Hello beast200,Quote:
Originally Posted by beast200
I tried 1.50A on Treiber yesterday and got no problem with it. File is 8192ko unzipped.
Hello beast200,Quote:
Originally Posted by beast200
I tried 1.50A on Treiber yesterday and got no problem with it. File is 8192ko unzipped.
ASRock Extreme Tuning Utility ver:0.1.54 is available for download from ASRock site.
Updated from your linkQuote:
Originally Posted by burebista
Update 2: Apparently a firmware fix originally intended for the SB850 chipset also fixes this issue. You can get it here:
http://www.samsung.com/global/busine...bbs_msg_id=308
Running 2 x F3s without a hitch.
HiQuote:
Originally Posted by burebista
thanks:up:
did find it just before you posted
had to get old floppy drive and update firmware for the drive
all working ok except can not get bios 1.50a
This one doesn't work ?Quote:
Originally Posted by beast200
http://www.mediafire.com/?wp34qe1b37jtrf2
Quote:
Originally Posted by Olivon
Hi
Thanks
this link does work
But found that if i used firefox ii lue of ie8 file download ok from pctreiber
time to see if 1.50a any better
Can anyone verify using UEFI 1.53 or 1.6A if THESE bugs are still remaining or if most of them have been ironed out? I need to update my report for Asrock, so a general consensus is more appropriate than just my testing.
1.60A has ironed out most of the bugs for me. I do still have the num lock bug, once I change anything to do the sata settings num lock no longer works and I have to manually turn it on everytime I go into the UEFI. Other than that I haven't noticed anything else.:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
I'm currently testing at 5ghz so I've been messing around with the settings quite a bit.:)
I think they should focus on XMP profiles database especially if it comes to setting correct vDram. For eg my timmings are set correctly but vDram i set to 1,5V even if in UEFI profile shows 1,65V.
Good thing is that my RAM is stable on that 1,5V :D
best bios on Xtream 6 has been 1.33A
bios1.42 was crazy about voltset,an 1.50a and I can not Regt figure out, can not get the 2 new bios have stable whit high oc 5.4GHZ
For me it's still deleting profiles with CMOS reset, the other bugs are mostly gone at first glance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
But isn't this the way CLRCMOS should work? Wipe everything out to start from scratch?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cy4n1d3
I guess this is debatable :)
I would like the Clear CMOS button to reset settings only, not the profiles.
Hmm, do I need to replace my PSU guys ( HX620)
http://img810.imageshack.us/img810/5158/testda.jpg
Have a look at the 12v rail, is this acceptable or I need at least 12.0000v or more ? This is priming @ 4500Mhz
Check voltage from molex using multimeter.
Does anyone know where measuring points are for vcore and vdimm on the Extreme4? I'd like to get some readings with my multimeter so I know exactly what voltage I'm getting at various settings under load.
Sadly I dont have one here :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by radier
This is within specs. More interesting would be delta load / idle?
No. Saved profiles are just that - saved and overwritten when new settings are saved. Saved profiles are not supposed to be wiped when you reset the CMOS, just any current CMOS settings. Its been verified as a bug by Asrock and their working on a fix.Quote:
Originally Posted by radier
I'll update this post as necessary for for anyone looking for verification heres a "before and after" comparing UEFI 1.5 to 1.6A
Verified fixed in UEFI 1.6A:Quote:
Legend:
Green - Minor issue
Orange - Elevated issue
Red - Serious issue
Purple - Removed options
Black - Recommendations
Still present in UEFI 1.5:
- Full screen logo [Disabled] option is not saved into profiles
- Using Clear CMOS button results in all saved profiles being wiped!
Added problems with UEFI 1.5:
- Adjusting BCLK frequency results in the board failing to POST
- Disabling Spread Spectrum results in the board failing to POST
- When installing a USB2 Quickcam Pro 4000 connected to the rear USB3 port(s) the system will BSOD, pointing to the etronxhci.sys driver.
Removed from UEFI 1.5:
- "Good Night LED" option
- "Onboard Debug Port LED" option
- Adjusting BCLK frequency results in the board failing to POST
- Disabling Spread Spectrum results in the board failing to POST
- "Good Night LED" option
- "Onboard Debug Port LED" option
Steps in the right direction indeed :up: Once Asrock/Etrontech fix the etronxhci.sys BSOD issue you can be safe in the knowledge that you won't get any serious problems.
In the works to be fixed in future UEFI releases:
- Full screen logo [Disabled] option is not saved into profiles
- Using Clear CMOS button results in all saved profiles being wiped!
Asrock admit the latter of those issues could be quite tricky to fix, so give them some time on that one.
Yes, I'm back to 1.33A bios version too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin.v.r
1.42 works really bad and my H24 got plenty BSOD while gaming (0X124 most and 0X01)
1.50a works well at start (6.20 SPI 32M @ 5.4GHz + no BSOD while gaming) but last 2 days, I got BSOD while surfing or doing nothing (0X124 and even a 0X0A7 ???)
I do not recommend last 2 bioses for Extreme 6 :(
What Voltage do you use for that 5,4GHz? Maybe your CPU demoted?
Guys, please tell me how can I keep my 2500k multiplier stop fluctuating ? Ive disabled Speedspeed,Spread Spectrum, Powersaving , increase the power level to 255/255/300 but doesnt help. According to CPUz 1.57, at idle the multiplier jump down to 16x, under load up to the desired one i.e 46x.
Im using 1.60A bios, should I change to old one ?
Thanks !
Flashed to 1.50Bios, same thing, wth!
disabled all C stats ;) ALaddin
YEAH, it works, thanks mate =DQuote:
Originally Posted by Martin.v.r