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R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Hello,
I got a nice R61i lately, and was asked by my father-in-law to prepare it for him.
However, after modding it to middleton 2.24-1.00 it is unable to start on T9300. T7300 works fine and stable but extra power and less heat.
I got a bit confused, since I did the BIOS reflashing on more than 50 R61i units and never faced such thing. I was scanning the forum for some information but found two conflicting opinions about the board's capability.
I got a nice R61i lately, and was asked by my father-in-law to prepare it for him.
However, after modding it to middleton 2.24-1.00 it is unable to start on T9300. T7300 works fine and stable but extra power and less heat.
I got a bit confused, since I did the BIOS reflashing on more than 50 R61i units and never faced such thing. I was scanning the forum for some information but found two conflicting opinions about the board's capability.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
My R61 is running a Penryn CPU as well. I had to flash the 15.4" R61 Middleton BIOS in order to get it working.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Looking at your systems I presume you've flashed 2.24-1.08 BIOS on 15,1" unit, right?
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
I can't remember for sure but I believe so, yes. My R61 is a 15.0" unit.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Worth giving a shot.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Tried, but with no happy end. I get the message "BIOS image file cannot be found".
The system is 8943-dsg.
I am wondering whether the CPU is 100% OK... it's not I'm getting the thermal error message, the screen simply lies blank after swap. Wil try with another penryn.
The system is 8943-dsg.
I am wondering whether the CPU is 100% OK... it's not I'm getting the thermal error message, the screen simply lies blank after swap. Wil try with another penryn.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
A 15" R61 needs a different approach, doing so with a Merom CPU installed.
First install Middleton's 1.24-1.00 BIOS.
Extract the files from M's 2.24-1.08 BIOS, run Winphlash.exe in Windows and browse to the extracted $01B3000.FL1
Ignore the warning message about the BIOS versions not matching.
After the flash you can install a Penryn CPU.
That's what I did with your latest R601FL.
First install Middleton's 1.24-1.00 BIOS.
Extract the files from M's 2.24-1.08 BIOS, run Winphlash.exe in Windows and browse to the extracted $01B3000.FL1
Ignore the warning message about the BIOS versions not matching.
After the flash you can install a Penryn CPU.
That's what I did with your latest R601FL.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
RBS, you're like the Christmas Song. I was fighting it for a couple of weeks - it worked straight away now, and the system runs BRILIANTLY.
I'm seriously considering selling my top-end pimped T601 now. R6x build quality is just so dmn good and runs way cooler (even having in mind my T601 runs hardware modified T61p's fan). Put in a X9000 w/Dual-IDA and I can have a laptop computer, hammer, buckler and cutting board all in one.
Or maybe I'm just extremely used to A31
I'm seriously considering selling my top-end pimped T601 now. R6x build quality is just so dmn good and runs way cooler (even having in mind my T601 runs hardware modified T61p's fan). Put in a X9000 w/Dual-IDA and I can have a laptop computer, hammer, buckler and cutting board all in one.
Or maybe I'm just extremely used to A31
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Good to hear!
Just in case: 1304 Firewire no longer works after that particular double flash, but who really cares?
Just in case: 1304 Firewire no longer works after that particular double flash, but who really cares?
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Hello,
Decided to post my experience here. At the present I also try to enable my new R61i (8943-dkg) to work with penryn (T8100). After installing Middleton BIOS in version 1.29, I wanted to install version 2.24. And I also ger an error "BIOS image file not found". I use boot CD, since no Windows installed on the system.
Any way to resolve the issue? One option - run it in Windows like others did - is clear, but do I have alternatives?
Regards,
Andrey
P.S. I have another thread where I posted this issue. I hope, i haven't broken any rule by this "double" posting.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
No, the above is the only way (via W7).
Borrow (or spend a few Euros and buy) any working 2.5" SATA HDD, on which you then install a basic W7, no updates needed.
Borrow (or spend a few Euros and buy) any working 2.5" SATA HDD, on which you then install a basic W7, no updates needed.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Just a quick update from my experience working on this amazing machine:
I bought a sort of 'parts only' 8930-A63 last year, and got my hands on a nice T8300 for it. I did install Middleton's BIOS prior to the CPU swap and the machine booted at first, but once the processor got itself on operational temperatures, the fan would just keep spinning faster and faster, and the thermal proteection triggered a shutdown at all times on Windows 7 only (can't recall if this was entirely true for Linux as well). Kind of annoying.
Yesterday I swapped the T8300 for a T7250 I had on a project T61 machine, and not only it booted normally, but did not show any signs of thermal protection triggering a random shutdown (~3h straight use without a glitch).
In a nutshell: Your planar might be able to boot and operate with the Penryn, but if you encounter any sort of issues, better to stick back to a Merom.
