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  • websmile
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    No problem with BBSE or PSC- I can run 5GHz+ at 1140 7-10-7 with PSC and BBSE 32M, then BCLKJ limit strikes - would be 7-9-7 if the board wouldn´t block- the Hyper issue is something that quite a few

*Posted @ http://hardforum.com//showthread.php?t=1578865

 

P8P67 Deluxe / Pro / EVO / Standard - 1302 Beta -

Change Log -

- Improved OC performance using Multipliers or Auto Overclocking

- Improved BCLK and DRAM OC capabilities when enabling the “Internal PLL Overvoltage” option in BIOS. Note - Sleep/Hibernate will not operate properly due to Intel Specs.

- Improved USB performance, Improved P67 XMP profile compatibility (please note, memory with X58/P55 XMP profiles will generally work but is not optimized for P67 and will usually cause problems when overclocking in several cases)

- Per Core Save Fixed

- Disable/Enable BT

- Minor Bug Fixes including new Auto Rules for C-States (C3/C6) when overclocking.

 

Beta - UEFI 1302 - Pro

http://www.mediafire.com/?p6vg0s9mr2bmk1j

 

Beta - UEFI 1302 - Standard

http://www.mediafire.com/?dbjsdjio7jh3kzt

 

Beta - UEFI 1302 - EVO

http://www.mediafire.com/?lgdbuofxxbqevjp

 

Beta - UEFI 1302 - Deluxe

http://www.mediafire.com/?7y2pkppe9z9h7m6

 

 

 

P8P67 LE UEFI 1003

Change Log -

- Removes full reset at POST (double post) on cold boot or auto overclocking routine.

- Improved OC performance using Auto Overclocking

- Improved BCLK and DRAM OC capabilities when enabling the “Internal PLL Overvoltage” option in BIOS.

- Minor Bug Fixes including Auto Rule for C3, C6 being disabled when overclocking and improved USB compatibility.

- Enabling Internal PLL Voltage will still cause resume/hibernate issues (Intel related) but we are working with Intel on any potential workarounds.

 

UEFI 1003 - http://www.mediafire.com/file/zvx227...-ASUS-1003.rar

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    Thanks to TASOS and Stasio!

     

    - P8P67 (1302): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/P8P67-ASUS-1302.ROM

    - P8P67 Evo (1302): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/P8P67-EVO-ASUS-1302.ROM

    - P8P67 Deluxe (1302): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/P8P67-DELUXE-ASUS-1302.ROM

    - P8P67 Le (1003): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/P8P67-LE-ASUS-1003.ROM

    - P8P67 Pro (1302): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/P8P67-PRO-ASUS-1302.ROM

    Edited by Massman

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    Please change for P8P67 Le.

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    We have new official UEFI releases for the P8P67 Standard/Pro/EVO/Deluxe/Sabertooth boards today. You will not be able to roll back to an older UEFI after this update as it contains new firmware and B3 stepping compatibility. Additional UEFI releases for the balance of our P67/H67 product lineup will be released in the near future after qualification testing is complete (H67/P67M/WS). The next official UEFI update (13xx series) in the near future will feature additional user enhancements, USB drift fix and updated Marvell/Intel MEI controller firmware. I highly suggest a Clear CMOS event after loading the updated UEFI and then entering UEFI to reset your custom settings. JJ and I will have updated information on memory setups and SSD testing over the course of the next week.

     

    1. Reset your UEFI to Optimized Defaults, reboot, enter UEFI and then flash to the new UEFI build.

    2. After flash and restart, shutdown the system before you enter Windows/Linux.

    3. Remover the power cord from the power supply, wait thirty seconds, press Power On button to clear any remaining charge, clear CMOS for five seconds, reattach the power cord, power on the system, enter UEFI, set to Optimized Defaults, save and exit.

    4. Enter UEFI, set your system to customized settings based on your system configuration (RAID, OC, etc), save and exit.

    Note - These UEFI releases will be on our FTP and Support Sites shortly.

     

    P8P67 Deluxe / Pro / EVO / Standard / Sabertooth - 1305 -

    Change Log -

    - Improved OC performance using Multipliers or Auto Overclocking

    - Improved BCLK and DRAM OC capabilities when enabling the “Internal PLL Overvoltage” option in BIOS. Note - Sleep/Hibernate will not operate properly due to Intel Specs.

