Asus A8V Deluxe, latest Revision-Nr.

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Rainer Pause

Hi
does anybody know the latest Revision-Number of the
mentioned Asus A8V-Motherboard? Is it 2.0? And are there any
differences to Rev-Nr. 1.2?
 
"Rainer Pause" <[email protected]> said:
Hi
does anybody know the latest Revision-Number of the
mentioned Asus A8V-Motherboard? Is it 2.0? And are there any
differences to Rev-Nr. 1.2?
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Revision 2.0 repairs the missing AGP lock. The board has
been shipping for a week or so. Check the private forums to see
how well the A8V is working:

http://abxzone.com/forums/search.php
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/search.php
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?threadid=40900

HTH,
Paul
 
Revision 2.0 repairs the missing AGP lock. The board has
been shipping for a week or so. Check the private forums to see
how well the A8V is working:
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And what exactly is the missing AGP lock? That pin to secure the AGP card,
or what? What is that thing exactly?

Frank
 
Frank said:
And what exactly is the missing AGP lock? That pin to secure the AGP card,
or what? What is that thing exactly?

Frank
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It means when you raise the FSB the PCI/AGP is locked at 33/66

Jim M
 
It means when you raise the FSB the PCI/AGP is locked at 33/66

Jim M
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Yes, sorry for the dumb question. Found it at google. So the earlier boards
under rev 2.0 will not fix the PCI/AGP and so you won´t be able to overclock
it, will you?
 
Frank said:
Yes, sorry for the dumb question. Found it at google. So the earlier
boards
under rev 2.0 will not fix the PCI/AGP and so you won´t be able to
overclock
it, will you?
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It depends on how the parts on the PCI/AGP busses handle the overclock.
Chances are you wouldn't be able to overclock to a high as rate as with a
locked clock.

Jim M
 
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