Hi,
I had heard that most people were not having the ULi freeze anymore. A fix was mentioned by someone by removing the ULI raid software from the start menu (not the driver!), this worked for me to some extent, but the issue was not completley resolved.
Secondly, I have always found that my board has a real hard time erasing my cmos reloaded bank settings upon bios updates. Even if I flashed 3 times the banks would usually remain, evene with clear cmos selected in winflash.
So what I do now is flash 3 times, power down, set jumper to clear, remove power cable from psu (or switch off), remove cmos battery.
(I have a dos start up disk with both killcmos and F_tester installed on it)
Wait a few minutes, then reboot but run killcmos from dos, this will reboot the machine..
Wait for reboot to dos then run F_tester in, this completley cleans the board of any hidden gunk from the old bios.
Works for me anyway.
To date I've had no ULI errors at all since doing this.
Will keep an eye on them just to make sure.
With regards to the WC Andy, I am awaiting my new case (Lian Li), it'll be one of the full tower types, may well me a modded one too (powder coated or anodised), the rad will be pre-fitted for me, man those cases look great when they're finished like that.
BTW I was having Crossfire issues, as my room/case do not have great airflow (when oc'ing with CCC and the sliders set to 690 and 800). The gpu temps for both cards were hitting 90 degrees or so, at this point I'd get lock ups in games and benchmarks. I've now stored fan speed settings using atitool and this has overcome the issue. I guess ATI have relaxed the fan speeds too much, as by default they don't really ramp up at all until into the late 80's, this was probably to divert some negative response about how noisy the stock coolers can be. I've set them to ramp up to full speed over 70 degrees, I've had zero prob's since..
Regards
Raja