I bought a sort of 'parts only' 8930-A63 last year, and got my hands on a nice T8300 for it. I did install Middleton's BIOS prior to the CPU swap and the machine booted at first, but once the processor got itself on operational temperatures, the fan would just keep spinning faster and faster, and the thermal proteection triggered a shutdown at all times on Windows 7 only (can't recall if this was entirely true for Linux as well). Kind of annoying.
Yesterday I swapped the T8300 for a T7250 I had on a project T61 machine, and not only it booted normally, but did not show any signs of thermal protection triggering a random shutdown (~3h straight use without a glitch).
In a nutshell: Your planar might be able to boot and operate with the Penryn, but if you encounter any sort of issues, better to stick back to a Merom.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
I would suspect that there's something wrong with that T8300 specimen that is in your possession. It would be interesting to see how it behaves in a different system.JGTC.co.jp wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2019 7:54 am
In a nutshell: Your planar might be able to boot and operate with the Penryn, but if you encounter any sort of issues, better to stick back to a Merom.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
I'd also recommend testing the CPU first. I have Penryned more than 20 R61i (pretty popular system in Poland), never any issue with Penryns, some also pinmodded to accept 1066FSB CPUs.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Gents,
Quick update on requested test items, writing from the T61 6464-B51 test machine booted into W7 with the T8300 that caused the reported culprit:
@George: This T8300 is reported as Family 6, Model 7, Stepping 6 (Ext. Fam. 6, Ext. Mod. 17 Rev. M0) in CPU-Z.
@wjuste: The T61 machine is coping well with the T8300 under the usual loads that triggered the thermal protection in the R61i. Plus, both machines were acquierd as Parts and none of them have had thier fans worked out for alleviating the wear and tear their shafts have (rather noisy, not that annoying!)
Been monitoring the machine using OpenHardwareMonitor and it appears to be reporting clocks and temperatures as expected. Have not got past 1.6 GHz on SpeedStep, though. Will update as soon as I find something else worth of interest.
EDIT: Completely tested wtih a full Windows Update run, YouTube playback and big file copy. 2.4GHz attainable, and very stable on temps. No thermal protection triggering whatsoever (Shall I try and retrofit a new fan on the R61i then?).
Cheers,
Quick update on requested test items, writing from the T61 6464-B51 test machine booted into W7 with the T8300 that caused the reported culprit:
@George: This T8300 is reported as Family 6, Model 7, Stepping 6 (Ext. Fam. 6, Ext. Mod. 17 Rev. M0) in CPU-Z.
@wjuste: The T61 machine is coping well with the T8300 under the usual loads that triggered the thermal protection in the R61i. Plus, both machines were acquierd as Parts and none of them have had thier fans worked out for alleviating the wear and tear their shafts have (rather noisy, not that annoying!)
Been monitoring the machine using OpenHardwareMonitor and it appears to be reporting clocks and temperatures as expected. Have not got past 1.6 GHz on SpeedStep, though. Will update as soon as I find something else worth of interest.
EDIT: Completely tested wtih a full Windows Update run, YouTube playback and big file copy. 2.4GHz attainable, and very stable on temps. No thermal protection triggering whatsoever (Shall I try and retrofit a new fan on the R61i then?).
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Well even a damaged R61i heatsink should cool the system enough so it can at least boot unless there is no contact between the heatsink and CPU.JGTC.co.jp wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2019 6:29 pmEDIT: Completely tested wtih a full Windows Update run, YouTube playback and big file copy. 2.4GHz attainable, and very stable on temps. No thermal protection triggering whatsoever (Shall I try and retrofit a new fan on the R61i then?).
Install it back in R61, launch hwinfo, and take a glimpse at the temperatures there.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Hi wujste,
Giving up already: If I connect it without battery, it sort of falls back to a fail-safe configuration and I can't get it past 1.6 GHz. If I connect it with the battery, it remains stable till I apply the AC Adapter and runs anything short of real stress. It is even able to properly reach 2.4 GHz, but I still think that either the planar or any of its DC stages might be acting up on this one, as I cannot really trust a 233 MHz FSB read while on battery power. Reported temperatures for a Penryn max out at ~75 degrees Celsius, although I can no longer trust any figure with the Penryn in. I'll update this post with the exact die and Planar numbers in a few.
EDIT: Planar FRU 42X6816; CPU sSpec SLAYQ. Many thanks for your patience!
Giving up already: If I connect it without battery, it sort of falls back to a fail-safe configuration and I can't get it past 1.6 GHz. If I connect it with the battery, it remains stable till I apply the AC Adapter and runs anything short of real stress. It is even able to properly reach 2.4 GHz, but I still think that either the planar or any of its DC stages might be acting up on this one, as I cannot really trust a 233 MHz FSB read while on battery power. Reported temperatures for a Penryn max out at ~75 degrees Celsius, although I can no longer trust any figure with the Penryn in. I'll update this post with the exact die and Planar numbers in a few.
EDIT: Planar FRU 42X6816; CPU sSpec SLAYQ. Many thanks for your patience!
