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2009/11/30 19:24:09 (permalink)
This BIOS is ONLY for the EVGA X58 SLI Motherboard (part number 132-BL-E758-)

SZ2Z Updates:
  • Added "Reserve RC for Bridge" - Enables resources for 5 VGA's.
  • Added High Precision Event Timer
  • Disables PS2 keyboard in device manager if no PS2 keyboard present

BIOS updating can be accomplished VIA the below methods:



CD/DVD Installation - Recommended installation method
  • Download the following .iso file: E758_SZ2Z.iso
  • Use a CD Burning software to burn the .iso image onto a blank CD (Nero, Alochol 120%, MagicISO etc.)
  • After it has burned, insert CD and restart the machine, go into the BIOS and load defaults, save and exit
  • Now set the CD Drive as the primary boot device, or press escape while the system is booting to select CD as the bootable device.
  • After flash remove the CD, and power off PC Completely.
  • Turn on the PC and load defaults in BIOS
 


USB FLOPPY Installation - Recommended installation method
  • Download the following executable: E758_SZ2Z.exe
  • Insert blank floppy disk into drive and run executable
  • After the floppy has written fully, restart the machine, go into the BIOS and load defaults, save and exit
  • Now set the USB Floppy as the primary boot device, or press escape while the system is booting to select USB Floppy as the bootable device
  • After flash remove the floppy, power off PC Completely
  • Turn on the PC and load defaults in BIOS
 


USB Flash Drive Installation - Alternate installation method
  • Download: E758SZ2Z.bin
  • Visit this thread and follow the installation instructions. (thanks 30h6).
 


Warning:
**Do not restart or interrupt your PC while the flash is ongoing
**Do not Flash BIOS on overclocked settings
**It is always recommended to power-down after flash and Clear CMOS

post edited by EVGATech_MattM - 2014/08/07 08:22:18


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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/11/30 23:03:44 (permalink)
    no issues so far...
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 03:12:42 (permalink)
    OH MY GOD!!!

    S3 Sleep works flawlessly with this bios, rev 1.1 board, it has never ever worked before, finally, a 2 second bootup!!

    And this is with a 4.4ghz OC!

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 03:38:42 (permalink)
    Most notably, the new BIOS builds include a High Precision Event Timer (HPET), a hardware timer used to supplement and replace the periodic interrupt function of the aging Real-Time Clock (RTC). In comparison to the RTC and Programmable Interval Timer (PIT), the High Precision Event Timer can produce periodic interrupts to the CPU at much higher resolutions than the RTC is capable of. Unfortunately, the feature is only compatible with newer operating systems including Windows Vista, Windows 7 and the x86 versions of Mac OS X.

    In addition, the BIOS engineering team has added a “Reserve RC for Bridge” feature that enables resources for five VGA’s and has also implemented a way to disable a PS/2 keyboard in Device Manager if no PS/2 keyboard is present.


    EVGA releases plethora of X58 SLI BIOS updates

    "Maybe one day you will learn that your way, is not the only way"

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 05:52:07 (permalink)
    Thanks for the new BIOS :)

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 09:17:45 (permalink)
    Was wondering what the *NEW* HPET Mode was used for..Googled this..:)
    Common Options : 64-Bit Mode, 32-Bit Mode
    Quick Review
    This BIOS option is linked to the HPET Support BIOS option. HPET Support must be enabled for this BIOS option to be active.
    The HPET, short for High Precision Event Timer, is a new system timer developed by Intel and Microsoft to replace the four system timers currently in use. Some HPETs have 64-bits wide registers which can also run in the 32-bit mode. This is where the HPET Mode BIOS option comes in.
    Setting it to the 64-Bit Mode allows the 64-bit operating systems and applications to make full use of the HPET's 64-bit registers.
    Setting it to the 32-Bit Mode forces the HPET's 64-bit registers to run in the 32-bit mode. This allows proper operation when used with a 32-bit operating system.
    If you are using a 64-bit operating system, you should select the 64-Bit Mode so that the operating system and 64-bit applications can make full use of the HPET's 64-bit registers. There is no harm in selecting the 32-Bit Mode although it will mean a potential reduction in counter resolution and/or functionality.
    If you are using a 32-bit operating system, you should select the 32-Bit Mode.
    If you are dual-booting between a 64-bit operating system and a 32-bit operating system and both support the HPET, select the 32-Bit Mode. If the 64-bit operating system supports HPET while the 32-bit operating system does not (e.g. Windows XP), then you can select the 64-Bit Mode.

