Asrock dual 939 sata II problem

[silver322]

i have asrock 939 dual sata 2 matherboard , my problem is ps2 not working (dont have mouse and keyboard), i a have OCW beta 1 bios ( in this bios in default setings usb is disable)
how can i flash bios to original , with ocw bios i cant take motherboard to store and ask for new one.
mbo is 3 month old.

 

[Deleted member 3]

Make a bootable floppy on another comp that automatically flashes the bios and boot from it. You can add the flash command in the autoexec.bat

 

[wiz_heero]

i have a question about this Motherboard, the AGP and PCI-E is limited to 133 mb/s max bus, theirs a way to increase this 133 mb/s bus? and it's not dangerous to increase this bus?

And what is the max bus in the pure PCI-E and AGP motherboard?

 

[Deleted member 3]

Normal PCI slots have a max of 133Mb/s
AGP and PCI-e go a lot higher. Yes you can overclock busses by increasing the FSB without a PCI/AGP lock. You can usually overclock them a bit though it's quite pointless and stability depends on cards connected to these busses, some can take pretty high clocks, others crash instantly.
I wouldn't bother.

 

[wiz_heero]

I see, so wath the the max speed of the PCI-E X16 slot? About this board the PCI-E slot X16 have the same speed to the other board with the pure PCI-E x16?

 

[Aevum]

yes, the ULI 1695 flags a full speed full bandwidth pci express slot,
the max ¨speed¨ of a pci express was 8GB/sec i think,

btw, its in your best interest to keep PCI express at 100mhz and pci at 33mhz, usualy, passing 37mhz can cause instablity, that would be 112mhz for the pci express bus,

 

[breakfromyou]

PCI = 33 MHz, AGP = 66 MHz, PCI-E = 100 MHz.

theres no need to overclock ANY of them. you could also damage things.

my friend has a motherboard without an agp/pci lock, and he overclocked...fried his graphics card, a usb controller and his sound card...