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Mr. Oldschool-Bios
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Sad news in my opinion.
I guess you tried the Socket A CPUs with the internal romsips with the Gigabyte board? I wonder how AMD managed the Slot A Thunderbirds to run on a non push-pull board. Do the CPU PCB have something to manipulate the SIP stream?
I guess you tried the Socket A CPUs with the internal romsips with the Gigabyte board? I wonder how AMD managed the Slot A Thunderbirds to run on a non push-pull board. Do the CPU PCB have something to manipulate the SIP stream?
What does this pin do? I was not able to understand the datasheet. AMD mentions revisions though.The FERR pin also isn't driven when using the adapter.
good luck!My final straw is manipulating the ROMSIP transfer in order to enable the PushPull drivers, but this will be a challenge.