This is a general purpose thread for discussion of the P6T Deluxe and problems/issues arising from general system setup to hard-core overclocking.
Most recent BIOS:
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/asus/mb/LG...ELUXE-1604.zip
BIOS Changelog:
1604
1) Fix some USB device does not work under Express Gate.
1504
1) Fixed the key may lag in BIOS setup when a Turbo Mode ratio was selected.
2) Supported EIST function when CPU ratio is in manual mode.
3) Adjusted max value of CPU ratio setting according to the number of cores active in BIOS setup.
4) Fixed setup item "CPU Ratio Setting" may disappear if down CPU ratio.
5) Fixed Vista may loading slowly when populated memory size is larger than 3GB and with high-end VGAs.
1403
1) Fix system may not able to resume from S3 if Base Clock is set over 170MHz
1303
1) Allows for direct selection of Turbo Multiplier (i.e. 21X on a i920).
2) D0 stepping Core i7 microcode update for support of new CPUs.
1206
1) Fix can't enter OS if use over 4GB RAM and Vista 64bit together with 2 pcs of GTX295 VGA card
1102
1) Improve Memory compatibility
1003
1) Fix Incorrect selectable range of "QPI/DRAM Core Volt" in TurboV
2) Fix Express Gate would disappear if ever shutdown abnormally in ExpressGate
3) Improve compatibility with some USB Keyboard
4) Improve Memory compatibility
0905
1) Fixed the incorrect strings in Simplified Chinese language.
2) Improve Memory compatibility
3) Prevent the mouse moving to wake up the system from S1/S3/S4.
4) Fixed the incorrect color of "Auto" option of setup item "CPU Voltage".
5) Updated Express Gate Module
6) Fix RTC Wakeup function fail
0804
1) Improvie Memory compatibility
2) Revised QPI/DRAM Core Voltage setting in CPU Level Up
3) Support new CPUs. Refer to: http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/c...Language=en-us
0402
1) First Release
Most recent Intel Driver INF (Chipset software)
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/conf...Name=&lang=ENG
WORK AROUND FOR DUAL RAID CONTROLLERS
For those wishing to use DUAL RAID controllers (i.e. the Marvell SAS and Intel ICH10R) at the same time, a temporary work-around has been found.
1) Install BIOS 1102 or later.
2) Select RAID in BIOS and create RAID on Intel ICH10R controller (CTRL+I).
3) Reboot and go back into BIOS.
4) Select AHCI and create RAID on Marvell SAS controller (CTRL+M).
5) Reboot and go back into BIOS.
6) In BOOT DEVICE MENU, select RAID SAS as first hard drive, then reboot.
7) Install OS: for Windows installations, when requested load the Marvell SAS driver and the Intel ICH10R driver.
8) For windows installations, at the end of the OS installation go to Device Manager and you can see the SAS RAID array and the SATA RAID array correctly configured.
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