I have had 2x x25m80G1 on ich10r in R0 (wite back cache enabled) for 6 mo or so on ggbt x58xtreme - not a single problem - runs link a champ, very pleased. :up:
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Thanks. I may try it tonight.
Mr OC Nub and any others in northern Virginia, where do you go for your ln2?
Many thanks for me it's the same max bench stable now 226 bclk on R2E
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@ Le Titi, Very nice :up:
I dont have my 920 in now to test, but I have been able to get linx stable at 225bclk on this board, using a 3x1gb triple ch kit. Benchable is a little higher.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=503
Edit: This is with my current chip, HT disabled. This chip runs 4500mhz on lower vcore than my 920 but above 4500 will not pass linx or much of anything else with HT enabled.
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Found this screen from my first and not so good 920, water cooling.
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Hi guys,
my triple channel memory kit runs without problems with 6-8-7-21-CR1 timings on F6 bios, but the same configuration refuses to boot if I use any of the new F7 beta bioses. Each of my memory sticks passes the memtest with 6-8-6-21-CR1 timings on the first two white slots while on the third white slot there is no way to boot with the same timings: the post sequence stops on CODE 26 and the system reboots with conservative settings. The third white slot works perfectly with F6 bios, so I think it is a bios issue. Has anyone got a similar problem?
My config:
CPU: i7 950 @ 4.0GHz
Motherboard: UD7 rev.1 with F7w bios
Memory: G.SKILL Trident F3-16000CL9T-6GBTD 1.6V (@ 1.64V)
anyone else having problems with this board have tried 2 diff ram types and cant get them to run at @1600 wtf. sent board back tryed everything is it a bios issue i need help with this
Good day fellow Gigabyte owners
Since UD5 was the best board I've had with the i7 platform , meaning most fun/ performace for the bucks
I decidet to grab the UD7 Rev 1.0
But I have one slight issue with it. from time to time it decides to make the USB Keyboard and mouse non functional and I have to unplug and plug them back. Then it works again.
It's kinda irritating doing it while Playing Starcraft II rated Match
If this a known thing or my board should end up RMAed.
Thanks
Thanks johnny87 i decided to take it apart and reseat it once more while i was going to do that i had a razor at went through 1 pin at a time they all llooked good but i straighted them all abit more and whoot it worked i now have my i930 @4.2 1.35vcore and 9-9-9-24 trident @2000 memtest and prime stable thanks again..
Oh and like Boldenc said F7w made things alot better with my usb keyboard and mouse
Hi i have a UD7 Rev 1.0 with a 920 running f6 bios, but if i try any of the latest beta bios the multiplier will not save at 21 keeps going to 20
running at 21x191 atm
Kev
Thank you will try that :)
Kev
Ive got turbo boost tech disabled and performace enhance on standard but still getting the same problem.
Kev
Couple of days ago i bought the new rev2 of that board. I really like how UD7 looks. However there is an huge issue with rev2. The vdroop is insane. I highly reccomend not to buy rev 2 until this is fixed. Hopefully it can be fixed with new bios.
I tried both bioses available at the moment. Neither is good.
One example how big this problem is.
I have i7 980x. 1.425V vcore set from bios. What i see in windows (according to cpu-z 1.55 and easytune6 as well) is 1.408v. Under load with LinX vcoe randomly jumps between 1,392v <---> 1,376v.
This is the worst vcore drop i have ever seen on any board!
Setting vdoop adjust in bios between auto-level1-level2-enabled doesnt help at all. It only raises idle voltage then set to lvl2 example. but voltage drop under load stayes the same.
Dno what im going to do now. Maybe ill change to some other board. Too bad. I really like the bios and looks of it. :(
Edit: Quite odd. Now i increased voltage in windows by few steps and suddenly vdroop is completely gone under load. However the difference of set voltage and actual reading is still same wrong.
I think I toasted my board or my CPU....:mad:
was trying to overclock my machine to 4.3Ghz (was 4.2 Ghz Linx stable for 5 months) when during the second pass of Linx it just went into infinite reboot.
now it just powers up for 1/2 a second , then shuts down, then powers up for 1/2 second then shuts down, loops. Post error code shows C1 (Detect Memory)
any stick of ram in any of the slots shows this.
even with MB removed from case, nothing hooked up but CPU, and a stick of ram and power (no Harddrives or video card connected).
i have tried a different powersupply with the same result.
removing all ram it powers up and stays powered up with post error code shows C1
system is water cooled, and max temperature during tests was 70Deg on warmest core, vCore just under 1.4v
is my motherboard toast? or is it CPU? reason i wonder if it is CPU is because Intel moved their memory controller to the CPU...
thoughs:shrug:
Did you take out the battery and do a long cmos clear (like 1hr or so)? Also what kind of voltages were you using?
Try a Different chip , the mem controller could be Down on the Cpu.
