First of all, hello to all users.
I used a T43 (still in possesion). Than I got from a friend a dead r60e, got it to work, made other modifications. Long story made short, now its a R60 with T5600/3GB/X1400/1400x1050. Last upgrade was a SSD, its a Samsung 850 EVO 240GB. A T7600 or T7400 will follow.
Performance is more than sufficient for me, yes but there is a but..
I've read that even having a ssd drive there is a possibility to have a much better performance having a modified bios. Tried to find it but with no success. What exactly is needed to make a successful BIOS upgrade?
Best regards
R60 modified BIOS
R60 modified BIOS
T420 / 8GB / i5-2520M / HD3000 / 250GB EVO SSD
T410 / 8GB / i5-520M / 250GB EVO SSD
R60 / 3 GB / T5600 / X1400 128MB / 120GB EVO SSD
Collecting dust
T43
Gaming on a FX@4,5Ghz + R9 and ofc EVO SSD
T410 / 8GB / i5-520M / 250GB EVO SSD
R60 / 3 GB / T5600 / X1400 128MB / 120GB EVO SSD
Collecting dust
T43
Gaming on a FX@4,5Ghz + R9 and ofc EVO SSD
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axur-delmeria
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Re: R60 modified BIOS
No. The R60's SATA ports are limited to SATA I speeds due to the chipset itself, and not a BIOS lock.
Daily driver: X220 4291-P79 i5-2520M
In reserve: X61 T7500, X60 T2300
In pieces: X60s CS U1300 [board only], two retired but working X61Ts
RIP: 760XD 9546-U9E
In reserve: X61 T7500, X60 T2300
In pieces: X60s CS U1300 [board only], two retired but working X61Ts
RIP: 760XD 9546-U9E
Re: R60 modified BIOS
Thank you very much. So the only way is to change motherboard.
T420 / 8GB / i5-2520M / HD3000 / 250GB EVO SSD
T410 / 8GB / i5-520M / 250GB EVO SSD
R60 / 3 GB / T5600 / X1400 128MB / 120GB EVO SSD
Collecting dust
T43
Gaming on a FX@4,5Ghz + R9 and ofc EVO SSD
T410 / 8GB / i5-520M / 250GB EVO SSD
R60 / 3 GB / T5600 / X1400 128MB / 120GB EVO SSD
Collecting dust
T43
Gaming on a FX@4,5Ghz + R9 and ofc EVO SSD
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axur-delmeria
- ThinkPadder

- Posts: 1269
- Joined: Mon May 28, 2012 5:49 am
- Location: Metro Manila, Philippines
Re: R60 modified BIOS
Upgrading to an R61 board, then applying the Middleton BIOS will allow SATA II speeds.
Daily driver: X220 4291-P79 i5-2520M
In reserve: X61 T7500, X60 T2300
In pieces: X60s CS U1300 [board only], two retired but working X61Ts
RIP: 760XD 9546-U9E
In reserve: X61 T7500, X60 T2300
In pieces: X60s CS U1300 [board only], two retired but working X61Ts
RIP: 760XD 9546-U9E
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