QPI/DRAM is too high !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by kpablo
I'm testing my 920 @ 4.31 with CPU v @ 1.36, QPI @ 1.3, PLL @ 1.84 and RAM @ 1.65.
I'll post a pic. later tonight hopefully !
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QPI/DRAM is too high !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by kpablo
I'm testing my 920 @ 4.31 with CPU v @ 1.36, QPI @ 1.3, PLL @ 1.84 and RAM @ 1.65.
I'll post a pic. later tonight hopefully !
Just for a heads up on the qpi voltage, i have the kingston 2,000mhz ram and on profile 2 it sets my qpi voltage to 1.7volts. And i called asus and kingston and they said it was fine as that what the board needed to be 100% stable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Salamndar
For me, vQPI is 1.50v in bios, 1.46v in Windows and read the bios ;)
about my cold boot problems with the bios 1609, I passed the 1506 and problems solved
in an italian forum more people have problem with southbridge temperature sensor.....
anyone have tryed to solve the problem whithout RMA?
rma is too long.....
I'm unable to flash using the Ez flash utility. I keep getting "Unable to load this drive or directory!" error when i pick my flash drive from the list
Those volts are what are required to be able to run rams at 2000MHz... If i use XMP profile, then directly set it at 1.6v.Quote:
Originally Posted by Salamndar
For me work very well with 1504.
http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/3665/46061448v.png
http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/356...09h44vcore.png
My Motherboard will not boot with Bclk higher than 211 at all !
I tired QPI/DRAM at 1.45v and still no luck !
I really don't like the idea of paying what I had payed for this mobo and not getting what I've expected !! :down:
Sure itīs not your CPU?Quote:
Originally Posted by Salamndar
Mine can do 220 but thatīs the wall.
WIth another CPU it couldnīt do more than 200.
I tried 2 CPUs on this mobo and seems to be hitting its maximum Bclk that low.
i got this board last weekend and i only today had some time to test the max base clock.
this is with air cooling still, i will test how far i can take it with watercooling and if it can handle subzero temps next :D
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...rampage223.jpg
I'm sure you mean the particular board you have. When I go over 210 BCLK on mine I have the issue posted earlier with the first video card not showing video. I don't think Asus told you that it would reach a certain BCLK. Even if you tried two CPU's perhaps both could not reach higher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Salamndar
Lots of different areas than it just being specifically the board. :up:
I were able to boot at 211 and at 220... with Bios 1504 and this 1639... imo, it just depend on the processor... just, i don't need that much and the voltage needing was just too much comparing with what i need for 4.2GHz.
Maybe when my country get cooler i'll try again... currently during the day the ambient temps are around 37C -_-
where do you live ?
It probably depends on your particular board and your CPU. I have run benches at 215 BCLK on air and both cards worked just fine, and using quite low voltages, I
have got 211 BCLK prime/linx stable. 211 is still relatively low, but it was easily achievable.
@ Solarfall - very nice, looking forward to what you can achieve with this board.
South America, in a country named Paraguay... right in the middle of S. America, no exit to seas either...Quote:
Originally Posted by Salamndar
Freaking hot in this days... and still we did not have reached the summer... :(
I might be asking a bit much, but is it possible for some of you guys to post your settings ?
This is my settings:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sizmik
MB - Asus Rampage 2 Extreme
CPU - i7 920 3849B
RAM - Dominator GT 2000 CL8
CPU Cooler - Watercooling
Fan -
VGA - gtx285
PSU - hx1000
HDD - corsair ssd
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AI overclock - [manual]
OC from CPU level up - [auto]
OC from Memory level up - [auto]
CPU Ratio setting - [21]
CPU configuration
CPU Ratio Setting - [21]
C1E Support - [disable]
Hardware prefetcher - [enable]
Adjacent Cache line prefetcher - [enable]
Intel Virtualization tech - [disabled]
CPU TM Function - [disable]
Execute Disabled bit - [disabled]
Intel HT Technology - [enable]
Active Processor Cores - [all]
A20M - [default]
Intel Speedstep tech - [disable]
Intel Turbo Mode tech - enable (Not shown if Speedstep is disabled)
Intel C-STATE tech - [disabled]
BCLK frequency - [200]
PCIE frequency - [100]
DRAM frequency - [DDR3 2000MHz]
UCLK frequency - [4000MHz]
QPI frequency - [7200GT/s]
Dram timing control
1st iformation - [8-8-8-auto - 24 -auto-auto-2N]
2nd information - [all auto]
3rd information - [all auto]
EPU II phase control - [full phase]
Load-line calibration - [enable]
CPU differential amplitude - [800mV]
Extreme OV - [disabled]
Current voltage
Cpu voltage - [1.2625v]
CPU PLL voltage - [1.9v]
QPI-Dram voltage - [1.550v]
Current voltage 1.131v - 1.508v - 1.111v - 1.508v
IOH voltage - [1.15v]
IOH PCIE voltage - [1.5v]
ICH voltage- [1.15v]
ICH PCIE voltage - [1.5v]
DRAM Bus voltage - [1.65v]
DRAM REF voltage - [auto]
Debug mode - [string]
Keyboard TeakIt comtrol - [disabled]
CPU spread spectrum - [disabled]
PCIE spectrum - [disabled]
CPU clock skew - [auto]
IOH clock skew - [auto]
Kpablo - think you made an error there. You really can't be using 1.625v for CPU VCORE for just 4.2GHz with a gem 3849B CPU right?Quote:
Current voltage
Cpu voltage - [1.625v]
Anyone has this batch: 3931A231 ?
Mine does 4ghz with 1.23v OCCT stable but canīt pass 217 BCLK.
That is very high for just 4.2GHz, I hope it's a typo.Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
@kpablo, we seem to be running the same CPU (as far as Batch #) and ram but I'm running 12Gb's.
I just got the second kit back from RMA and did some testing and found (at this time) that I can run at 7-7-7-20 Memtest stable @ 4.2GHz. What is interesting was I forgot to change from 1T to 2T before I tested.
So is this normal running 12Gb of ram at 1T? I'll test again once I update to the new Bios. I'm hoping to tighten up the timing a little more, something like 6-7-6-20....we shall see. :p:
Fixed!Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
it's 1.2625v.
:rofl:
I don't know man... i just put 2T because i saw in Corsair Forums, the corsair representatives recommending to put 2T if you want to run at 2000MHz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scooby
I should do some runs at 1T... but i totally forgot it to test it...
Thanks kpablo, anyone else fancy posting up what they use ?