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Your mobo have hardware (not BIOS) problem. It`s "usually" for Jetway V266 series. Death Vcore-capable can approach itself, but bios flashing only accelerates this process.

>I would bet a bug in the bios.
NOT bios - it`s HARDWARE problem.

>to change the vcore via bios the mainboard needs some additional ICs. This mobo "was" have this "additional ICs". ;) It`s very "jocking" but disappear "Vcore option" for this mobo is "normal situation". :) I was see not one of this cases. In modbin you see this punkt but in the POST bios CHECK supp...

Phoenix bioses include 'platform.bin' in the end of main ROM-file - in old systems it was another file. Cut it by Mbit-size of your bioschip and flash to ROM.

Hosting problem. :/

It`s my code.

Choose to example any of 0x2000000 or higher...

Somes parts of you bios (1.4Mb, IDA 4.8 ):
http://rom.by/biosedit/examples/AMI/ami8_RAM.rar

cbrom 2.15 is NOT recommended for using. Use 2.07 or 2.08.
But for last bioses correct working only cbrom32-versions. I recommend - cbrom32 v. 1.49 (it correct work with old bioses too).

>Like Aptio, AMIBIOS8 is an EFI based BIOS.
AMBIOS8 is BIOS, not EFI.

K7 not support microcodes.

>dimm capacity on every intel VX chipset is 32MB per dimm and there is NO WAY AROUND that (FACT!).
1. DIMM 64Mb (32-chips - 16Mbit tech) run as 64MB.
2. Install stick 256Mb (by non-256MBit tech) and have 64Mb per each module: 64+64 = 128Mb DIMM RAM.

bi1 + bio + bi3 (64k) + bi2.

Which BIOS?

only fix.