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My Chaintech CT-7AJA2E motherboard has the following issue:
In the frequency/voltage control section in the BIOS,
the "CPU Vcore select" option is missing.
That means if I need to change the processor voltage,
I will be unable to do so !!!!!!:eek:
There are *no* jumpers for *anything* Vcore related.:confused:
BipolarBill
07-19-2002, 02:54 AM
BIOS update? Jumper for unlocking VCore?
I have the *latest* BIOS update (rev. 12/05/2001).
The *first* thing I did *before* even partitioning my HDD,
was flash the BIOS, and even when I *reflash* the earlier
revisions, including rev. 4/11/2002, still the Vcore is *not there*.
There are *no* jumpers for *anything* Vcore related.
My BIOS flashes *did not* fail.
All writes indicated successful in the AWDFLASH utility.
BipolarBill
07-19-2002, 03:39 PM
So what makes you think that the VCore settings should be there - the manual?
Between you and me, if you need to boost voltage for stability, it's going to be trouble anyway. When I OC, I leave voltage alone and boost FSB 'til just before it becomes unstable and leave it there. Higher voltage = higher heat.
I *don't* want to raise the voltage!
But, what if the processor Vcore is too high?
It's at 1.82V.
Even if I want to, I can't change it to 1.79V .
I might be getting lockups if I cannot lower the processor
voltage!
BipolarBill
07-19-2002, 04:19 PM
I don't know what to say. Does the manual indicate that you should have voltage adjustment? If not, I'm afraid that you're stuck. :(
Yes, the manual *does* indicate I should have the
CPU Vcore select.
BipolarBill
07-21-2002, 06:43 PM
It's possible that Chaintech actually removed that option in a BIOS update. It would be highly unusual, but quite possible. Have you checked the notes on the various updates? Can you download an older BIOS?
Well, I hate to tell you, even when I reflash with
*any older BIOS*, still *no* Vcore select option.
BipolarBill
07-22-2002, 04:07 PM
I guess that someone needs to shop for a new motherboard. :(
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