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I can try and tell you/take a picture of all my BIOS settings, but honestly quads are a different animal, yours is an extreme so that makes it a beast and should be treated as so; any CPU setting I give you more than likely will not give it enough juice. Once I get home I'll get you some info.Quote:
Originally Posted by sashin
I'm home, but so is my Gateway XHD3000 monitor, which translates into I'm gonna play with it for a bit to get it setup/running tip-top. However, I will give you my settings in the written form, here they are:
Quantum BIOS page:
Ratio - 9x
FSB - 475
CPU vs RAM - 1:4 CPU333
CPU skew - 300
CPU amplitude - 800
Spread Spectrum - Disabled
RAM Timing page:
CAS - 8
RAS# to CAS# - 8
RAS# Pre - 8
Pre Delay - 15
Row Refresh - AUTO
Performance lv - 7
tWTR - AUTO
tWR - AUTO
tRRD - AUTO
tRTP - AUTO
All Precharge refresh - AUTO
Refresh period ratio - x 1
Refresh period - AUTO
Command per Clock - 1T
Everything else - AUTO
Voltage page:
CPU Multi - 1x
vCORE - 1.30
vDroop - Enabled
PLL - 1.5088
VTT - 1.275 [1.175 real voltage]
GTL 0-3 AUTO
vNB - 1.375
NB GTL - AUTO
vSB - 1.388
vDIMM - 1.84
Everything else - Default
CPU Feature page:
Core Multi - Enabled
Everything else - Disabled
Well so far I have got mine stable, see attached pictures. I also just ordered a e8500 form the newegg.com since it was on sale for $219.99 free shipping.
http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/j...te/e8400OC.jpg
exellent v core thier lu(ky !
does your aegis panel report correct fsb and cpu speed on 8 multi ??
just for quick check will u try this, bgtw wats temp of cpu/nb?Quote:
Originally Posted by sashin
cpu volts
1.47v
enabled vdrooop compensate
vtt 1.35v
gtl0 + 12
gtl1 + 7
gtl2 +12
gtl3 +12
vnb 1.8v
ddr depends on rams, maybe 2.15v to 2.2v (maybe ur rams like lower volts like 2.04v)
1:4 fsb 333
mem settings:
set manually - CL 7-7-7-21- performance level 7, 2T
clock skew try both auto and +300ps
10 x 400 save and exit
doe sit go further?
also can try same settings but:
1:2.665
mem settings:
set manually - CL 5-6-6-18- performance level 9, 2T
its a public event for sure, im waiting reply on more details and will let you know, i know Foxconn UKK personals wil be there and they love to meet enthusiastsQuote:
Originally Posted by flanr
Info on i34 at Coventry
Linky: http://i34.multiplay.co.uk/about/
Here are a few pictures as promised, ranging from 8x to 9x [advancing]:Quote:
Originally Posted by HDCHOPPER
LardArse my temp on the bios are between 39 and 42 celcius idle at 400x10 when it is able to boot into windows. Ageia panel says temp at 36 celcius. NB temp are 49-51 celcius in the bios BUT Ageia panel says 41-43 celcius. I am water cooling my cpu but NB is using the standard air cooler that came with the mobo.Quote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
I will give it a go with these settings and let you know what happens. My memory will not boot at higher then 1.90 set in the bios. After reboot the memory voltage in the bios reads over 2.01 volts. Currently my memory is set at 1.675 volts. NB volltage currently at 1.675 and even with the fan blowing onto it...it is warm to touch.
Will keep you guys updated.
Has anyone tried this memory with the board? http://www.overclock.co.uk/product/C...0MHz_5943.html
If so what results did you get?
That's too little voltage to the RAM and a hell of a lot to the NB. For 400FSB your NB should not need more than 1.20-1.30v; I'm running mine at 1.37v for a 475FSB using the same RAM as you.Quote:
Originally Posted by sashin
From what I can remember, when I ran my setup at 9.5 x 400FSB all it needed was 1.25v to the NB and the setting lower than 1.81v for the RAM. If I'm not mistaken, the only thing that should be different for your setup is the settings related to the CPU [vCore, PLL, VTT, GTL settings in your case if you set any].
Quick question, did you flash your board via Windows or the AWFlash utility? When I flashed via Windows I had a whole lot of weird things wrong with my stability; then I reflashed with the AWFlash and it all went away.
If I'm not mistaken, that could be the RAM CeeVee uses, you should ask him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris_redfield
Ah yes, tickets required , but I think it will be a fun event some ifno here:Quote:
Originally Posted by blindfitter
http://www.mfestival.com/
please look hereQuote:
Originally Posted by sashin
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...187199&page=10
starting from post#237
regards
flanr
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Originally Posted by Telo
I am using WIN3X40961600C7DHXIN which I believe is fairly similar to the RAM he linked, except mine is 2GB/stick instead of 1GB/stick.
Anyway I think that RAM would probably work great. This board seems to like 1GB sticks alot more.
