Asus P4T-E

grep · 01-06-2002, 02:58 AM

Is the bios chip soldered in place? I found this device called a bios saver and I would really like to have a backup bios available. The problem is the site lists the P4T but not the P4T-E so I am not sure if this will work on a P4T-E motherboard. I havn't bought the P4T-E board yet so I can't look myself, if anyone can look and tell me the chip number (printed ontop of the chip) and if its soldered in place or not.

2nd question, can you also look at the super/Io chip I would really like to have the number on this chip as well.

I tried the Asus web site with no luck

Thanks
Grep

Brad · 01-06-2002, 08:16 PM

I doubt anyone would be able to help you, I'd hit google, and look for reviews on it. Then email the reviewers.

Honestly though, if you are looking at overclocking, I'd recommend the Abit th7-ii

01-06-2002, 02:58 AM	#1
grep Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 37	Asus P4T-E Is the bios chip soldered in place? I found this device called a bios saver and I would really like to have a backup bios available. The problem is the site lists the P4T but not the P4T-E so I am not sure if this will work on a P4T-E motherboard. I havn't bought the P4T-E board yet so I can't look myself, if anyone can look and tell me the chip number (printed ontop of the chip) and if its soldered in place or not. 2nd question, can you also look at the super/Io chip I would really like to have the number on this chip as well. I tried the Asus web site with no luck Thanks Grep __________________ every thing is optional

01-06-2002, 08:16 PM	#2
Brad Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Nuu Zeeelin Posts: 3,175	I doubt anyone would be able to help you, I'd hit google, and look for reviews on it. Then email the reviewers. Honestly though, if you are looking at overclocking, I'd recommend the Abit th7-ii

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