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I bet there's a "supported hardware" paywall check so the tool might require some liberation.
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Congratulations! How much does the broom tweak gain?
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This archive is similar to the one shared from Chinese hosting in March 2022. Most folders are same, there are some files I didn't have and vice versa. I'm comparing them to make a combined version that includes BIOS files from both. But it's mostly just 771+SLIC BIOSes, nothing fancy.
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You can upload the to Google drive if it's available to you or any other could service. You can send it to me via Telegram. I've already got all DFI BIOSes and a bunch more.
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This article says more than you could ever imagine about the Athlon 64 family. This is definitely the biggest and hardest article I've worked on in my life. Hope you enjoy it. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1el2MxtWsXVTsgcw0ql7OWZZO0akG1Dm0qUaHWqo4x2U/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.vqxi8950b2k4
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Very interesting! This is pretty strange since for P4C800-E it shouldn't affect behaviour in any way, just add settings. Could you specify settings, RAM and problems? There's an issue when you use non-default straps and dividers you have to set tRD (PL) manually, usually 5 or 6 is the one to start with. This is the only issue I know with unmatching FSB and strap/divider settings.
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CPU performance benchmark. If you read CPU reviews of the last 25 years, you'll know that video encoding was an example of CPU workload since the word "multimedia" was brought to life. MPEG2, MPEG4, x264/AVC, x265/HEVC. To put make it trivial - there's Cinebench CPU test and Cinebench OpenGL test. Both render the same picture but serve different purposes. Same here.
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Cross-flash on a similar board using AFUDOS ES (engineering edition).
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Can't tell for sure, I think I don't have this board. P4P800 and P4P800 SE work fine but only two mem slots (1 and 3 IIRC). Let me know how it works for you. I might make individual BIOS mods for P4C/P4P boards that have problems with my P4C800-E BIOS but it's a long shot.
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Exactly 🤣 nice guide, though! If only I've known what I know 20 years ago...
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I'm not too good at AM2 but I've done quite a research on 754/939/940. So, there's three flavors of Athlon 64 LE-1640: ADH1640IAA5DH (Orleans F3 1MB L2 cache 2.6GHz) ADH1640IAA5DP (Lima G2 1MB L2 cache 2.6GHz) ADH1640IAA4DP (Lima G2 512kB L2 cache 2.7GHz) and one Athlon 64 1640B (no LE here): ADH164BIAA4DP (Lima G2 512kB L2 cache 2.7GHz) The B stands for business and it's one of the so-called "business class processors" The main difference is three year warranty (instead of one) and two year guaranteed platform availability (meaning they won't EoL). The specs are the same, it's the lineup that is different. Some more rants on the case: https://www.overclock.net/threads/what-the-heck-is-a-business-class-cpu.353340/ IIRC, the X2 4450e and 4450B have the same specs too.
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This. If you read Revision Guide for AMD Athlon 64 and AMD Opteron Processors, you'll figure out that the FX model number if calculated as follows (row number 3): If you read the note at the top, you'll know that if NN=0 then the BIOS should program "AMD ES" which it apparently didn't. Then ZZ= 24 + NN (=0) we get FX-24. This is simply an unrated ES AMD FX CPU and given by it's stock frequency is an FX-57 ES. I will delete the category in the future. Right now I've discovered a huge bunch of interesting and supposedly, unknown info about s754/940/939. Stay tuned.
