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after installing the intel inf update, i'd have to go into my device manager and uninstall/reinstall my usb root hubs. at first glance everything looked fine, but when i expanded out my usb root hub half of the entries had yellow exclamations, so uninstall them all then rescan for hardware changes and they come back fine. have to do them individually which sucked, but worked for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Dower
Out that list i could only verify #8, strange feature that has Option 1 and Option 2, no "Disable" option. Side help says changing between them will help memory to run above 1000MHz - that didn't help me with my D9 problem, hopefully it will help other OCers.Quote:
Originally Posted by TSFroggy
F10 doesn't lock up the bios anymore with ddr2-1066 CAS4 at dual channel, like it use to do
But still either blue screen or windows login locks up seconds later...
that was done with vdimm either being @ 2.2v or on "Auto" and stock CPU settings 266x10...
Hey guys,
Am I missing something or is it just bullcrap: FSB 1333 MHz support for rev 3.3 only, I thought rev. 2 is the newest one and they released a BIOS for a rev. that will be available in 6 months or something?! Or are they talking about rev. 3.3 of upcoming CPU's?
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Originally Posted by TheForce81
PCB and motherboard revisions are 2 different things.
Well had a play with new F8 final for Ds4 for a couple days and can conclude F8 are another no go for me....still got cold boot problem and that's with my 24/7 clock....so back to F4!
Memtest 1.70 Released : http://www.memtest.org/
Wow, didn't realize you guys were all using memtest86+. I've been using the old memtest86 that's version in the 3's and was wondering why you guys were using such "old" versions. Will have to give this a shot sometime as needed
THANK YOU...so great that Memtest86+ has **finally** been updated.
However...i have even MORE weird bios, i saved a profile called "425x8"...this hold my various bios settings in profile.
But when i tried to alter my bios, say 266x9...Windows would not boot up, in fact nothing i tried would allow me to boot.
I could not and cannot alter bios settings from those presaved in the profile, once i reverted back to the default 425x8 profile parameters Windows booted ok.
Can anyone offer insight as to why this is happening?...why can i not alter bios settings?
Has anyone else noticed that these new bios aren't offical?, a la available on the Gigabyte website?
Makes me think they are not final.
Yeah it's strange that it's not released on gigabyte's website. But it doesn't carry a subversion to it like we saw with the f8's, so it should be final supposedly. Might be undergoing final testing in gigabyte lab or something.
Woo I started dropping vcore and currently am at 1.408v under load with droop and so far 10 min small fft stable. Dropped vcore a total or around 0.11v or so, and coretemps dropped around 10'c. Kind of makes me want to goto 1.5v again and see where this cpu can go. But I never want to modify fsb again as long as it doesn't act up on me
Yes, I noticed. I've noticed this before too but I can't remember which BIOS version. I've downloaded F9 but not tried it yet. Only installed F8 the other... which seems to be going well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Dower
On another note, my 8x438 1:1, 3.5GHz is dual prime stable now that I reduced my RAM timings from 4-5-4-12 to 5-5-5-15. I started getting a few reboots which MS reported as being due to Drivers mainly, but occassionally RAM and once Video Driver!?!? I subsequently ran Windows Memory Diagnostics and found errors during test 'MATS+ non-cache'. This prompted me to try less aggressive memory latency which seems to have solved the issue. I haven't yet bothered to play with latencies in between (went straight back to 55515).
O.K. now I get that --> next question: How to tell which PCB you have, I have searched for it everywhere but couldn't find it. Has anyone allready been succesful in discovering this?Quote:
Originally Posted by markopoleo
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Originally Posted by Richard Dower
That f10 bios for ds3 was on official french/german sites but was removed. It was mirrored though by a few other sites to download. Not sure why they removed it, might need more testing or something. Personally no problem with it here.
As i said the Vdroop with DQ6 2.0 is worse then rev 1.0 PCB, can anyone confirm if Vdroop is hardware or bios related?
I have reverted all my bios settings to normal, as i want to see if overclocking is causing these USB problems...i'm just guessing it could be bios and the IRQ/memory range paramaters for USB devices in bios.
I am going to contact Gigabyte tech support...also, is Bingo13 still about?...i'd appreciate if he would email me.
richarddower@hotmail.com
Does you DS4 2.0 have the crazycool for both NB and SB?...it's a nice looking board ain't it? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by thundadownunda
It's written on the PCB:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheForce81
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2006/giga...Q6-REV2/g2.htm
I think there's too much confusion regarding pcb revision vs motherboard revision. Motherboard revisions are changes that don't get a designated note. For example, in revision 1 ds3's, the first mb revision had c1 p965 chips. Later, they became c2 p965. I think this isn't really what anyone is talking about and is just pure confusion. The revision written on the motherboard is the one that's really in question, with rev2 having different electrical components than rev1 as well as a different nic.
O.K. then one question lasts, when does V3.3 come out huh :D because Gigabyte states that only Rev 3.3 will support 1333Mhz...... A bit early for this BIOSes then!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Dower
GIGABYTE Launches Quad SLI-Ready GA-N680SLI-DQ6
This is the new 1333MHz FSB board http://www.pcstats.com/releaseview.cfm?ReleaseID=1569
Official DQ6 F9 bios from gigabyte http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/M...ProductID=2295
Edit:Identical to non-official F9
Which retailers in the US are selling Rev 2.0 DS3 boards?
Most if not all, they stopped making rev 1.0 boards long ago.
Offical F10 bios is on Gigabyte USA site now.
F10 2007/01/12
1. Enhance FSB frequency flexibility
More vague that the list i posted, but guess its prob the same.
Official F8 for S3 out as well (big surprise), same description.
1. Enhance FSB frequency flexibility
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Official from Gigabyte : PCB 3.3 = Rev 3.3
Rev 3.3 is not yet available in the market and so the information is not yet posted