Hello to everyone after various tests, I tried to enable Intel enhanced speedstep and setting the BIOS multipler to 9x or more (you can from 6x to 25x) and via Crystal CPUID set EIST multiplier seems to work here is a screen for now are stable at this two set speed:
9x Multiplier: stable
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=296434
10x Multiplier: stable
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=296440
in test other setup...
Any more screens Ladert6, from mobo , ram speed etc....
Hello sorry for this I forgot to do for the joy of trying finally Striker Extreme with the QX9650 with multiplier "unlocked"Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
I'm really glad the Striker is really going to work now, that will shut some peeps up if it will truly run the QX from the bios ( hopefully with the new beta 1502)
Let's say the truth! The Striker Extreme and the other 680i motherboard could support some time ago and that the truth Nvidia wants to sell the 780 series (simple 680i A2 + PCI express 2.0 support with bridge chip) and the rest are all excuses.
I believe them that the reference boards aren't capable of running a Yorkfield, as I read somewhere that there is a hard-mod needed to get it to run. But on the other hand, I agree that nVidia could have been faster with their help to get the support for the Striker.
New beta 1502? 4 months of waiting. I threw away and so are happy and do other $ 200 and more for buy new mobo 780i or 790i
I do trust in Nvidia, ASUS, Intel and this and gratitude ... EXTREME!
Even for that matter Don Dan in doubt, Nvidia talk about a problem of stability of tension VMMD if I am not mistaken, but is excuse in my opinion. Because I have friends of mobo EVGA and XFX and work with yorkfield in OC, Not perfect obviously because of the microcode QX9650 not be present in the BIOS but CPU operate and be usable!Quote:
Originally Posted by Don_Dan
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