 is unlocking : http://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Gi...l-2-1-SLIC

[sshilko]

Sorry it took so long to weigh in.

Do you have links for the boards you know that are now supporting this. The 800mhz issue is a huge issue because of the motherboard "phase" design.

Thanks,
TheWiz

it's should be any nforce 570 board, i fixed 800mhz with nforce system tools, now processor works at 4000Mhz / 39*C, bios/nforce-tools max multiplier is 19.5

nFORCE 570 MOBOS (AM2 actually):
(gigabyte has maximum supported cpus list + my Phenom II 560 with FHo bios)

ASUS
M2N-E
M2N-SLI Deluxe
Gigabyte
GA-M57SLI-DS4
GA-M57SLI-S4
MSI
K9N Platinum
K9N SLI
K9N SLI Platinum
K9N SLI V2
K9N Ultra

the only minor issue's left is:
*800mhz without booting to Windows (HOWEVER DURING BIOS-POST SCREEN SHOWS CORRECT 3400Mhz)
*no cool&quiet support, the voltage is always = bios settings, setting to 1.45V is OK but processor goes to 40*C and fans go >1100rpm, IF IT WAS <1.4V processor should go 33-35*C and wans would be more quiet.
but using nTune (nforce system tools) you can thange processor clock/fsb/multiplier with 1click in windows by just loading preset profiles at windows startup/etc.

more info, 800mhz is common issue, more tools to deal with it
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?p=3779320
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phenomms...i/download