Does anyone know when will Intel release bios for BX2 that support 1333MHz ?
I currently have E6700 but i would like to buy E6850 :)
Does anyone know when will Intel release bios for BX2 that support 1333MHz ?
I currently have E6700 but i would like to buy E6850 :)
i dont see a problem. all you have to do is set FSB on 333.Quote:
Originally Posted by LaMpiR
Well, if it is that easy, why are the people who have the newer procs having issues with em posting????
We need a BIOS update, including the new microcodes for the new CPUs.Quote:
Originally Posted by screwtech02
What about supertim0r? Have you already test that E6x50 on the BX2? :)
Check the below link. Theres some ayarton guy who has e6750 on xbx2. I dont whether he's true. Then we have a ray of hope. His rig is mentioned in other thoughts section.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819115029
Hi,
Im following this thread through from the beginning and some of the details make sense to me, yet others don't... I'm still a bit wet behind the ears.
I've bought this mobo and am in the process of fitting it out, with the last item, (I see a lot of new buyers leave this bit to last as it does seem to be the most confusing) RAM.
Specs;
XBX2 mobo
X6800 chip
4x WD raptors RAID0
Crossfire 2900XT (1024GB GDDR4 RAM each) will be running @ stock
X-Fi Fatal1y
XPSP2 Home 32bit
2048 ?RAM?
(dang flightsims are an expensive hobby :) )
Here's what I wanna do...
basically I just want to run the system at a small (timid) overclock at say 3.2GHz with a X6800 chip, running the system as fast as.. My mobo is Rev 505 XBX2 and the RAM/ CPU multiplier side of things sorta does my head in. (being new, I'm sure this happens and everything sorts itself out inside after a while)
Where I would go with RAM is either Corsair 6400C3D or 8500C5D. I figure with the lower latency C3D, If needed, I could run at spec and tight and with the 8500C5D I could run it slow and possibly a lower than advertised latency, also I'm not exactly too sure on how the booting at JDEC would be affected by 1066RAM in an 800fsb board, with the settings set manually in BIOS.
Once I've got the system up and running, I'm sure everything will make sense by falling into place but beforehand, I would grumble at myself for buying the less than optimum RAM
I'm moving fom a rev 504 D875PBZ mobo 3.2 478pin Prescott, with some nice Registry mods
What would the best way of setting this XBX2 mobo up be??
For memory, Ballistix 8500 is good.
Dudes i got some great news!!!! :D , just check Intel's cpu's support for Bad Axe2 ( updated July 30 ):
http://www.intel.com/support/motherb...4.htm#core2duo
YES!!!!:eek: Finally official 1333 FSB processor support for XBX2!!!, SWEET :D , now bring it on Penryns....Yujuuu...
:clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by ELNIKA
Good! Intel may have quit its old practice of forcing users to upgrade motherboards whenever new CPUs were released. There's a good chance that Penryn will be supported then!Quote:
Originally Posted by ELNIKA
But... BIOS 2692 or greater?! I thought there were members of these forums who had tried the 1333MHz FSB cores with BIOS 2770 and failed to get the board booting.
One other strange thing, the E6540 is still absent from the list.
omg im so happy!:D some of u know ive been askin lots of questions about this board in the last few weeks because ive been plannin on buildin my new system based on this board. i was just about to order all my parts sometime this week, and for the cpu i was gonna go with the e6600, but now i seen it supports 1333 fsb! so it looks like ill be ordering a e6750:yepp: few posts back i asked about memory for the BX2 and i got 2 votes for the G.SKill, would this set of G.Skill still work good with the e6750?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231065
still waiting the damn 6850 :(
So what are the latest recommended settings for a BadAxe2 rev505 w/2747 bios to get a decent overclock?
e6600 B2
2x1 Gb Corsair 6400c4
2x1 Gb Ballistix 6400c4
Watercooled (in sig)
Edit:
I am looking for..
vcore
fsb
vmch
Thanks.
My XBX2 settings....
Here my BIOS settings:
I need more Vcore to get past 430x9 and Setting strapp 1333 dosent help.
