I875p neo fis2r et 875 néo fisr (pcb2.0) la différence?

Bonjour à tous
Avec un peux de chance j'aurrai une réponse en francais.
J'ai une MSI i875p néo fis2r rev1.1 qui a 8 mois avec laquelle je n'ai pas à m'en plaindre à part que je ne peux monter en fréquence la mémoire que je voudrais. Apparement je ne suis pas le seule à m'en plaindre malgré avoir testé différent Bios.
Je vois qu'il y a un nouveaux model en pcb2.0 http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=554 aussi je voudrai savoir:
- quelles sont les modifications sont apportées à ce model par rapport aux model initial??
-Le problème de mémoire est'il résolu déffinitivement avec ce nouveau model?
-j'ai de la Winbond BH5 (2x512mo ddr400) quelles sont les réglages précis que vous préconisez pour que j'ai un max de perfs an préservant la stabilité(j'ai un 2.8c, le bios actuel est le 1.9)?
Merci

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Clear CMOS with your PSU unplugged from A/C power. Then load "Optimized Defaults" in BIOS and retest.
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I wouldn't buy this board... many people are having serious issues with it.
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Quote from: BOSSKILLER on 17-May-08, 03:34:12
Have you done >>Clear CMOS Guide<<?
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