#INTEL DESKTOP BOARD D845GRG DRIVER UPDATE#
#INTEL DESKTOP BOARD D845GRG DRIVER WINDOWS#

#INTEL DESKTOP BOARD D845GRG DRIVER WINDOWS#

I didnt bother with clean installing windows or killing all backround applications. Should I see a bigger improvement?ĭoes my 3Dmark2001 score suck? I put it at default settings and put all my video card settings to performance. When I run it clocked to 3.3 GHz, I got a 9684. I read that it is slower to keep the cost lower, and the memory chips are crappy 5ns chips, which is why the memory speed is so low. The stock on this card is 230MHz Core and 190MHz Memory. I have my video card overclocked with Rage3D to 261MHz Core and 210.38MHz Memory Clock. When I run 3DMark2001 on the regular speed, I got a 9400 (I have a crappy 8500DV 64MegaByte Radeon All In Wonder. I was wondering if this really even does anything? Does a program like that really make the chip faster? I clocked mine up to 144.36MHz which is stable (Stock cooling) which says my clock speed is around 3.295Ghz, or approx 3.3 GHZ My default FSB is 133.36MHz which gives my CPU a clock speed of 3067.18 So after goofing around with it, I see that certain FSB settings will work, others freeze. I looked on my motherboard and found the PLL chip which isa Cypress/ICW CY283460C, which says from the CPUFSB website that it supports being written to. So my BIOS works fine, computer works well. Secondly, is it possible to edit my bios so that it says the version is 86A vs 15A?įinally, is there any other way to flash an Intel BIOS besides using Intel's Flash BIOS updater?

#INTEL DESKTOP BOARD D845GRG DRIVER UPDATE#

However, when attempting to Flash my BIOS with Intel's Flash Memory Update Utility iflash, it gives me an error (which I expect) saying the previous version of my bios is incompatible with the update.įirst off, is there any way to completely wipe my bios so when I use Intel's iflash it wont give me the error? I am very confidant that if I can flash update my bios to the most recent version which is 17, not only would I benefit from the most recent updates, but many extra features that are locked out on OEM bios chips would be available as well. In this case, I assume the 15A means it is a board for Gateway instead of from intel directly, which would be a 86A. ***However, they mention that the second part of the version means that it is from an OEM manufacturer. ***According to Intel's website, the RG84510A means my motherboard is an Intel D845GRG After determining which type of board I have by my BIOS version, I have determined the following: I have a OEM (Gateway) Computer less than one year old, and am looking for more advanced options to be available to me in my BIOS.

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