Asus P8P67 Update!!!
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Have your cleared that cmos?
I have had this very overclock stable with 7 hours of Prime. I've even tried knocking the multi down
Currently;
Multi: 45
Volt: 1.37
PLL Overvolt: On
Mem: 1.5 (Was 1.55)
PLL: 1.75.
It actually seems better - no on desktop crashes, but haven't tried the reboot issue since the last adjustment. I've also installed Intel Management Engine, the updated chipset inf and the new AI Suite, now too.
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longshot but try disabling the splash screen, i have never seen a splash screen on mine...is it some sort of asus logo that fills the screen?
Every boards like that. Ive never used it and never trusted it!
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hi
if i buy one of these boards now, will it have this newer bios on or will i have to flash it myself?
cheers
if i buy one of these boards now, will it have this newer bios on or will i have to flash it myself?
cheers
You will almost certainly have to flash the bios yourself (and probably actually should do even if it doesn't come with the original runs 402/804 bioses, just to fix any lingering issues).
However, this is a trivial activity. Download the .rar from the Asus downloads page, extract the contained .rom to a USB stick. Reboot, follow instructions in manual (not hard, it just tells you to go to the flash utility in the UEFI advanced bios screen), then perform a CMOS clear (if not in the printed manual, then the updated one on the asus downloads page - you power down, remove the power cord, and move a jumper for a half minute, then plug back in and power up).
If you get stuck, post on here and we'll help you.
However, this is a trivial activity. Download the .rar from the Asus downloads page, extract the contained .rom to a USB stick. Reboot, follow instructions in manual (not hard, it just tells you to go to the flash utility in the UEFI advanced bios screen), then perform a CMOS clear (if not in the printed manual, then the updated one on the asus downloads page - you power down, remove the power cord, and move a jumper for a half minute, then plug back in and power up).
If you get stuck, post on here and we'll help you.
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thanks i will report back if i have issues 
cheers
cheers
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agh so many boards. please can i confirm with someone...
the board in the bundle here
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=BU-014-OP
is the "standard" one
so would need this bios
P8P67 Standard UEFI 1204 -
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/ASUS/mb/LG...-ASUS-1204.zip
and this AI Suite II Update
P8P67 Basic / PRO / EVO / Deluxe Users -
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/ASUS/misc/...ite_II_P8P.zip
sorry if this is an obvious question but it would be a disaster to screw up a bios flash!.
cheers
the board in the bundle here
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=BU-014-OP
is the "standard" one
so would need this bios
P8P67 Standard UEFI 1204 -
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/ASUS/mb/LG...-ASUS-1204.zip
and this AI Suite II Update
P8P67 Basic / PRO / EVO / Deluxe Users -
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/ASUS/misc/...ite_II_P8P.zip
sorry if this is an obvious question but it would be a disaster to screw up a bios flash!.
cheers
Yes, that looks correct (I don't use the AI Suite myself because running additional software is abhorrent to me).
I'm not sure about the standard board, but most of the P8p67 series have a dual bios so you can recover in the event of update failure. The process is really simple though! Just load the contents of that zip onto a thumbdrive and follow the instructions in the BIOS.
You may want to download the updated manual from the Asus site for instructions on how to clear CMOS (bios settings) after flashing the bios, too. That seems to clear up some lingering issues people have had.
I'm not sure about the standard board, but most of the P8p67 series have a dual bios so you can recover in the event of update failure. The process is really simple though! Just load the contents of that zip onto a thumbdrive and follow the instructions in the BIOS.
You may want to download the updated manual from the Asus site for instructions on how to clear CMOS (bios settings) after flashing the bios, too. That seems to clear up some lingering issues people have had.
Yes mate thats the bundle that i got.