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I also want to ask myself =.= :eek:
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Originally Posted by Dumo
I also want to ask myself =.= :eek:
@ Nick is the new bios a better option than the previous G bios?
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Originally Posted by l0ud_sil3nc3
it has all options which g have ... dont worry... and less bug
Good to hear, will be testing tonight then.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickshih
Also I am having the same vdimm issue with a brand new board, anything over 1.8v results in 1.725v, surely this must be a bios issue, as it is prevalent on new chips and with any kit of dram (PSC, BBSE). I will test Hynix and Samsung high mhz kits tonight with my good IMC chip.
Bumblebee themes !!! :D:D:D
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Damn....i want one set .... please ~~:up:
New timing configurator 1.0.10
TRRD , TWTR , TRTP can be down to 1 now.
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Originally Posted by Vivi
Vivi, it is not ur age for this pic anymore :rofl:
lol :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by nickshih
btw. thanks for update new tool and i'll report some bug (maybe) from last beta bios 1.42A, some timing can't setting to tight same as 1.15G in windows
or maybe problem from timing configurator i'll try again with new one :up:
Does anyone else encounter the same phenomenon ? I flashed form the 1.15G to the 1.42 bios and I have to increase Vcore form 1.395 to 1.4 V to be stable (OCCT 1 h).
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Originally Posted by ZoLKoRn
Man, you really out-yellow my test rig... for now. So here comes my Daiso yellow electrical tape, stick stick stick... :D
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Originally Posted by overclock
I didnt touch anything about Vcore... Can u still use lower vcore on 1.15G than 1.42A ?
Same problem here with vcore. I can't do anymore 3D Mark Vantage CPU Test with 1.2vcore on bios.
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Originally Posted by Vladutz20
ok , it is good to know ...i will check on Monday ...
tsss that pic is suitable for any age when seeing bumblebee themes!Quote:
Originally Posted by nickshih
I found the vcore issue . Bcz i update the new cpu microcode on 1.42A. Seems new microcode will make vcore higher to get stable.
I will release new bios with same microcode as 1.15G , then u guys can try it .
hello
needhelp or opinion
I am not able to stabilize the memories to 2600
I have a 3770k and some TrindentX 2400 CL10 with samsung chips
with the 2600 but not stable.
I boot to windows 2600 with 10-13-13-31 or 11-14-14-31/35 .. with the voltage above 1.8V but Pi 32M run crashes
any thoughts or subtiming that can help stabilize
use the bios 1.15G
thanks and sorry my english
OK, thank you.
In the 1.42, I saw the fast boot feature : it is really a great idea : only 2 s initialization delay when the PC reboots. On the other hand, when the PC starts for the first time, the boot requires about 10s. Would it be possible to decrease this time when the PC is started the 1st time ?
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Originally Posted by Darknight
If that is samsung chip , u can try to load my Samsung 2600 profile
Performance level choose 9 . Try it ...
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Originally Posted by overclock
U mean after enabled the fast boot ?
thanks nick
already tried and nothing, starts but does not reach the windows. back to restart
I will try and raise the VTT and Dram voltage
will be bad IMC, or bad luck chip samsung ? :(
Yes, after enabling the fast boot : the PC restarts very quickly but when the PC is switched on, there is no difference, I must wait around 10 s before Windows is loading.
Might be hard to get them single sided 2400C10 sticks running at 2600, its a very decent kit for the price but not all of them wil do 2600.Quote:
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mine are double sided code: xxx1500xx
I tried VTT- 1.3V and DRAM 1.8V and it is not stable
is the same with 11-14-14-35
I had no luck with samsung Ic
Work good! Thanks Nick :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nickshih
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