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How does it compare to the asus p5w64 mobo ? fsb wise. cuz i'm waiting to buy one of these and the 680i is 279 euro's and the p5w64 is 269 euro's. I think i'm gonna put a 6300 on it until i can afford a quad core. So i need a high and stable fsb. I dont have much money so i want to be sure about this. i'd realy like to hear your oppinion about it.
Get an Asus P5B series mobo with 965 chipset.Quote:
Originally Posted by LyP0
Much more tested board and ideal for a low multi 6300 C2D.
This board still has problems with the Quad. Will not hit speeds of over 310-320 fsb, even with the new bios.
everyone still stuck at 465mhz?
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Originally Posted by NightRaven
I am at 479mhz with P20, was at 475 with P19.
yep, me tooQuote:
Originally Posted by NightRaven
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Originally Posted by TASOS
the problem is i need at least 8 sata ports for my current harddisks and i'd love to have more. the most new board only have 6, that s*cks. Wich motherboard is better if i want to run with quad ? I've read good things about the p5b-e but that was with c2d. i'm not going to buy a mobo now and later discover that it cant handle c2q propperly.
mach 2 gt.Quote:
Originally Posted by rick_fx
hmm whats ur rig specs like? it weird how some hit a wall while u and my friend Shamino is going up to 488mhz!Quote:
Originally Posted by MTP04
Here you go.Quote:
Originally Posted by NightRaven
E6300
EVGA 680i
OCZ PC8000 2GB kit
Asus 7900GS
Raptor 74GB
Enermax Liberty 620w
Not sure myself why some can go higher than others but I guess it just depends on how well your hardware works togeather.
Hey guys,
A beta BIOS will be available tomorrow morning that addresses some of the Crackling/X-Fi issues that some of you are experiencing. This is the only fix in this BIOS release.
Thanks for the heads-up.:)
yes! looking forward to fixing that
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Great news! I know you've been having this particular sound issue with your X-Fi, so please let us know if the new Bios resolves the problem. Thanks jakUp!Quote:
Originally Posted by jAkUp
Yup, I too experienced this problem, and I happily report now that my problems are fixed :)
Download the new BIOS here:
http://www.evga.com/community/messag...TOPIC_ID=21597
So the beta bios fixed that crackling / nasty sound issue all together? Going to have to wait for a final release as I've fooled with this board enough and want to game some finally. My sound issues seem to go away if I disable and re-enable SLI then reload game but some crackling faintly is still there.Quote:
Originally Posted by jAkUp
How many of you can run over 500fsb on this motherboard?
I've sent a couple days tweaking and the only thing that increased my max fsb was the p20 bios update.
With the stock bios, I was limited to 1790 fsb. Now, with the p20 bios, I can only get 1840. :(
To those that run over 500fsb, are there are specific settings that noticeably increased your max. fsb?
-Thanks :)
At the moment it appears to be cpu and memory related...but I mayl have more interesting results later...
Yep I ascertained the same, swapping memory around and changing FSB it seemed to be related to both. If I had been able to lower my multi on the 6600 then it would have been a bit easier to test, however I was getting failures in Orthos blend even at DDR2-780 and only running 1600 FSB, however I finally got stability at 1557 FSB and 1012 RAMQuote:
Originally Posted by rjw
Here is some unrelated news
I just got hold of an E6600 with these markings
SL9S8
L629B478
HMMMM.....
I know where there are a bunch more exactly like it
I have what I think is a good E6600 but an A type
It hits 4.5ghz but is stable at 4.4...it did hit 4.7Ghz but only on occasion and not too stable
Anyhow, this one hits 4.7 easily!!!
I am heading out to get another one, but if anyone is interested, pm me.
I will try the tested one in the 680i board when I get back. (stable at 9 x 520 in my P5B)
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same here
anyone have some Crucial 10th anniv timings i can try
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I spent almost 1.5 weeks everyday...tried all combinations in bios and still found a few new combo that worked
After ran almost all 975X boards on the retail market, I can say that this BFG 680i board is the most challenging and fun to oc.
I can run my ram @ 1240 -5-4-4-10 and 2.3V no problem.
Heres 3d with GTX SLi and PCI-E @ 145...Thanks Pedro:toast:
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=5063619
http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/2...shot117id6.jpg
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=2343954
http://img489.imageshack.us/img489/7...shot113mt6.jpg
A few last run with an old single phase and air on gpus, also a few of 2 cores in "the house of quads":)
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=651474
http://img399.imageshack.us/img399/1804/01051li2.jpg
did I miss something?
like the "NVidea nForce 680i SLI Overclocking guide" from Nvidia.
It's on their site
Or am I a Johnny come lately?
You are welcome :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumo
11x multiplier as I told you;) Don't ask me why but multi 11x give a big bost on 3D over multi 10x. Despite the lower FSB better results achived around 400FSB ..
Unlinked mode realy change the things, 11x (12x on the cascade) with more or less 400 bus speed may reachs the better timmings within the chipset ..
i have a problem with ntune software
when i go to the mobo settings the ntune crash to desktop, i mean no settings windows open and simply get me to the desktop, and second thing, i can't oc the gpus by nv control panel, the button ' detect optimal' is unmovable too...
someone what is the problem ?