    - Improved USB performance, Improved P67 XMP profile compatibility (please note, memory with X58/P55 XMP profiles will generally work but is not optimized for P67 and will usually cause problems when overclocking in several cases)

    - Per Core Save Fixed

    - Disable/Enable BT

    - Minor Bug Fixes including new Auto Rules for C-States (C3/C6) when overclocking. If you are overclocking, C-States will be disabled for enhanced performance.

    - Intel RAID will not support bootable volumes greater than 2.2TB yet, Intel plans a firmware update shortly to allow this operation. AHCI and IDE are not affected.

    - Enhanced AI Suite II compatibility

     

    UEFI 1305 - Pro

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/f9ujd5kn3l8kllc/P8P67-PRO-ASUS-1305.rar

     

    UEFI 1305 - Standard

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/74uqtkkctbk44jv/P8P67-ASUS-1305.rar

     

    UEFI 1305 - EVO

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/uhyxd79ihfhtl58/P8P67-EVO-ASUS-1305.rar

     

    UEFI 1305 - Deluxe

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/k84d6d5dz6e17e0/P8P67-DELUXE-ASUS-1305.rar

     

    UEFI 1305 - Sabertooth

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/dn39uvqj5ciy9cl/SABERTOOTH-P67-ASUS-1305.rar

    Edited by stasio

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    I re-write from stasio's quote in bold , just in case somebody havent noticed.

     

     

    P8P67 Deluxe / Pro / EVO / Standard / Sabertooth - 1305 -

     

     

    You will not be able to roll back to an older UEFI after this update ....

     

     

     

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    I also propose to take down all links from 1302 beta bios ... cause it was nothing but troubles for the majority of systems that flashed it.

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    Uploaded to HWBOT server. Thanks TASOS and Stasio!

     

    - P8P67 (1305): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/P8P67-ASUS-1305.ROM

    - P8P67 Evo (1305): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/P8P67-EVO-ASUS-1305.ROM

    - P8P67 Deluxe (1305): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/P8P67-DELUXE-ASUS-1305.ROM

    - P8P67 Pro (1305): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/P8P67-PRO-ASUS-1305.ROM

    - Sabertooth P67 (1305): http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS/SABERTOOTH-P67-ASUS-1305.ROM

     

    Change Log -

    - Improved OC performance using Multipliers or Auto Overclocking

    - Improved BCLK and DRAM OC capabilities when enabling the “Internal PLL Overvoltage” option in BIOS. Note - Sleep/Hibernate will not operate properly due to Intel Specs.

    - Improved USB performance, Improved P67 XMP profile compatibility (please note, memory with X58/P55 XMP profiles will generally work but is not optimized for P67 and will usually cause problems when overclocking in several cases)

    - Per Core Save Fixed

    - Disable/Enable BT

    - Minor Bug Fixes including new Auto Rules for C-States (C3/C6) when overclocking. If you are overclocking, C-States will be disabled for enhanced performance.

    - Intel RAID will not support bootable volumes greater than 2.2TB yet, Intel plans a firmware update shortly to allow this operation. AHCI and IDE are not affected.

    - Enhanced AI Suite II compatibility

     

    You will not be able to roll back to an older UEFI after this update ....
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    Plz make sure you follow the correct flash procedure ( as Stasio already mentioned) or get stuck with my the double post bug again

     

    1. Reset your UEFI to Optimized Defaults, reboot, enter UEFI and then flash to the new UEFI build.

    2. After flash and restart, shutdown the system before you enter Windows/Linux.

    3. Remover the power cord from the power supply, wait thirty seconds, press Power On button to clear any remaining charge, clear CMOS for five seconds, reattach the power cord, power on the system, enter UEFI, set to Optimized Defaults, save and exit.

    4. Enter UEFI, set your system to customized settings based on your system configuration (RAID, OC, etc), save and exit.

     

    Especially the cmos reset is important, as my sabretooth was not posting ( again), after the cmos reset it finally works as it should...

    Edited by Leeghoofd

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    I have tried it, but I can't get Hypers to work at 2133MHz... With 0950 I can bench 2133 7-7-7 at 4.5GHz, but at 5GHz can't get even a loop of 8m/32m

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