Abit AA8XE Bios 1.7

1. Add support AA8XE.
2. Fixed an issue where after clear CMOS & into BIOS setting but not Load Optimized Default CPU clock show 0000MHz.

3. Add wording "Interleaved Mode" or "Asymmetric Mode" after Dual Channel.
4. Adjust CPU FAN Speed Low Limit to 300RPM.
5. Add adjustable MAX & MIN multiplier item for certain retail INTEL CPU.
6. Update CPU micro code.
7. Fixed an auto wake up issue if system resume from standby mode before.
8. Preserve USER Preset Mode in OC Guru, if CPU change.
9. BIOS compile date: 10/01/2004


Specifications:


Intel 925XE Based LGA775 ATX Mainboard FSB1066, Dual DDR2-533, PCI Express, Gigabit LAN, SATA 150 RAID, IEEE1394, HD Audio, uGuru Technology.


ìGuru
ìGuru is a new microprocessor designed by the ABIT Engineers for use only on ABIT motherboards. ìGuru combines the ABIT Engineered features ABIT EQ, ABIT FanEQ, ABIT OC Guru, ABIT FlashMenu, ABIT AudioEQ and ABIT BlackBox into a user-friendly interface providing users the perfect environment with which to maximize performance and stability.

Dual DDRII 400
Supports up to 4GB of Single/Dual channel DIMM modules, delivering bandwidth of 8.5GB/sec.

Serial ATA 150 RAID
Serial ATA is an evolutionary replacement for the Parallel ATA storage interface. This new high-speed interface boosts data transfer rates to up to 150MB/sec. More flexible power tolerances allow for smaller and more efficient cables.

PCI Express Support
PCI Express x16 graphics delivers up to 4 GB/s per direction, 3.5 times more bandwidth than AGP8X. PCI Express x1 I/O offers 500 MB/s concurrently, over 3.5 times more bandwidth than PCI at 133 MB/s.

Gigabit LAN
Lets you easily connect to the world wide web at high speeds without having to buy a separate 10/100 Ethernet card.

IEEE 1394
IEEE 1394 supports transfer rates of 100/200/400 Mb/sec.




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