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Drop me a PM. I should have a 4:3 plannar I can share for a shipping. I think I will also find some time to middleton it as well.JGTC.co.jp wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2019 7:15 pmI'll update this post with the exact die and Planar numbers in a few.
EDIT: Planar FRU 42X6816; CPU sSpec SLAYQ. Many thanks for your patience!
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Better if you gave it to someone who actually has this machine
The instructions summarized in this thread are a means of overcoming a BIOS limitation particular to the 15.0" 4:3 R61(i) which your R61 does not share. See the seminal post in Peak2Peak's sig for the context.JGTC.co.jp wrote: ...
If you've followed the instructions you've either got the wrong EC firmware type or revision, depending on what exactly you've done.
If you've successfully done this
then you have the wrong EC fw type.RealBlackStuff wrote: First install Middleton's 1.24-1.00 BIOS
If you didn't successfully update the EC fw as above, but proceeded following the instructions, you likely have the wrong EC fw revision.
On startup press the F1 key and read your BIOS and EC version. Tell us that and precisely what you've done (flashing which BIOS version in which order and how), also your screen resolution to confirm you don't have a 15.0" R61. Do this before doing anything further.
Burn the correct Middleton BIOS iso (2.24-1.08) for your machine [confirm this for yourself, there are about 4 different BIOS versions for the R61 depending on your machine-type] to CD, research how to do that properly if you haven't done so before, flash it and hope that it will flash your EC. Press F1 on startup and compare with the BIOS and EC fw versions obtained before.
Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
This is a good one I mistook the system for 15.0" 4:3 unit
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
This particular machine is a 15.4" WS R61i. I went straight-through on flashing 2.24-1.08 on the BIOS the machine had when I first got it in my hands, quite a while ago.
Sounds like a nice project machine! I might need to source some 4:3 Magnesiums and plastics, mostly...
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
what do you mean better quality? the R series was a lower end series, lower than the T series at least.wujstefan wrote: ↑Fri Mar 24, 2017 3:54 am
I'm seriously considering selling my top-end pimped T601 now. R6x build quality is just so dmn good and runs way cooler (even having in mind my T601 runs hardware modified T61p's fan). Put in a X9000 w/Dual-IDA and I can have a laptop computer, hammer, buckler and cutting board all in one.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
That was the idea at the time, yes. But the reality is that I'd much rather have a 15" 4:3 R60/61 as a modding platform than a T60. The only weak spot of the R series is cooling and that's a fairly easy fix. Their frames don't break and their hinges don't get wobbly from just being looked at with an evil eye as opposed to T6x series.TinkerMan wrote: ↑Fri Jun 07, 2019 2:57 pmwhat do you mean better quality? the R series was a lower end series, lower than the T series at least.wujstefan wrote: ↑Fri Mar 24, 2017 3:54 am
I'm seriously considering selling my top-end pimped T601 now. R6x build quality is just so dmn good and runs way cooler (even having in mind my T601 runs hardware modified T61p's fan). Put in a X9000 w/Dual-IDA and I can have a laptop computer, hammer, buckler and cutting board all in one.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Not to mention scratch-proof surface, non-touchpad palmrest and ability to sport a R500 motherboard.ajkula66 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 07, 2019 3:45 pmThat was the idea at the time, yes. But the reality is that I'd much rather have a 15" 4:3 R60/61 as a modding platform than a T60. The only weak spot of the R series is cooling and that's a fairly easy fix. Their frames don't break and their hinges don't get wobbly from just being looked at with an evil eye as opposed to T6x series.
All my T601s are long gone. I'm with my R600 now, super-happy with what I can still do on this system.
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
this is a type of frankenpad I am unfamiliar with, what are the exact parts ( and from what models) , and what type of display are we talking about here wide or 4:3?
I've built 2 T601Fs with X9000 and also 2 reverse T601s using the T60 mobos inside the T61 frames.
but I also own an unmodified 15,4 inch wide screen R61i, which was in fact my very first laptop 11 years ago.
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T61 14" 4:3, T9500, 8GB, NVS140M
T60 14" 4:3, T7600, 3GB, GMA950
P71, 7700HQ, 16GB, P600, IPS
T470 6300U
R61i, T430s
RIP: T43p, X201
P1, XEON 2176, 32GB ECC, P2000, IPS
X230, 3320M, 16GB, HD4000, IPS
T601F X9000, 8GB, X3100, UXGA FlexView 1600x1200
T61 14" 4:3, T9500, 8GB, NVS140M
T60 14" 4:3, T7600, 3GB, GMA950
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T470 6300U
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Re: R61i motherboard can't handle Penryn?
Hello,
some time ago (6-8 months) I bought R61i (15 inch, 4:3) for 40€ and replaced its display with UXGA from T60p, added CPU (T8100) and put 4 GB of RAM. I'm more than happy. R61i is definitely bulkier and less elegant than T60 or T61, but it's stable, quiet (comparing to my T60p with ATI card) and does its job as expected.
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