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Thanks, uclajd. With the P4P800 Beta Bios, I now have 4 more Dothan-able mobos.

Interestingly enough, the P4P800-VM does have a working BIOS setting for the muliplier. For example, using the CT-479 jumpered to 533 MHz, I just adjusted it to 15:1 and turned my P-M 2.0/400 into a 2.0/533. I'm just beginning to test it for overclocking, but that will have to be done with ClockGen,...

what ram are you using? thought about using that board. changing the muiti to use a higher FSB at same speed or highest possible at defualt volts. I'm currently using 4 x 256 MB Corsair XMS-PC3200LL Rev1.1 with BH-5 chips, but I've also used other RAM. If you set the jumper on the CT-479 to 533 MHz...

Eek, I hope it wasn't the voltage. My CT-479 seems to ignore the VID of the CPU and always defaults to 1.568V. I'ved used both a Dothan core (C-M 350) and a Banias C-M 340. I had to use the 1009 beta BIOS to lower the VCORE but for some stupid reason I can only lower it to 1.500V (I can select betw...

For those of you with contacts at ASUS, how about prodding them to get some more BIOS's out there. It's hard to believe it would take that much effort from them, especially given that they already have three.

Any news on any variety of P4P800 other than the SE?