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I haven't noticed any difference in that, the only difference is when I put the cpu back to stock and the board "OC" itself alone :/Quote:
Originally Posted by tool_462
And this bios 1253, made me pass 5ghz, the older one didn't.
I guess I'm going to wait for another BIOS
I but together my SB system then i updated the bios to 1253 and here my first OC result :)
http://www13.0zz0.com/2011/01/27/10/483424803.jpg
But When "idle" my processor clocks down to 1.6 ghz,
Is it better to keep this feature or should I disable it ?
For thermal management, Intel Speedstep on the 2nd gen is better left enabled - don't see any reason to have it disabled tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by koc
Just curious; you screenys is kinda off, CPUID shows other values than your Realtemp. In addition, are you on wc solution? (I guess your Realtemp frame on the screeny is on a idle status since it's load shows 2,9%)
First attempt on 2600k Batch#L040B165 , on ASUS P8P67 Deluxe, so far so good.
http://img.techpowerup.org/110127/Capture002.jpg
Just a little 10-min prim to get a feel of my new babe. Looks like a promising 24/7 OC, but this is not final yet, so far so good.
2006k @4.5Ghz(45x100) 1.27v 10-Min small FFT :)
http://img.techpowerup.org/110127/Capture005.jpg
Good results here....
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1622369
I just want my CPU run at OC speed all the time , cuase i only use my system for gaming , i know it will run at OC speed unde load , but i like to keep it alwayse at maximum speed .Quote:
Originally Posted by tentp0le
Also disabling EIST in bios not solve the problem , maybe i will try disabla all the power saving featues .
Yes the CPU on idle @1.6ghz , i use TRUE with 2 fansQuote:
Just curious; you screenys is kinda off, CPUID shows other values than your Realtemp. In addition, are you on wc solution? (I guess your Realtemp frame on the screeny is on a idle status since it's load shows 2,9%
I'm using AUTO and getting VCCIO=1.05000. I was thinking to increase the VCCSA for 4.8GHz+, but didn't have time to test it yet, what are you guys using for VCCSA?
Stock here for VCCSA and IO... on Pro and DLx
Your temps seem kinda low. I get priming around 70C with the same overclock on my 2500K. What cooler do you have?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_oslo
from his sig: Silver Arrow , push/pullQuote:
Originally Posted by ghmz
SA kicks in only after IO is capped. Unless IO is capped, no matter how high your SA is, it won't affect the stability at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_oslo
4.8 is very low to be playing with IO and SA btw. I'd say above 5.2, you'd want to start touching IO and SA a little.
Disable speedstep feature in UEFI, in addition to adjust power management in windows 7 - and you'll be set for Turbo clock 24/7.Quote:
Originally Posted by koc
Am i missing something here? when i go to my EFI under Ai tweaker i don't see the Turbo Ratio everybody is talking about..
Yeah, as other has mentioned, that's a Silver Arrow with stock fans push/pull + MX2.Quote:
Originally Posted by ghmz
That's a great cooler, and it's running pretty cool for now, but that's a low vCore, so we have to see how far it can keep up.
Thx for the input on VCCSA guys :).
I've been playing with GTX560, fresh OS install, downloads, etc.. all at the same time, and didn't have much time to play with CPU, sometimes too much fun can get in the way, LOL.
In BIOS, set the cpu multiplier to "by each core" instead of "by all cores" (the opposite of what it says you should do). Boot into windows and load AI Suite. The CPU Ratio tab will be there. Click the "go" button to allow AI Suite to enable the ratio setting and reboot. It should work after that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erdrick1980
thanks man! got it figured out now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mathemagician
http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/1126/87040987.jpg
I5 2500k
2x4gb G.Skill
Asus P8P67 Pro
OCZ Agility 2 SSD
1 hour down 7 more to call it stable. Was hoping to do 1.35v@4.8ghz but gonna have to be 1.37v. L042B291 is just a average batch.
Hi Guys,
This morning I finally haf the the to build my new P8P67 Pro - 2500K setup. I installed windows and started to OC. i first read some guids as I come from S775. I have a problem though:
I raised the multiplier to 45 to get a 4500Mhz OC. However in windows when stressed (Prime95) the speed only goes up to stock (3.3).
What am I missing here???? :confused:
(I installed the last CPU-Z 1.56.3 which displays 3.3GHz. I also get this value in the Asus Turbo V software)
Nailed down a good low volt 24/7 OC. I may try to push further later tho, but I'm happy already.
2600k @4.5GHz(45x100) 1.27v 1-hour Prime Small FFT :)
http://img.techpowerup.org/110128/Capture015.jpg
well , my best stable OC result
http://www9.0zz0.com/2011/01/28/13/194020463.jpg
I can push the cpu to 5ghz but not worth the extra volt and heat , also i can push the memory to 2133 , but i think 1867 is good enough :)
Nope...Tried some more but can't seem to solve it...Quote:
Originally Posted by tiesum
Need...help...
Which Bios ?
You have to select "By Per Core (Cannot Adjust in OS)". With 1253, it would reset that back to auto every time you entered the UEFI. I flashed mine to 1204 and I'm not having that issue anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiesum
1.38v 8Hrs prime stable. Time to play with my memory timings now.
http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/7121/38241492.jpg