Done the Vcore mod 2 times and both times it did not work :/
Main
- Core Multiplexing Technology Enabled
Advanced / Boot Configuration
- Numlock On
- CPU Fan Control Disabled
- System Fan Control Disabled
- Lowest Fan Speed Off
- Max CPUID Value Limit Disabled
- Display Setup Prompt Off
Advanced / Peripheral Configuration
- Parallel Port Enabled
- Mode ECP
- Audio disabled
- On-board LAN Enabled
- Secondary SATA Controller Disabled
- Onboard 1394 Disabled
Advanced / Drive Configuration
- Use Automatic Mode Disabled
- Use Serial ATA Enabled
- ATA/IDE Mode Native
- Configure SATA as AHCI
- S.M.A.R.T. Enabled
- Primary Channel Disabled
- Hard Disk Pre-Delay 0
Advanced / Floppy Configuration
- Diskette Controller Disabled
Advanced / Event Log Configuration
- Clear Event Log Disabled
- Event Logging Disabled
- Mark Events as Read Disabled
Advanced / Video Configuration
- Primary Video Adapter Ext PCIE Graphics (PEG)
- Compliance Test Pattern Disabled
Advanced / Management Configuration
- ASF Support Disabled
Advanced / USB Configuration
- USB Ports Enabled
Performance / Memory Configuration
- Memory Correction ECC
- Performance Memory Profiles Automatic
Performance / Bus Overrides
- PCI Express Burn-in Mode Percentage 102,6 Mhz
- PCI Latency Timer 32
- HPET Enabled
Security
- Expansion Card Text Disabled
- Chassis Intrusion Disabled
- XD Technology Enabled
- VT Technology Enabled
Power
- After Power Failure Stay Off
- Wake on LAN from S5 Stay Off
- ACPI Suspend State S3 State
- EIST Disabled
- Intel Quick Resume Technology Disabled
Boot
- Boot Menu Type Normal
- Hard Drive Order Hitachi HDT72503
- Boot to Optical Devices Disabled
- Boot to Removal Devices Disabled
- Boot to Network Disabled
- ZIP Emulation Type Floppy
I've got them some days in my sys now. No problems running @ specified clocks/timings. Auto profile didn't boot, but after configuring them manually, instant boot.Quote:
Originally Posted by hawk1
I suppose E6600 or 6750 doesn't matter :p:
This is great news (1333 MHz support) but unfortunately, it doesn't go very far with quads :( Hope a new bios update will fix this...
:shocked: EEeeeK! I just found out the price AUD$ of a QX6800 :eek: OMG :eek2:
370 or 380 x 8 is what my freind did on an unmodded XBX2 :) So no it isent that good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xilikon
Yeah, I know... I tried 3x390 and it failed to boot thru Windows and I was only able to boot with 3x380 top. A Asus P5K-Deluxe or P5K-Premium seems tempting now but I'm gonna setup watercooling first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nosfer@tu
Your tagline says the voltage of the Q6600 is only 1.325V. Are you actually increasing the core, FSB, or MCH voltages? You aren't going to go any higher keeping those stock, even on a G0.
That is great news, TY!Quote:
Originally Posted by ELNIKA
if i order a BX2 and a e6750 in say the next week from newegg, would it boot? or would i have to update the bios first?
Hrmmm I flashed to 2770 and now I get 3 beeps and it never boots. http://www.intel.com/support/motherb.../cs-010249.htm says bad ram. Ram was working fine prior to this. Wasn't OCed at flash. Took my ram out and just put one stick in bank 0, took out the bios battery and let it sit for 5min and plugged it back in. Still 3 beeps. My board toast?
try the bios reset jumper
I got the same issue, I set my bios to default before I flash now
nvm. Looks like its my fault for using EPP ram... It worked before this flash. I swapped ram out with some kingston value I had in another box and it booted up fine. I flashed back to my old version (2634) and the weird thing is it still does the 3 beeps with any of my OCZ sticks in any slot... Board works fine with the KVR stick though. Sorry for the wasted post.