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If all USB ports gone at one shot i think something to do with driver.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michowski
It did happen to me when i switched from one mobo to another one my windows couldnt recognize the usb ports even in safe mode. End up by reinstalling windows it solved my problem.
I can't format because I don't have a keyboard. It won't even work in dos so I can't enter bios or do anything. That's why I thought they all just went dead.
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Hey guys,
What is the best bios for Evga Classified 3 E770 ?
Thanks...
74 and 77 OC the same for me, which is all I tested. I didn't run into any problems with either.
Hey guys,
Who can help me with templates to 4.8GHz on a 980X?
Thanks...
Did some testing on Memory Low Gap and Maximum Payload Size using Classified 4-Way and 2x 6970 2GB in CFX.
Tested in Unigine Heaven.
1. Memory Low Gap.Code:Render: direct3d11
Mode: 2560x1600 4xAA fullscreen
Shaders: high
Textures: high
Filter: trilinear
Anisotropy: 16x
Occlusion: enabled
Refraction: enabled
Volumetric: enabled
Replication: disabled
Tessellation: extreme
2G:
FPS: 39.7
Scores: 1000
Min FPS: 12.9
Max FPS: 88.8
3G:
FPS: 39.9
Scores: 1005
Min FPS: 13.4
Max FPS: 88.7
Auto:
FPS: 40.1
Scores: 1010
Min FPS: 13.4
Max FPS: 90.3
Sticking to Auto...
2. Maximum Payload Size.
Read up first.
According to Intel's datasheet (page 34):
So not sure there was any point to go up from 128 to 4096...Quote:
3.2.5.1 Max_Payload_Size
The IOH supports a Max_Payload_Size of 256 Bytes on PCI Express ports and 128 Bytes on DMI.
Then again:
http://www.techarp.com/showFreeBOG.a...ng=0&bogno=385
Test results:Quote:
It is recommended that you set this BIOS feature to 4096, as this allows all PCI Express devices connected to send up to 4096 bytes of data in each TLP. This gives you maximum efficiency per transfer.
However, this is subject to the PCI device connected to it. If that device only supports a maximum TLP payload size of 512 bytes, the motherboard chipset will communicate with it with a maximum TLP payload size of 512 bytes, even if you set this BIOS feature to 4096.
128:
FPS: 39.9
Scores: 1005
Min FPS: 15.2
Max FPS: 89.4
256:
FPS: 39.9
Scores: 1005
Min FPS: 16.1
Max FPS: 89.3
4096:
FPS: 39.9
Scores: 1006
Min FPS: 15.5
Max FPS: 88.8
I did 3-4 runs for each, these are average values. Results are inconclusive, perhaps 256 is slightly better (when looking at particular runs, not averages).
DPC latency is not affected.
Could someone please test Maximum Payload Size (128, 256, 4096) in 3DMark 11 using CFX/SLI? :)
Anyone have links to a collection of E762 bios'es? Sorta late bloomer for a 4way.. :D
Got it 2nd hand though. Thanks in advance guys...
They're all available on the EVGA site when you go to the BIOS download page for 762: http://www.evga.com/support/drivers/Quote:
Originally Posted by maxxx
@resident1509: Thanks for that.... :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by resident1509
Hello, wich is the best bios for OC X on 760 classified for 980x ???
tks!
ver 77
look what my classy just did:D
i can boot alot higher:D
gonna try for more:yepp:
edit:went a bit higher on next try:D
nice bclk :)
what cooling?
BTW looks like you have a good cpu, you should get a pot and try it at LN2 :D
cooled by a phase unit built by Gray moleQuote:
Originally Posted by Mafio
i plan to play with some dice in the summer
its just too cold outside right now lol
zsamz,very nice:D
If you want to bench together let me know :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
I have problem with stable my cpu i7 980x 4.5Ghz. These are my settings in BIOS:
Cpu vcore: 1.435V
Cpu Vtt: +300mV
Dim voltage: 1.65V
Ich Vcore: 1.1V
What do I need to change that my cpu stable? Please help. I have evga Classified E760
your vtt is way too highQuote:
Originally Posted by M_T_M
you dont need over 150% 1.36v vtt should be more than enough n you over 1.45v
post your settings : pll, uclk .....Quote:
Originally Posted by M_T_M
+1 :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
AWESOME :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
Nice job man, Congrats!!!
These are my voltage for i7 980x 4.5ghz. I have to change the CPU VTT at 1.36V??
http://www.shrani.si/t/G/6V/2NXb0CWt/p1040355.jpg
change tpQuote:
Originally Posted by M_T_M
Vdroop control - without vdroop
VCORE - 1,38-1.43
VTT 100-150
CPU PLL -1.6- 1,8
IOH PLL - 1,800
QPI PLL - 1,36
VDIMM - 1,64
DIMM ref - 0
IOH core - 1,15
IOH/ICH/ I/O voltage - 1,55
ICH core - 1,1
VTT PWM freq - 200-370
CPU PWM freq - 840
CPU impedance - less
QPI signal comp - less
tkanks bud:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub
NICE!Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
I have a 920 like that :D
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=979704
would run most all dx9 3d benches i could throw at it @240 BKL @-20-30c.
1.49vc 1.30vvt 1.65 cpu ppl 1.65v.ddr 1.70v dmm real :)
never tried to push it or the mb too high for cpuz or anything else like that.