        
     
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 12:26:55 (permalink)
    i like the explanations but in simple terms what does HPET do etc. will we see higher clock stability?
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 12:36:09 (permalink)
    before i update, is anyone still getting the double pump on boot up?

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 15:11:31 (permalink)
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    SZ2Z Updates:
    • Added "Reserve RC for Bridge" - Enables resources for 5 VGA's.
    • Added High Precision Event Timer
    • Disables PS2 keyboard in device manager if no PS2 keyboard present

    I had this problem when I flashed up to SZ2R(?). My system would take almost two hours to boot to the Windows login screen. Everything was working perfectly, except that a non-existent PS/2 keyboard started showing up in Device Manager. I had figured it was Logitech's software that messed everything up. So I completely reinstalled my system. Now I see what was really going on.

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 17:34:19 (permalink)
    lawtq

    OH MY GOD!!!

    S3 Sleep works flawlessly with this bios, rev 1.1 board, it has never ever worked before, finally, a 2 second bootup!!

    And this is with a 4.4ghz OC!

    You are not kidding us, right? some sort of April (its not april, I know) fool joke...or something...

    I am going to be flashing this one soon!

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 20:10:58 (permalink)
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    lawtq

    OH MY GOD!!!

    S3 Sleep works flawlessly with this bios, rev 1.1 board, it has never ever worked before, finally, a 2 second bootup!!

    And this is with a 4.4ghz OC!

    You are not kidding us, right? some sort of April (its not april, I know) fool joke...or something...

    I am going to be flashing this one soon!
    Man! You were really kidding! Because I think you don't know what the issues are. The S3 issues are not fixed in this BIOS.

    I still can't resume on 3rd sleep if I use manual vcore setting.

    And temps still rise dramatically after 5th successful attempt using Auto vcore (which of course limits the overclock).

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/01 22:01:47 (permalink)
    what a classic waste of time!

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/02 02:37:46 (permalink)
    Strange, workinig for me, (not tried auto vcore, only interested in OC'ing) some have problems some dont it seems, wish they would sort it out once and for all.  I could not even shut down before on s3 sleep (let alone resume) it would hang forever, now works for me, tried over 10 restarts, vreg & system temps seem normal
    post edited by lawtq - 2009/12/02 02:58:31

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/02 05:51:02 (permalink)
    Still no S3 resume for me. (rev 1.0).

    System hangs on resume so I must power off. Then the BIOS reports the system processor has changed. I must reload my BIOS settings to get back where I was before the S3 sleep.
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/02 09:10:19 (permalink)
    lawtq

    Strange, workinig for me, (not tried auto vcore, only interested in OC'ing) some have problems some dont it seems, wish they would sort it out once and for all.  I could not even shut down before on s3 sleep (let alone resume) it would hang forever, now works for me, tried over 10 restarts, vreg & system temps seem normal
    Can you suspend and resume multiple times at a stretch? What's the bclk? And how do VREG and SYSTEM temperatures look when you suspended 6 times and resumed?

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/02 12:28:49 (permalink)
    8800gts320

    Was wondering what the *NEW* HPET Mode was used for..Googled this..:)
    Common Options : 64-Bit Mode, 32-Bit Mode
    Quick Review
    This BIOS option is linked to the HPET Support BIOS option. HPET Support must be enabled for this BIOS option to be active.
    The HPET, short for High Precision Event Timer, is a new system timer developed by Intel and Microsoft to replace the four system timers currently in use. Some HPETs have 64-bits wide registers which can also run in the 32-bit mode. This is where the HPET Mode BIOS option comes in.
    Setting it to the 64-Bit Mode allows the 64-bit operating systems and applications to make full use of the HPET's 64-bit registers.
    Setting it to the 32-Bit Mode forces the HPET's 64-bit registers to run in the 32-bit mode. This allows proper operation when used with a 32-bit operating system.
    If you are using a 64-bit operating system, you should select the 64-Bit Mode so that the operating system and 64-bit applications can make full use of the HPET's 64-bit registers. There is no harm in selecting the 32-Bit Mode although it will mean a potential reduction in counter resolution and/or functionality.
    If you are using a 32-bit operating system, you should select the 32-Bit Mode.
    If you are dual-booting between a 64-bit operating system and a 32-bit operating system and both support the HPET, select the 32-Bit Mode. If the 64-bit operating system supports HPET while the 32-bit operating system does not (e.g. Windows XP), then you can select the 64-Bit Mode.

    this will hopefully be the fix to the BSODing of loading profiles in games
     
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/02 15:28:30 (permalink)
    lam_das

    what a classic waste of time!


