Don't be so sure - to me it clearly indicates that you flashed without clearing the CMOS
As usual, I flashed the 1907 BIOS with Ez-Flash utility (Alt-F2 at P.O.S.T.).
Seems to me that here is no clear CMOS option in Ez-Flash...
I remember that, about a year ago, a previous BIOS flashing ended spontaneously with a complete CMOS clear at restart...
Anyway, after a BIOS reflash, I always force a clear with the provided jumper.
I like to start with a brand new, clean configuration...
I bought a 1090T, installed with no problem with 1907 BIOS.
Turbo CORE always active but not correctly functioning (up to three cores at 3500 MHz or more, but the remaining, at idle, are at 3.2 GHz, not at 800 MHz).
Still no beta BIOSes?
Found this on ASUS' site by chance:
M3A78-T 2001 BIOS
Quote:Improve system stability
Think they'll also add Bulldozer support at a later stage?
I installed it, but still no Turbo CORE support.
I think that Thubans will never be fully supported by future M3A BIOS versions.
So, last week I bought a new AM3+ mainboard, and started a new dedicated thread on an italian hardware-related forum:
ASUSTeK SABERTOOTH 990FX
Congrats on your purchase, let's only hope ASUS doesn't forget about that mobo as well