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Update: I finally rebootet and thank God the boot block was still there and by inserting the original Asus CD that came with the board I restored and old BIOS. After that I flashed the 1238 from within the BIOS. Now I am up and running with my E8400 and 8GB RAM. No problems at all after 1238 update.

Thanks but I am still IN windows now. I am not going to reboot before I have some kind of plan because I am pretty sure is wont boot at all and a floppy wont help.

Ok, so I was "smart" enough to use Asus update to flash my P5B deluxe from Vista x64. Flashed OK but failed at verify. After googleing it seems many have had same problem. I have not rebooted yet because I am pretty sure BIOS is gone and people report there is no way to recover it...

I finally figured out the problem with going above 310MHz fsb! I just swapped my 4x1GB RAM for 4x2GB OCZ and what do you know... after little effort I am now runing the E6400 @ 3GHz and vcore 1.35. Havent played around to much yet, but might try to lower the vcore a bit further. The RAM is...

I dont know where to se revision but my BIOS is 1236 (the latest) and I am using two Western Digital 160GB 7200rpm drives for RAID.

I have a RAID0 array and it takes only 1-3 second for the Intel controller BIOS screen to disapear.

Btw my BIOS is 1236.

I just tried again with the multiplier at 8 and different fsb speeds, but no luck. My screen dont even turn on and no beep or anything from the mobo. Ehm... i am pretty noob at thin not sure what EIST is or if I have a setting for that in the BIOS?

Just tried a couple of FSB settings with the multiplier set to 6 316-325-365-366-375-401 none of them worked.

Ok, 1:1 would mean 620MHz if the fsb is at 310MHz right? I am talking about the BIOS because you dont actually select 1:1 in the settings.

Sorry, I was being sarcastic. Your advise IS greatly appreciated.

Are you pulling my leg?

I tried 6x400 and it was the same no-post thing. I wil try 366 when I get home.

Hi i am new to this forum and seeking help with my P5B deluxe board It seems my board cant handle fsb over 310MHz! I have an e6400 (2.13GHz) C2D CPU and have been trying to OC it. I have PC6400 RAM wich shold handle 800MHz. But no matter what I do the fsb wont go over 310MHz. At 310...