Abit NF7-S Bios & Romsip Mod by -=Merlin=-

[Electric Bill]

Merlin correct your URL. It should be http://forum.hslab.pl/ not http://<b>http://forum.hslab.pl/</b>.

Thanks for the link.
Bill

[PandaZ3]

Yes thanks for the link...too bad not many here read Polish, looks to be an interesting site. I'll be waiting for yours to finish!

[by -=Merlin=-]

Merlin correct your URL. It should be http://forum.hslab.pl/ not http://<b>http://forum.hslab.pl/</b>.

Thanks for the link.
Bill

Electric Bill - OMG SORRY !!!!


Merlin !!!

[Electric Bill]

I do it all the time. The Insert Link Already has http:// and if you paste the new URL without overwriting the one supplied that's what happens.
Looking forward to your new web site. Are you planning any nF3 or nF4 BIOSes?
I have both the Epox 9NDA3 and the DFI nF4 Ultra-D so I'm looking forward to see you work some magic with them.
Bill

[Diriel]

Hi Merlin,
I dont read Polish very well at all. Are some of the bios listed in the NF7-S thread newer than December builds? I would be interested in newer improved bios for my NF7-S rev 2.0 board. I am currently running the D26 manta rays bios with the 4.2.50 sata bios in it. Any info would be apreciated.

Thanks in advance

[Sparks]

Hi Merlin,

Can you help me find the bios files?

Sparks

[BTTB]

Hi Merlin,

Can you help me find the bios files?

Sparks

Hello Sparks.
This thread is 13 years old, never thought I would get an email again in regards to this old board.
I searched my hard drive and have the old bioses if you send me your email.
Regards,
BTTB.

[Sparks]

That is good news. I wiped mine.
i will sent you mu email.

Thanks

[pershoot]

This is all I was able to find on my webby from back in the day (i believe this is all NF7 based):
droidbasement.com/d24-trats
droidbasement.com/d26-tictac
droidbasement.com/d26-trats
droidbasement.com/merlin

I have no way to test anything there currently, so use at your own risk (i.e. have a way to recover).

[BTTB]

Sparks, I have around 40Mb of bios files for this board.
Done a WeTransfer of the whole lot, got your email via PM thanks.

I had 2 of these boards, both packed up within a short space of each other due to power fluctuations and not being on a UPS. The Soundstorm was awesome.

You may laugh my next board after this Abit NForce 2 was and still is the MSI NForce 3 K8N Neo 2 Platinum that I am still running inside two machines to this day.

[Sparks]

Thanks for the files (both).
Nice to see those still at work. I ran a c2d as a daily for years. Have lots of newer stuff for overclocking.
I own a second nforce board as well. It is the Epoc 8RDA6+ Pro (still looking for mod bios).
I own a DFI NF4 Ultra D as well, this is a great board as well.

Edit: I forgot, I have got 3 bios chips and an external programmer. So I can test anything I want.

[BTTB]

Pleasure Sparks :-)

I owned the Epox 8K3A+ before the Asus A7V Rev2, bought it in Singapore if I recall correctly.
One or both of these boards are still in my cupboard, what for one could ask, some kind of nostalgic weirdness to keep a poked board.
Will throw them out one day.

Please publish your results with some pics.

Regards,
BTTB.

[Sparks]

I will, it could take some time since I have more then 1 project now.
I bought 100 E8400’s for binning...

[pacmanfan]

Pleasure Sparks :-)

I owned the Epox 8K3A+ before the Asus A7V Rev2, bought it in Singapore if I recall correctly.
One or both of these boards are still in my cupboard, what for one could ask, some kind of nostalgic weirdness to keep a poked board.
Will throw them out one day.

Please publish your results with some pics.

Regards,
BTTB.

I went from an 8K3A right to an NF7 v2.0. I haven't appreciated any newer boards as much as those. The NF7 adorns the wall above my workbench, and I just noticed some of the caps are bulging, so there's a chance I can refurb it if I ever feel like it... If ESD hasn't already killed it!

[pacmanfan]

Pleasure Sparks :-)

I owned the Epox 8K3A+ before the Asus A7V Rev2, bought it in Singapore if I recall correctly.
One or both of these boards are still in my cupboard, what for one could ask, some kind of nostalgic weirdness to keep a poked board.
Will throw them out one day.

Please publish your results with some pics.

Regards,
BTTB.

I went from an 8K3A right to an NF7 v2.0. I haven't appreciated any newer boards as much as those. The NF7 adorns the wall above my workbench, and I just noticed some of the caps are bulging, so there's a chance I can refurb it if I ever feel like it... If ESD hasn't already killed it for good!