I must also confess that I went over to the dark side today and am going to give 790i and SLI a whirl. (although I still have my Blackops. :))
I strongly doubt you will keep the 790i. I wish you the best, but a friend mine almost went up the wall dealing with it (corruption, not clocking quads that great). I hope those GTX280s are returnable.Quote:
Originally Posted by ceevee
Quote:
Originally Posted by Telo
Thanks telo.
I have a Sweet Mountian Mods U2-UFO (Brushed Aluminum) - Original Top, that i have been saving for this build, I think I will start building it up and getting it ready for the components.
This should get it ready to go by the time the acryllic top is don for the water cooling tub/heatsink.
Very excited, I am looking to use a E8500 with 2 - 4870's in crossfire and Dominator 1800's. So the rig should rock when it's all together, I figure it will take a month to get it ready to go and with your vote of confidence, I think i will start the ball rolling by sound profing the bottom of the case and getting the radiators installed..
Very nice, thanks for your update, very patiently watching and drooling to fire up this monster board! :woot:
Here's the case, curtesy of Mountian Mods but I think I will use a lot of black and use red lighting and fans to accent the build.... :yepp:
http://www.mountainmods.com/images/i...big/U2UFOO.jpg
You should really think about getting CellShock RAM, especially the blue kit. That Dominator kit won't do 2000Mhz CAS8 like the CellShock kit can; Dominator may be rated for 7-7-7-20 [I think], and the CellShock 8-8-8-16, but I took those same 1866 timings to 2000 and they work.Quote:
Originally Posted by systemviper
Quote:
Originally Posted by Telo
Thanks for the advice, That would work out great since I would like the dominators in the Blitz Extreme....Quote:
Originally Posted by Telo
I am guessing it's the ram in your sig, i will price it out now.
So your saying that CellShock RAM is proven to work really good with the blackopps....
thanks for your time and effort!
Regards
steve
Cheers Ceevee, I'll swap my RAM over that Corsair then. I would go for the Cellshock but I'm probably going to buy a 790i at the same time and can't quite afford the Cellshock as well. I wouldn't mind a destroyer to play with when they finally come out either:D. Thats not a slur on the black ops though, I love it and am using it as my main board. I just have enough spares lying around that I may as well put them together.Quote:
Originally Posted by ceevee
I took a look at your settings since most of mine were just AUTO. They look a lot like the Anandtech settings, are they? Anyhow, I did a few changes since a carbon copy of them landed me in a non-POST state. I changed the 110T to 100T, the 23T to a 24T, the 19T to a 16T, I think I left the 4T alone, the 7T to 8T, the 9T to 8T, and removed the -1 +1 and -2. More than likely it just didn't like the latter, but for some reason I like keeping things in multiples of the CAS. I brought in my own voltage settings, vCore 1.30v, PLL 1.50v, VTT 1.275v [fake], vNB 1.50v, vSB 1.38v, vDIMM 1.955v. The FSB, of course is the same, and the divider was raised to 8.5x [my CPU seems to be of a better batch than yours and handles higher frequencies with lower volts]. Skew and amplitude were left the same as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by flanr
Right now I am doing a little MemTest86+, and so far it has passed twice without errors [both DIMMs inserted]. I might just stop it and go for a quick SPI 4M and then the 32M to lay down the ground work for some stability testing.
UPDATE
So far the new settings have given me a slower 4M result [previous settings included a higher CPU freq], by .217s. I'm gonna go play some MGS4 while the 32M completes :).
32M run just finished and gave me a slower score as well, by nearly 2secs. I guess that 28Mhz make that much if a difference??? Next I will try the RAM settings with my previous 9 x 475FSB configuration to see if any improvements show up.
SHould have went the eVGA 790i route... I had this board and I must say not fun to OC without problems.. Good Luck...Quote:
Originally Posted by ceevee
They all have their problems, both are to new for a real better board to be decided.
the Evga 790i has data corruption issues, so is it overclocking issues or loosing
your data and reinstalling your os and starting all over again....
I think it's which will mature better, and that takes time....
Personally i had both and liked the build of the Blackopps and have a Evga 750i for $180 and it rocks....
so getting rid of the Evga 790i was a no brainer
thanks for the screenies Telo !
Flanr, you should really leave the random settings on AUTO [like that 110T, 23T, 19T, etc]. You actually get a tighter setting with AUTO. If you are able to boot with them set to AUTO, fire up MemSet, and you will see what I mean. For example, that 110T you have set manually, gets assigned a 60T with AUTO. You should also try running your FSB at 475Mhz, for some reason that extra 28Mhz give me a hell of a boost in SPI results, even with a "slower" RAM. When running the 4M test is hardly noticeable, but when you run the 32m and you get a +2sec result that can be the difference [in my case] between 10.58.xxx and 11.xx.xxx. Finishing under 11mins is pretty sweet, compared to the 12min+ that I used to get with everything at stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by flanr