Originally posted by: TJmoney
Originally posted by: TJmoney
I have noticed the same thing with the latest bios, also I seem to have lost sound. I'm assuming you are overclocked... i'm guessing they broke the PCI lock with this bios, since I think sound, sata 3&4, and the nvidia NIC are all clocked from the PCI bus. The marvel connects thru the pci-e bus I think, so it makes sense that it works. I'm going to have to try tonight at stock speed and see if my devices come back. Does anyone know if there is a setting to specify PCI speed? I can't seem to find one...
Most likely I am also going to have to go back to the prvious bios.
Hmm, guess I wasn't getting the facts straight in my head. First, in Linux I found both NICs work, so it turns out that it wasnt the PCI lock after all. I flashed back to the 3/10, and to my dismay sound still didn't work. I ended up reseating the sound module, which is a real pain since it involves taking off my rear fan and lifting the whole mobo to do that, but it did work. I am now flashed back to the 623-3 bios and all is well. Sound got screwed up at the same time as the bios flash because I don't keep the floppy attached all the time, and had to install it to do the flash, and probably nudged somthing the broke the sound while I was trying to get that damn floppy cable in that sideways facing port. So I take back my criticism of the 623-3 bios. Its all working well now.