Maybe less overvolt with new 1402, thatīs why ur lower oc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin.v.r
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Maybe less overvolt with new 1402, thatīs why ur lower oc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin.v.r
I try all volt set/memset whit 1406 no go can not run a 3D-mark test over 450x10:shakes:
hmm i can try a lower multip.. but that is not fun:(
i test whit slot 1/3 an 2/4 Cellshock PC8000 CL4 an G.skill PC8000 CL4-4-4-5
auto temingset whit bios 1306 is 5-5-5-18 an whit bios 1406,It is 5-5-5-15:confused:
Im still using 0806, have not had 1 crash that wasnt a failed overclock. Runs a lot better than my old nforce board.
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Originally Posted by Pntgrd
PHP Code:AI Overclock tuner: Manual
CPU Ratio Setting: 10
FSB Frequency: 400
FSB Strap to North Bridge: AUTO
PCI-E Frequency: 101
DRAM Frequency: 1066
DRAM Timing Control: Manual
CAS# Latency: 5
DRAM RAS# to CAS# Delay: 5
DRAM RAS# Precharge: 5
DRAM RAS# Activate to Precharge: 15
RAS# to RAS# Delay : AUTO
Row Refresh Cycle Time: 55
Write Recovery Time: AUTO
Read to Precharge Time: AUTO
DRAM Static Read Control: Enabled
DRAM Read Training: AUTO
MEM. OC Charger: AUTO
AI Clock Twister: AUTO
AI Transaction Booster: Manual
( Level 7)
PULL-INS: All Disabled
CPU Voltage: 1.250
CPU GTL Voltage Reference: AUTO
CPU PLL Voltage: 1.54
FSB Termination Voltage: 1.24
DRAM Voltage: 1.94
NB Voltage: 1.26
NB GTL Reference: AUTO
SBridge Voltage: AUTO
PCIE SATA Voltage: AUTO
Load Line Calibration: Enabled
CPU Spread Spectrum: Disabled
PCIE Spread Spectrum: Disabled
CPU Clock Skew: AUTO
NB Clock Skew: AUTO
CPU Margin: Optimized
Advance CPU Settings
CPU Ratio Setting: 10
C1E Support: Enable
Max CPUID Value Limit: Disabled
Intel Virtualization Tech: Disabled
CPU TM Function: Disabled
Execute Disable Bit: Disabled
Thanks
533x7.5 with fsb 1.26 nb 1.26 vcore 1.29 cpu pll 1.54 ok but try 8 multi with 1.35 vcore settings gets error on orthos try higher vcore settings but gets same error what can i do for get stable higher clocks :(
Try PLL 1.56Quote:
Originally Posted by s1Lv3r
i try pll with 1.56 dont change anything orthos run smallFFT's fine 533x7.5 but blend tests get an error in 15 secondsQuote:
Originally Posted by RBS
right this is one thing that buging the s**t out of me bio 504 or somthing like that had no problems posting within 5 second but ive tried every bios since but takes 30 seconds plus to post ive got the 9800 gx2 amd the blue light doesnt come on but all fans and stuff startthen the light and grapics/picture/post procces kicks in. not that bad but wait theres more even at stock voltagers everything on auto 80%of time will not boot will atke quite a few times restarting and full power of then 45% of the time just keep resetting for like 10-15 mins somtime with no luck/ please help me find out the anser please as it cant be hardware related because it boots first time everytime in 503 but have a q9650 so need to run over 1003
thanks in advance
my P5Q DLX with v1306Quote:
Originally Posted by ti20n
PLL : 1.54 (bios) ---> 1.59 (real) // +0.05
vFSB : 1.28 (bios) ---> 1.30 (real) // +0.02
vDimm : 2.04 (bios) ---> 2.15 (real) // +0.11
vNB : 1.28 (bios) ---> 1.33 (real) // +0.05
that too insane overvolt >_<"
using 2 multi-meters got same result
> GW INSTEK GDM-350A
http://www.scinterthai.com/product/h...w_GDM-350A.jpg
> YUGO DT838
http://img65.imageshack.us/img65/246/dt830bxt3.jpg
mine with 1306m bios
vDimm : 1.92 (bios) ---> 2.00 (real) +0.08
vNB : 1.22 (bios) ---> 1.265 (real) +0.045
measured by automatic multimeter
lol I told you something was up with these boards and voltages. Asus should get a slap on the wrist.
Mine (at the moment, they change every time I flash the bios):
Vdimm:
2.00 = 2.06
2.02 = 2.08
2.04 = 2.10
2.06 = 2.12
2.08 = 2.14
2.10 = 2.16
vFSB:
1.12 = 1.11
1.14 = 1.13
vNB:
1.22 = 1.23
1.24 = 1.25
1.26 = 1.27
1.28 = 1.29
I wish my Maximus II Formula came today. Oh well, I'll get it tomorrow.
1406 I test the bios an it can not read multip.. 9,5/10 over 450 fsb,but x9 is It ok an here can it read mem over 1200MHZ :confused:
i got a vcore drop in all bios = 0.1250v bot not in bios 1306 there it is 0.1000v all set
from 500 fsb to 511 fsb there is a drop,ASUS P5K got It to.
Do you mean that you couldn't get the ram over 1200 MHz using any of the other bioses?Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin.v.r
Martin.v.r
Did you test 1402 or 1402m (kets bios)
By the way you keep posting it as 1406 in your posts when it is 1402 and everytime you get me as i am like where is this 1406 he keeps posting about... :)
Important:
Also are you always using Official Bioes or Kets Modded ones ????
cann anyone tell help how to open new topic please thanks David
Thanks for the tensions guys. I got reads from one mate for 1306 @ 400x8 and after seeing ur reads it seems that each mobo overvolts different, maybe due to "made in Taiwan" or "made in china" ? I think Taiwan are better one.
Iīve seen there isnīt overvolt at minimun tension like auto with 1306.
sorry :rolleyes: yes It is bios 1402:D
more test,so successful it whit bios 1402 an multip 480x10 buut It ned Xtrem vcore :shakes: 1.488v bios set 1.500v, whit bios 0806 it is 1.4500v
hmm
Well board is weird with the Quad I get spot on values ( LLC enabled ) with what I set in the bios (under load that is), with the E8400 I get about 0.05 lower than what is set in the bios... popped the quad back in and spot on...Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin.v.r
I agree that if compare between China and Taiwan, Taiwan is better!!Quote:
Originally Posted by RBS
Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, China
made in Taiwan here ?
You're made in Denmark, Martin :rofl: jk
I think mine is made in China.
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
Mine is Chinese too, I think these need at least more vNB than others for high FSB; about the other tensions Iīm not sure.
I agree. I loved Asus because all mobos were made in Taiwan but they moved some of the production to China, unfortunately. It may look the same but the quality is definitely different.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnLoph
If that is true then mine must be Taiwan because I only need 1.28vnb for my quad @ 3.85~Quote:
Originally Posted by RBS