Bug in AK73Pro BIOS

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Heb ik een bug gevonden in de BIOS van het moederbord krijg je dit te horen.
Wat zijn die mensen van Aopen een stelletje drollen:

HI MACHINE, IN RESAPONSE TO YOUR QUESTION, WE DO NOT SUPPORT OVER CLOCKING
OF ANY SORT DUE TO THE FACT IT CAN AND USUALLY WILL CAUSE MANY PROBLEMS IN
YOUR SYSTEM
THANKS, AOPEN TECH SUPPORT

-----Original Message-----
From: The Machine
To: [e-mail]
Cc: [e-mail]
Sent: 5/31/01 4:23 PM
Subject: [Support: MB] Voltage bug after "Suspend to RAM"

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The data you've submitted is listed as below:

My name = The Machine
My e-mail = [e-mail]
Phone number = no Phone
Subject = Voltage bug after "Suspend to RAM"
Product = MB
Model = AK73Pro r1.04
Serial number = 10552423KN3C
Part number = 91.89310.001
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OS & Version = Windows 2000 SR1
CPU Type = 900Mhz thunderbird @1000Mhz
Motherboard = AK73Pro
BIOS/Firmware = R1.07
Memory size = DIMM 128Mb 133Mhz
IDE 1 Channel = IBM DTLA3070
IDE 2 Channel = WD 13,6 + Sony CRX100
AGP slot = None
PCI slot = 2940AU
sb128
ati rage IIc
ISA slot = None
Problem description = When the AK73 motherbord is in his "suspend to
RAM"
mode is switches back to the DETECTED Vcore voltage (1,75v in my case).
Not the voltage set in the BIOS! When the system is overclocked, this is
quite anoying. After rebooting the system the correct voltage is set
again.

[Daan]

Clock je je systeem terug en kijk je of het probleem zich nog steeds voordoet. Zo ja, stuur je weer een mailtje maar dan met een Non-Oc'ed systeem. Lijkt me duidelijk.

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