After another time of inactivity,I'm back with a new system in progress:
ASUS P4P800-VM (
with P4P800-SE BIOS which has OC features,we all know that -VM and -MX boards have NO OC features)
10GB HDD (I wanted a retro HDD,and it won't be a problem for a light Vista install,currently I use WinME because I had to experiment BIOSes from other P4P800 series boards)
896MB PC3200 RAM (I have no idea how I got to this amount of RAM,as I use a AGP card,so there's no shared memory)
Pentium 4 "Willamette" 1.7 GHz (I have 2 Celeron D processors but both suck,they heat up worser than my broken Xbox)
ATI Radeon VE 32MB video card (AGP)
And that's the config.I currently use a Xbox DVD drive (Samsung SDH-605B)for installing Windows,as the old DVD drive I had,I took it and installed it in my PC.
AFUDOS gave me some headaches in the start,as I forgot about the /n /pbnc switches in order to force flash a new ROM.
And to make a top of the 3 BIOS files I have handy and tested,here's the list:
1.P4P800 SE ver 1012.001 - by far best BIOS I've tried,OC features and also has a "Power Temperature"sensor,which actually works!
2.P4P800-VM ver 1018 - usual ASUS's work on uATX boards - no OC features and just RAM OC options,which I don't know why they even put them there.
3.P4P800-MX ver 1004 - EVEN MORE crippling,almost to basic features.
I also have the -X BIOS,but because ASUS made it only 384kb I can't flash it.
What also surprised me is that there are options for the onboard video,yet CPU-Upgrade doesn't say anything about onboard video on that board:
http://www.cpu-upgrade.com/mb-ASUS/P4P800_SE.html