Xeon 5160 (771) confirmed working on Dell Inspiron 545 (DG33M06)

[HorseRider]

Here it is. 
http://i.imgur.com/pBbAa4x.jpg
Too big picture

[DeathBringer]

Download SYMCMOS and run in native(!) DOS:
SYMCMOS –v2 –lOLD.TXT
Post file old.txt

Code:

usage: SYMCMOS <options> -? show this help -D program BIOS default values -S[filename] produce symbolic report file -L[filename] produce literal report file -U[filename] update CMOS using script file -C[filename] combine build files -F[filename] use combine file for report -V0 disable logging -V1 enable error logging (default) -V2 enable verbose logging -V3 No CMOS update and verbose logging

Then reboot, enter in BIOS and change Virtualization Technology to disable.
Save and reboot in DOS again.
run in native(!) DOS:
SYMCMOS –v2 –lNEW.TXT
Post file new.txt

[miguel.arce]

more than a year later comes my comment.

i just got a bunch of inspirons 545 motherboards, the DG33M06 which i was trying to use with some quadcores, but it seems this board doesn't like th bsel mods with tape. I searched the forum and found a topic about hidden settings on the inspiron 530 (DG33M02 i think), the thing is i would love to make the bsel mode to a q9400 from from 1333 to 16000 mhz, aparently the PLL is a Silego 84516BT does support a 400 mhz bus selection.

You seem the only ones in all the internet talking about this board and i wonder if such a thing is possible, i am very new to hw modding at this level, can a motherboard with 1333 max specifications, turn into a 1600 supporting board ?

i got plenty of dg33m06 boards to play with, i even have a floppy drive and some disks to reflash the firmware in case of a bad flash.. so.. i would love to play if you have the interest and the time.

best regards.
Miguel.

[DeathBringer]

can a motherboard with 1333 max specifications, turn into a 1600 supporting board ?

No

[miguel.arce]

Thanks, i see.  

its just that DG33M06's PLL does list the 400 mhz bus selection so i thought it might be possible for the board to actually run at 1600 mhz fsb and it was just a bios restriction or something like that.

thatks for your replay.