hmm sry m8, it's been a hard day:-)Quote:
Originally Posted by nick2crete
Running it now and it seems it has some improvements to memory settigns as well.
Running Dominators @ 1800 7-7-7-18 with default setting, still have a problem with sound though.
Onboard sound: When starting up TS for example a very silent high pitch tone sound is ringing in my ears, but when starting a game the high pitch tone is gone..... anyone else having the same problem?
I have another report for you all...
I reset all my settings to the way they were before, but the bios would not post. That is, it would not even start the display. I had to do the battery removal trick, and then I stepped through all the settings until I found out what caused the trouble, redoing the battery numerous times. I determined that the memory timings were what caused the problem. I was running 6-6-7-24 before (which is not overclocking at all...it's the actual stock of my modules), and I was also running at the stock speed (1600). When the timings are set to 7-7-7-24, it will post. Hope this info is helpful... Good luck.
another one here on 1001, raid0 3x750.:yepp:
http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/4...eb4sew2.th.jpg
+disregard everest MB temp, that should be mid 40's.
Ai Overclock Tuner: Manual
CPU Ratio Control: 9.5
FSB Strap to North Bridge: 333
FSB Frequency: 453
PCIE Frequency: 100
DRAM Frequency: 1450
DRAM Command Rate: 2T
DRAM Timing Control: Manual (6-6-6-14)
DRAM Static Read Control: Auto
DRAM Static Write Control: Auto
Ai Clock Twister: Moderate
Ai Clock Skew for Channel A: Normal
Ai Clock Skew for Channel B: Normal
Ai Transaction Booster: Disabled - Relax Level 1
CPU Voltage: 1.55
CPU PLL Voltage: 1.7
FSB Termination Voltage: 1.5
DRAM Voltage: 1.92
North Bridge Voltage: 1.61
South Bridge Voltage: Auto
Clock Over-Charging Voltage: Auto
CPU Voltage Damper: Enabled
CPU Voltage Reference: Auto
North Bridge Voltage Reference: Auto
CPU Spread Spectrum: Disabled
PCIE Spread Spectrum: Disabled
TM function=enabled
has anyone tried the new BIOS with QX9650 and 1800Mhz RAM?
Quote:
Originally Posted by hirantha
Yeah, it's the same for me!
I'm still having troubles with qx9650@450 fsb & ddr3@1800!
Let's hope the new bios fix it all! =)
i have flash 1001
Now i will go back to 0903 for a test, but EZ Flash let me go back :(
I can´t flash older versions... any idea?
Just go back to the EZ Flash and start reflashing your board with the exact same bios. Right in the middle of the writing of the bios shut the power off from the computer. Next turn your computer back on and put in your asus driver cd and let the bios recovery do its magic.Quote:
Originally Posted by webwilli
When it's done the bios will be back to whatever it was shipped with. The you can flash to whatever newer bios you want.
When system is starting up, a cursor flashes in top-left corner of the screen for a few seconds, followed by Windows loading. What is this? Is there any way to disable it?
hi. i am new and never done flashing bios so how do i do it ??
ok this new BIOS 1XXXX that bad? all of you are trying to go back to 9XX.. ok i think i'm gonna stay away.
Read your motherboard's manual and you will find your answers..prefer the EZ flash...if you have a question post it..:welcome:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay78
Who said that its bad??? ..for me works fine and as posted before i have the same o/c result with less voltage..Quote:
Originally Posted by hirantha
The new bios looks great to me!
I'm finally running my QX9650 with ddr3@1800 really stable!
Just an info, i'm going to keep my little qx9650 for a while, what's the vcore you would use in order to not shorten too much the life of these new 45nm cpus?
P.S. I think it'd be useful if other P5E3 users would take a look here http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=175889.
If this shows up to be a common problem, we could talk here about this =)
Quote:
Originally Posted by brush
If you had a CD/DVD in your CD/DVD drive and that is set to boot prior to HD, it'll do exactly that. Change the boot order, make your HD first in the boot order.
That being said...
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=308761
Ram is at 2002mhz, 2.16v. Corsair Dominator
It's not 24/7 stable but ran out of time last night to play with voltages. Now that I know which settings affect what I may put my Q6600 back in and hope I can get 475-500FSB (if i'm lucky)
Many thanks. Works perfect :up: ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazypinoy9
Stable? by that you mean you can run the RAM at 1N? and Booster is on too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Trivia89
Ram at 1N, but the cpu is just at 450*7,5, booster on 2Quote:
Originally Posted by hirantha
I'm planning to raise it to 450*8, then it'll be enough for me, the right overclock for daily use at air i think ;)
I wish my Corsair could hit them speeds. I have the same memory as you too.Quote:
Originally Posted by cw823
My non-existent floppy-drive was set to 1st boot priority, so I disabled that and no more flashing cursor! Thanks for your help.Quote:
Originally Posted by cw823
Asus P5E3 Deluxe Bios 903
QX9650
OCZ 1600 7-7-7 DDR3
Vapochill LS
Found a weird problem with the board! When "LoadLine Calaboration" is enabled the board becomes very unstable above 1.6V watching the voltage readings in CPU-Z when set at 1.6V with loadline enabled I can't boot into vista above 4.6Ghz but if I set 1.6V loadline disabled it boots everytime!
The voltages jump quite a bit aswell when loadline enabled - I watched the voltage jump to 1.704V to 1.632V when set to 1.6750 in bios! Not what I call a quality power system!
I think its something to do with the EPU unit???
Looks like this threads on its last leg...... I guess its time to move on to newer and better things.... lol... At least this thread provided allot of useful/good information....
I take it no-one else has my problem then! Wierd its the same with all bios 0601, 0903, 1001 Its a pain as 1.576V underload is not enough for me!!!
1104 BIOS
2008/2/28 UPDATE
DOWNLOAD
[ 1104 ]
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Latest beta BIOS
Have you tried v1104 yet??
Cheers for the heads up. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by hyde211
Would you know if this bios is compatible with the standard P5E3 Deluxe, as I notice this time it's been posted in the WiFi section?
Testing BIOS 1104 now.
So far so good.... Better results then the earlier bioses.
Hoping it helps fix my constant hangs with a 8800 Ultra. That is pretty much my only problem left.
Each BIOS revision seems to get better and better for me (minus 901 which killed ram voltage setting)
I just wish they had a changelog with each revision so I know if it is all in my head or not. :D
Currently running: 400x9.5 for 3.8GHz /w 1.4v in bios (Line-Load calibration enabled) 1.9v to 1600mhz Corsair RAM +.1v over recommended (7-7-7-20).
Will test for a bit then try 400x10.