Leadtek K8N Pro (nForce 3 )Review!

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Link .

Another day and another good Athlon 64 motherboard. Leadtek has packed this board with Firewire, dual Ethernet including Gigabit, SATA RAID 0+1, 6 channel audio, and data encryption. Stability of the board was excellent, and Leadtek provides good overclocking features in Windows and in the bios
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Rustang

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Has anyone had any luck flashing the BIOS on this mobo? The Leadtek page has no instructions on how to do that. Also, how do I get the mobo to recognize that my RAM (in Dimm 1 and 2) should be considered dual channel (i.e. 512Mb vs 1Gb)?

-Thanks for the help.
 

Mem

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Rustang,it tells you in the manual how to flash page 53 or go
here and download the manual,you need to login to download it "guest " & "88888" without the speechmarks for ID and password,btw welcome to the AT forums.
 

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The skt754 A64 3200+ has a single-channel memory controller so no dual-channel capability. Thanks for the link Mem. I just wish they posted some overclocking results since the boards are all so close in performance@stock.
 

Mem

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DAPUNISHER you`re welcome,I think we`ll see some overclocking benchmarks down the road from other sites when they review this model,unfortunately not all reviews around the web take OC into account.
 

Rustang

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Thanks for the link Mem. As a clarification, I have the socket 940 K8NW mobo (so supposedly it does support dual-channel RAM). Have you had any luck in setting up a dual-channel RAM configuration?

I did read the manual on how to flash the bios prior to posting, but didn't find any information on how exactly that works in Windows (there's a brief mention of this in the Notes section of the flash instructions). I know that when you run the flash prog in WinXP, you can select from a stack of three areas the part of the bios that you want to flash (don't remember the exact names of these areas represent, but I hope that you know what I'm referring to). If flash works from Windows, what do you do from this point on?

-Rustang