Anyone tried the new BIOS 1.4 for K8N Neo4 Plat?

Has anyone tried the new 1.4 BIOS for nVidia K8N Neo4 Platinum? Does it fix the 220Mhz bug? Does it worth it at all? I am currently with ver.1.1 and running at 2453Mhz at HTT=4, Multi=11, FSB=223, V.Core 1.375v +3.3%, Memory 2.7v at 2-3-3-6-1T
AMD 64 3500+ Winchester
K8N Neo4 Platinum
Corsair Twinx 2x512
NEC ND-3520a
Sapphire Radeon X850XT
Enermax 485W
WD Raptor 74GB

Bios 1.4 Final Works fine on my system....
HTT=2, Mult=11, FSB=237, VCore 1.425 + 9.9%, Memory 2.8V at 2.5-3--3-7-2T 4x 512 (2 x 512 Corsair C2Pros)+(2 x 512 Crucial Ballistix Tracer) 2 Gig Total....
Psygnosi

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I noticed that there are some fairly new BIOS versions available for the MSI Neo Platinum v1.0 (7030).
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it is for me
i only updated BIOS when i was trying out some overclocking, and it gave me some better results, than when i was with BIOS 1.4, which i had used for a year previously with no issues
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Darryl,
Thanks for the valuable feedback. My comments are inline.
Darryl Stoflet wrote:
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>
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>
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Welcome to Weblogic Server Administration Scripting Shell
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['foo.py', 'var1', 'var2', 'var3']
wls:/offline>
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>
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Welcome to Weblogic Server Administration Scripting Shell
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10
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>
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>
>
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-satya
>
Thanks,
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Hello,
I am the BEA Product Manager behind WLST.
WLST, as it appears today on dev2dev, is an early release version of
a tool that
BEA does intend to support as part of our next major release. We decided
to issue
early versions of the tool because of the demand for a supported scripting
solution,
and to generate feedback from our user community. I encourage you to
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WLST, and assure you that this tool represents our current direction
in management
scripting.
Also note, this newsgroup can be used to issue questions, concerns and
feedback
about WLST. The engineering and PM team will monitor this group and
respond to
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to
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Quote from: Hammer1024 on 11-March-05, 21:46:55
Here it is: MSI with a brand new official bios 1.2!!!!!!!
Long awaited by hundreds of customers with a new winnie and the K8N Neo4 Platinum.....
OK, i flashed the new bios, i hit the 220x9, i hit the 220x8 and then i wanted to hit my screen fullspeed with my fist cause that damn thing stays blank!!
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Peace, Hammer1024
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