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    GD70 bios files

    Grabbing as many as i can and making them available here nice and easy.

    124 beta

    133 beta

    135 beta

    136 beta

    137 beta

    141 beta

    142 beta

    143 beta

    144 beta

    145 beta

    146 beta

    151 beta

    152 beta

    153 beta

    154 beta

    155 beta

    156 beta

    157 beta

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    163 beta

    172 beta

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    174 beta

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    176 beta

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    163 beta changelog

    - Support "CPU Core Control" function.
    - Modify Dual EC item string and ACC option string.
    - Modify code to get better DDR1600 compatibility.
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    A7577AMS.163 ---> A7577AMS.171

    - Update SB750 CIM code to v5.1.0 RC2
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    A7577AMS.171 ---> A7577AMS.172

    01. Fixed BTS6.8.17 test fail.
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    A7577AMS.172 ---> A7577AMS.173

    - Fixed the CPU core not all enabled issue when set CPU Core Control to auto after disable CPU core.
    - Modify reset patch's watchdog timeout value.
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    A7577AMS.173 ---> A7577AMS.174

    1.Modify "EC Firmware" string to "Unlock CPU Core" .
    2.Disable GFX ASPM to get better performance.

    A7577AMS.174 ---> A7577AMS.175

    1. Fixed CPU Core Control function coding error.
    2. Correct DCT1 timing can adjust by DCT0 option mistake.
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    A7577AMS.175 ---> A7577AMS.176

    - Fix "Cache L1" size mistake in "CPU Sepcifications".
    - Fix the "CPU Stepping" of "CPU Sepcifications" information mistake in hot key mode.
    - Modify "Unlock CPU Core" option string.
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    A7577AMS.176 ---> A7577AMS.177

    - Fix M-Flash Boot function fail.
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    A7577AMS.177 ---> A7577AMS.181

    - Fixed system can't boot from LAN issue when set SATA as RAID mode
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    A7577AMS.181 ---> A7577AMS.182

    - Change AGESA version from v3.5.3.1 to v3.5.4.0.
    - Change ACPI module for new AGESA.
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    A7577AMS.182 ---> A7577AMS.183

    - Fix EC Bin enabled and then HT-Link Speed can adjust issue.
    - Fix Ec Bin enabled and then CPU FSB can not adjust issue.
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    A7577AMS.183 ---> 7577AMS.184

    - Change ACPI module for new AGESA.
    - Fixed NV platform some CPU run wrong HT speed.
    - Fixed HT Link Frequency overclock hang when set EC Firmware to Special.
    - AMD DA-C2 CPU Unganged Mode support only and Shaded item.
    - Follw EUP request to set PCI/PCIE PME to disabled.
    - Add "JFP2 Power LED Function".
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