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Ok i just tested it. It changes maximum switching frequency and removed turbo setting from Vcore Voltage response. Vcore voltage response isn't important, it really does nothing, as we saw it removed with BIOS F4.

 

Switching frequency has had no affect on this board, and I don't think 80KHz less than the previous maximum will make a difference.

 

They changed these two settings so xfastest users can't burn their boards up at stock.

 

They probably fast tracked a BIOS, but yea i wasn't expecting F7.

 

Max OC on air is not lowered.

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    E7760IMS.130 ---> E7760IMS.141

     

    - Update new module

    -----> MSI-X79RC-1.6 for MRC v0.9.012 (SandyBridge IIO - 4.6.4.1_Intel_SandyBridgeE_14)

    -----> Intel VT-d - 4.6.4_Intel_VTd_04A

    - Fix S3 resume ,turbo ratio change to default issue.

    - Add "Adjust CPU Ratio in OS" function.

    - Reduce memory sizing time.

    - Fix gaming KB G510 fail.

    - Adjust CPU/DDR/PCH Phase control when OC Genie II enable.

    - Fix BIOS setup BBS priorities not change after adjust BBS in Click BIOS II in OS.

    - Patch 4.6.4.1_Intel_SandyBridgeE_14 cause system boot time to long (POST 31).

    - Add setup save file name string length (MaxSize = 50).

    - Patch G.Skill F3-10666CL9D-8GBRL RST fail.

    - Patch Geil GG34GB1333C9DC RST fail.

    - Update Asmedia OptionRom : 106N0951 to reduce boot time.

     

    E7760IMS.141 ---> E7760IMS.142

     

    - Show ME Version in BIOS setup.

    - Fix press F6 or clear CMOS then the "Windows Boot Manager" will cause "BEV" become 1st Boot Priority.

    - Update module 4.6.0_INTEL_MICROCODE_32

    - Update CPU uCode Sandy Bridge-E C-1 (206D6) to version 60F.

    - Add CPU uCode Sandy Bridge-E C-2 (206D7) to version 704.

    - Fix when there are two VGA card plugged in the PCI_E1 and PCI_E6(or PCI_E4 and PCI_E6), the screen will become mess under OS.

    - Modify some timing range.

    - When tRRD > 7 in SPD ,run 7 for intel spec.

    - Fix when the option "Resume By Onboard LAN" is set to disable, the system is still can be wake up by onboard lan.

     

     

    E7760IMS.142 ---> E7760IMS.143

     

    - Update new module

    ----> MSI-X79RC-1.7 for MRC v1.0.000 (SandyBridge IIO - 4.6.4.1_Intel_SandyBridgeE_15)

    ----> Intel Nehalem - 4.6.3_INTEL_Nehalem_46

    - Fix CPU Ratio when manuel select CPU ratio < Maxnoturboratio.

    - Change Non K Serial CPU OC Genie CPU ratio to 40.

    - Fix CPU Base clock run error to 125MHz when select bclk ratio to 1.25 &bclk =100.

    - Remove some full reset.

    - Patch "CPU Phase Controller" can't enabled after disable.

    - Patch system hangs on POST "BF" after S3 power loss.

    - Fix the system show up the event viewer issue (event ID is 12) after resume from S3 mode.

     

    - MSI X79A-GD65 8D

    --- V1.4b3: download

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    - Evga X79 Classified

    --- 030: ftp://ftp.evga.com/bios/E779_030.zip

     

    - Evga X79 FTW

    --- 030: ftp://ftp.evga.com/bios/E777_030.zip

     

    - Evga X79 SLI

    --- 030: ftp://ftp.evga.com/bios/E775_030.zip

     

    Adds 2400MHz Memory Frequency Option

    Fixed issue where applying voltage in ELEET caused system shutdown

    Fixed Default CPU Multiplier

    Fixed issue where disabling LAN2 disables PCIE devices

     

    Will try this tonight. Anyone else had issues with the EVGA X79 boards, BIOSes 28 and 29? Turbo or/and memory issues?

     

    Edit: From the EVGA Forums, Jacob_F:

     

    We found an issue related to S4 resume, as a precautionary we have pulled the update for now and recommend using BIOS 29 for now.

    Edited by borandi

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    Will try this tonight. Anyone else had issues with the EVGA X79 boards, BIOSes 28 and 29? Turbo or/and memory issues?

     

    Edit: From the EVGA Forums, Jacob_F:

     

    We found an issue related to S4 resume, as a precautionary we have pulled the update for now and recommend using BIOS 29 for now.

    Among other problems...

     

    Even with bios 30 (all power saving disabled)

     

    Memory will not go over 1600Mhz (DDR3 2133Mhz 1.65v stock, works on UD7)

    debug 67 code, HARD lock (requires reflash or removing memory to one stick then reset CMOS) when increasing memory speeds past 1600Mhz

    Memory timings will not save OR if they do it doesnt save properly (X-Y-X-ZZ saves as X-X-Y-ZZ)

    Turbo multi options for each core disappears after bios save (only to come back with reflash)

     

    I contacted Jacob, and they are working on it. :)

    Edited by Earthdog

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    Among other problems...

     

    Even with bios 30 (all power saving disabled)

     

    Memory will not go over 1600Mhz (DDR3 2133Mhz 1.65v stock, works on UD7)

    debug 67 code, HARD lock (requires reflash or removing memory to one stick then reset CMOS) when increasing memory speeds past 1600Mhz

    Memory timings will not save OR if they do it doesnt save properly (X-Y-X-ZZ saves as X-X-Y-ZZ)

    Turbo multi options for each core disappears after bios save (only to come back with reflash)

     

    Yes, I see all of these. The only way to change CPU multiplier is with ELEET control turned on, but for review I need Turbo to work properly.

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