    Hmmm ... I was hoping this would be the one to which I finally update (currently at SZ21) that would fix the double boot cycle - which I always see since S3 sleep is unreliable. 

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/03 00:04:18 (permalink)
    Anyone else tried this bios???

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/03 05:54:46 (permalink)
    yeah my pc seems alot smoother now

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/03 07:04:10 (permalink)
    the.illegalnaut

    before i update, is anyone still getting the double pump on boot up?


    I would be curious as well...
     
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/03 07:13:05 (permalink)
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    the.illegalnaut

    before i update, is anyone still getting the double pump on boot up?


    I would be curious as well...
     
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    YES  - still getting the "double pump" on boot up.
     
    rev 1.0 board
     
     
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/03 13:01:11 (permalink)
    KFIELDS

    Still no S3 resume for me. (rev 1.0).

    System hangs on resume so I must power off. Then the BIOS reports the system processor has changed. I must reload my BIOS settings to get back where I was before the S3 sleep.

     
    I get the exact same issue on my 1.0 board.
     
    S3 is still bugged. My system wont resume properly. Requires a hard boot to get it working after a failed resume.
     
     
    For those that think the double boot is a problem... It was introduced a few revisions ago and thats when they made the statement that it was normal. They made the bios do it on purpose.
     
    Whats its been? like 9 bios revisions now and still no fix.. We with the rev 1.0 boards sure got screwed out of our $300+ investment.
     
    post edited by sylon - 2009/12/04 17:22:47
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/03 13:42:52 (permalink)
    My double pump start-up seems to have disappeared with this BIOS for some reason.

    Also, and this may be a stupid question, but I just installed windows 7 and want to enable VT, but can't find the option to do so in the BIOS anywhere. Am I blind or am I looking in the wrong place?

    Thanks!
    post edited by jfotos - 2009/12/03 14:02:37
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/03 14:42:38 (permalink)
    I remember seeing where it was normal, but can anyone explain why. And is this every time you turn you rig on, or only in certain situations?

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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/03 17:04:45 (permalink)
    jfotos

    My double pump start-up seems to have disappeared with this BIOS for some reason.

    Also, and this may be a stupid question, but I just installed windows 7 and want to enable VT, but can't find the option to do so in the BIOS anywhere. Am I blind or am I looking in the wrong place?

    Thanks!


    That's why the double pump is gone.  It's enabled when VT is enabled, IIRC.  Try "Frequency Voltage Control -> CPU Feature".  That's where it is on my mobo anyway.

    Z.

     
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/04 04:15:35 (permalink)
    My configuration

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    I need virtualizar of mine PC, But I need move in BIOS, how to hit a BIOS assuredly?


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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/04 07:33:22 (permalink)
    And still no support for my Hauppauge TV tuner.
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/04 13:09:34 (permalink)
    If I have a raid set up will updating the bios result in me having to rebuild my raid? (raid 0)
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/04 14:27:42 (permalink)
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    If I have a raid set up will updating the bios result in me having to rebuild my raid? (raid 0)


    No. Just make sure that you load defaults from main BIOS menu before you flash. F10 and "y" restart. Keep hitting ESC to get to BOOT  menu and select you flashing device (CD/DVD or Flash Drive). After flash set BIOS again to your liking and continue.

     
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    justinboy71
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    Re:EVGA X58 SLI (E758) - SZ2Z BIOS Released 2009/12/04 14:57:05 (permalink)
    I will give this bios a try latter on...Downloading the file right now. I also have RAID 0.

    Intel Core i7 OC 4.23GHZ (H20) / EVGA X58 4-way classy (h20) / EVGA GTX 580 Black ops SLI (with Vanilla, H20)
    G.Skill 8-8-8-24 2000MHZ / Corsair 1200 watt PSU / OCZ Vertex 2 SSD (OS Drive) / WD 640gb Black Cavair Raid 0
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