[OSKAR][愛斯基摩豬 VS 熊貓] says:
http://oskarwu.myweb.hinet.net/dfi/...os/N4D510-1.zip
http://oskarwu.myweb.hinet.net/dfi/...os/N4D510-2.zip
http://oskarwu.myweb.hinet.net/dfi/...os/N4D510-3.zip
same as 5/09 but fix:
1 . cpu-z can not read bios information 2 . can not boot from external add on s-ata card : ex : 3112A add on card
5/09 features:
there is new option in dram item called " dram response time " ...
this will affect the auto value of max asyn latency
for general quality , the response time is not that fast , you can choose normal or fast to test which one is more stable ... fast = previous bios auto setting ... normal will increase the number ...
corsair value series dram will need this bios to work stable under 2.6V , ddr400
if he used to work good in previous bios , try to set dram response time to fast to maintain previous auto max asyn latency value ... of course he can try normal to see if it's better ...
for user who has problem in corsair value dram or other general dram , you can pass this one to him and see if the problem solved ...
the dram response time must set to normal for these kind of value ram which reponse time is not as good as high speed or low latency dram ....
BIOS has latest NVRAID, NVMM, Award updates, and AMD cpu codes (including Dual Core)
the optimized default of this option is normal ...
Posted by RGone in the 5/09 Beta thread - READ THIS!]
-1 uses 3.26 ram table
-2 uses 3.16 ram table
-3 uses 3.10 ram table
That is correct from a msnm conversation with Oskar.
Ok a couple of other points you might want to know and consider.
3/10 ram table limits you to 'two' stick dual channel to Orange slots still.
Since the 3/16/05 bios sticks could go into Yellow or Orange slots and NOT have warning to place sticks in Orange slots. This means bios with ram tables 3/16 and 3/26 can have two stick dual channel in either Yellow or Orange slots.
Now knowing that you should be able to take advantage of this feature for "however much" you find it worth.
Yellow slots 1 and 3 are supposed better suited for HI voltage and therefore UTT/BH-5 types of memory.
Orange slots 2 and 4 are supposed better suited for normal lower voltages and therefore TCCD/TCCC/TCC5 types of memory.
Ok I had moved to the 4/14-2 series of bios about 12 days ago because I need to see what users are seeing. No matter that my FAVORITE is 3/16/05. Now you can take that sentence above and change "is" to *was*. This frikken bios ROKS as good as the 3/16/05 bios did. Yes using 509-2 is using 3/16 ram table and this mother is righteous for me.
Hear me carefully. Was playing with some wonky TCCC that was doing 240x11 pretty fair but would not boot even 244x11. Now boots 245x11 but not fully stable. That tells me the bios is MORE forgiving.
Another feature I find of this bios with "E" stepping cpus is that during bootup the boot process "holds" slightly at the welcome screen now and pounds the hale out of the Nvidia LAN before jumping into windows and NOW when it hops on into windows there is no more waiting for LAN to get IP address and NO warning displayed that there has been a "missed" connection to LAN.
So in general this bios has so far for me "presented" a much "cleaner" move towards a full boot of windows with the result that when in windows and expecting to be ready to "DO" business> NOW YOU CAN.
EDIT: for more information about bios characteristics. IMHO, this bios is 3 times as fast now in loading webpages than the previous 4/14-2 version. And remember all I have changed is the bios. I put settings back to the same as used with 4/14-2 and this thing just ROKS more.
MORE EDIT: Further down in the bios is a 'new' setting between Max Asynch Latency and Read Preamble called DRAM RESPONSE TIME = Normal or Fast. It is quiet possible that this bios will work better for those of you with marginal memory > read possible some of the wonky 'value' stuff. Some of you users that replaced the wonk with sure nuff ram > give the bios a try in 'normal' not fast and see if the average ram does not do better and report back. RGone...Again...
RGone...
