if you have been trouble with new cpuz, try cpuz 1.51 or
intel frequency tool, that will show the real multiplier.
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if you have been trouble with new cpuz, try cpuz 1.51 or
intel frequency tool, that will show the real multiplier.
WooooooooooooW 7Ghz On i7 coming son..\ioi/
Someone got F5a bios for UD6 ?
Not sure how bad my effiency is but...
http://www.lilireviews.com/images/ly...750ud4p-1m.jpg
:up:
Can anyone link me to the F4D or latest BIOS for the P55-UD6 and P55M-UD4? Both boards came with F3 and both boards are hitting 209-211 bclk walls on air.
@ [XC] gomeler
Bios isnīt the problem, my UD5 hit 228Mhz BCLK (i5) with F3 Bios as all my Boards with my CPU.
Itīs you CPU, most like it cold to reach higher BCLK ;)
Btw my retail 860 (week 25) hit also a wall at ~210Mhz.
Edit: UD6 F4 Bios
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/M...S&FileID=14977
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chri$ch
yes, recent all BIOS can do the same BCLK, notice my 272 managed in July
which BIOS only around F1, the point is when you put CPU cold
that will be very different with air cooling. :)
ICH is under cold for 260/270 hicookie?
may you tell me exactly what's different between UD5 and UD6?
PS: i don't care bundle
Power button isnt @ the same place :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by hiwa
:D oh big fault, so i can't turn on mobo easy ? designer should change this layout soon :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pt1t
so ud5 doesnt have 24 power phases, no diagnostic led and only 4 dimm :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by hiwa
not need ICH cold, just cold cpuQuote:
Originally Posted by hiwa
UD5 12 phase, UD6 24 phase, UD6 features 6dimm slots
to let you have more chance be fexliable for choose memory, like you
can buy 2kits of x58 1GBX3, also you can install normal p55 with 2gbx4
Such fun by reading your jokes mates :D ...but when could I boot those stuffs for real ??
I have a little question about mounting holes ^^ would we have some fix for that new socket ?
(I bought TT and CM ones for X58 but I'm ouned now : just wanna P55 :p )
Did you try higher PCI-E frequency? That usually helps, already at 102 - 103 you usually gain at least a few more MHz on BCLK.Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] gomeler
I was running 112MHz PCIe, just like I do on my Classified :D I'm guessing I need to put the CPU sub-zero, I'll do that next week.Quote:
Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD
what the fake result even i now the i7 can't beat 270:shocked:!! there is only few result that can go upper then 260!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lsdmeasap
and the i7 because of memory controller the 2800 is only one dream is cpu already dead after this result:eek:
any one now the fake !?
im sure it bug of Everest
that's a simple Everest bug is not a fake :) i have 40k screenQuote:
Originally Posted by G81
i think it happens when you boot @ high Bclk like 225 or higher and you run direct everest without change bclk with tools :up:
ps:
i see your PM my friends, we will talk about later
Yes, I said that was everest known bugs, we (Several members) posted out bugged images on that page where you quoted my images.
Just a glitch with everest is all
Quote:
Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD
ladies, PCI-E frequency shouldn't affect BCLK on P55, QPI bus isn't the limiting factor like it is on X58 and why PCI-E frequency helps X58 BCLK. i am running a P55-UD4P at 245BCLK all day long at 101 PCI-E and piss all for VTT...with P55, BCLK is all about the CPU. add cold and max BCLK, not much else you can do from there :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] gomeler
Did it out of habit. Will add cold to the mix soon, hope this chip doesn't have a garbage cold-bug. Someone needs to test PCIe scaling also.. I wonder how high it'll go before stuff starts crapping out.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3oh6
Can Biostar really run at 300 BCLK?Quote:
Originally Posted by massman
GA-P55-UD6 - F5cQuote:
Originally Posted by hicookie
GA-P55-UD5 - F5d
-Improve OC ability
Released 09.Sep 09
so these high bclocks only work at subzero and on air we are stuck at the same bclocks? 210 on air but close to 300 cold? thats odd 0_o
whats the max stable 3d bclock under cold then?
@stasio
Any new bios for P55-UD3 ?
My UD5 with F5d bios ABSOLUTELY wont accept a BCLK of more than 160 :/ Hoping its the BIOS and not the board/CPU.
Anyone else with this problem?
The real question is: what inside the processor likes to be this cold and how can we use this information to go faster on X58?Quote:
Originally Posted by saaya
Here's how we can go faster on i7's ... new chipset.
You need to turn Turbo off.. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ovard
Yeah I second thatQuote:
Originally Posted by lesstutrey
I solved it, 210 BCLK so far. All i did was to remove two of my four ram sticks.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo13
finding that at x36 222 is the max bclk on the ud4p w/i750 which "qpi link" hits 4ghz its hardlock city
x32 same settings 21x234 is reached.
heh, good question... my guess is that at lower temperatures its easier to terminate io at the interfaces cause the resistances change in a beneficial way... it probably helps having the mainboard between the cpu and chipset cold, not just the cpu and chipset itself... lower temperatures on the traces = lower resistance on the traces = easier to drive a signal through the traces...Quote:
Originally Posted by massman
but most of it is really the chipset... its stupid to try and push qpi clocks higher when even the slowest qpi setting is way more than we need anyways... even for quad vga setups...
the real solution would be to have a chipset with a 16x or 12x qpi multiplier...
exactly... but the boneheads up in intel top floors think it would hurt their highend cpu sales cause people buy the lowest end chips and clock them to the top... well DUH thats what everybody does already, and the people who buy XE chips now will still buy XE chips if a new chipset allowed higher overclocking...Quote:
Originally Posted by lesstutrey
and even if they would lose half or all their XE sales, i bet theyd make 5x that money by offering an X58pro chipset that had lower qpi multipliers and sold it for 20$ more... cause theyd actually sell millions of those, and not a measily few hundred-thousand pieces like with their XE cpus...