I don't have access to another chip.
small town, local computer shop has none in stock as well has only ever built 1 X58 system so no spare parts.
closest computer shop i know of is about hour drive away.
edit. highest i ever put the ram voltage was 1.66v, spec on the ram is 1.65, however bios settings doesn't have that, only 1.64 & 1.66
understand, and a bit of a pain no access to another chip :mad: but thats the only thing to test before Rma the Mb, imop mate it is the Cpu as the Ud7 would be harder to Fry over the Cpu, thats why i think the Mem controller on chip has gone Waffle up.
running the mem at 1.66 in bios if fine, as this what i do, Everest Reports as 1.65V , never could understand why the bios could Just not put the 1.65 setting in bios :confused: think this there just to Ask why :)
When will be released the final version of the BIOS F7 anyone know?
Yes, I have a razer mouse and a G15 keyboard and it happens often with bios F6 and previous version. Now I'm using F7w beta bios and it never happen again. You can grab the file somewhere in this thread.
@ Mr MadHacker,
You may have already tried all of this but I'll list it all anyway.
Try booting using the "safe" bios settings.
If no go - then try booting with everything turned off in the bios with minimum H/W population of mobo.
If still no go - then its the swap the H/W game assuming you have extras - cables, HDD, memory, keyboard, power supply, ...
I had a Razer Mouse and a G110 .. Switched the mouse for G9x but with the recent bios updates it got better. Happends from time to time but before it happend like 2 times a day. Now it's like once a week.
But I Still think 1.35V for 4 GHz on HT is still crazy much when others have 1.28 and they run :p: Unfair
Mr. MadHacker - One last idea - did you take everything apart - and I mean everything including cpu from the socket and mobo battery from the mobo and let it set for a day or so? Stray capacitance?
I did everythign what you said but not for a day (1 hour), nor did i remove the CPU from the socket.
I'll do that and let it sit and check it tomorrow, was planning to go to computer shop on friday to have them test out the board so it will give me some time to test.
Its a long shot but it worked for me once before on this very board (battery out).
Others have reported - taking the cpu out and letting it sit has fixed the no boot problem.
Seems like sucessful recoveries have been from subzero oc gone bad (that was the situation for me ).
X58A series final BIOS is out.
not out yet
i meaned the chagelog
Also out together with BIOS.:cool:
http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte...tml#post369447Code:-Enhance CPU, DDR, PCIex16/x8 compatibility
-USB3.0 chip legacy support
-Enhanced SATA3 RAID mode
It took a while for Gigabyte to release an official F7 BIOS for the UD7 rev. 1 board, but I applaud them for providing us frequent BIOS updates.
hey everyone:)
a friend of mine wants to use 24GB of ram on his UD7 and i was wondering what ram should he go for ?
is there is anyone here already running that much ram ?
His cpu is a 930 overclocked to 3.36 ghz with 6 gigs of corsair dominators which he will either sell or use in another machine.
I saw corsair , kingston and gskill both have 24GB kits on sale and was wondering what kit to buy ?
The Corsair 24GB kit
http://www.corsair.com/store/item_view.aspx?id=1418696
The G-skill Kit
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231383
The Kingston Kit
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820104170
Thanks tons for the help guys !! :)
Cheers :)
Interesting, but how does this x21-BIOS-set works in real life?
I had a chance to try it with my X5650 B1 ES (BIOS F7x). I could set it to x21 in BIOS but it ended up as x20 in w7 anyways. I didn't have much time to play with it, because I had to borrow RAM from may main-rig. I will hopefully get some RAM soon and will try to get my good old UD7 up and running again. So I'm really interested to find out how this works actually. You got a link or more explanation on this?.
has their been a newer update yet from f7x?
Yes F7 final is out seems good so far
hello there guy's
I'm new here and my first post. So I've got an UD7 rev1.0 to, with a 930.
And I have bin some sort of ginny pig, because my Saitek cyborg keyboard
has issiues whit the new F7 bios. and for me its just horrible whit overclocking.
It can't even do the same as F6 whit more vcore on 200x20 4ghz.
So why dit they f*ck up the bios, because the main think is OCing whit this board.
Because the problem whit my bios/keyboard i have tested several F7 bios.
F7w, x, y, final and a bunch of customs. And not one of them overclocks as well as the F6 bios.
F7 bios is no good for my mobo :shakes:
Very good this F7 BIOS!! Nice visual
I like the lastest f7 bios my system runs great all the f7 beta's i had problems with keyboard unstable overclocks and ram bugs but in my mind the new f7 is the best so far maybe im just having good luck with it :D
Not really on topic here but..........I'm interested in the UD7 heatsink and was wondering if anyone is not using W/C maybe they would want to swap for a UD5 heatsink plus $$$. PM works good for anyone interested, thx.
Theres the MSI XPower, dunno if thats good enough for you but i consider it bang for bucks :cool: Or the Rampage III Extreme, though i won't really classify that as bang for bucks. EVGA classified good for OC, but lacks U3S6 and is expensive.
Otherwise, theres always the UD9 you can play with but definitely overpriced:yepp:
Hey guys,
What's the best bios for gigabye x58a-ud7 ??
After many many time...
...today i start to OC my ud7 & my i7920......
the new PWM delivers MORE power with less (different) phases ;)
no not any more
i have a bios here with an option which you can basically select to disable OCP
we will release it soon :up:
that's great :D
you GB guys are doing an awesome work with these p55/x58 series :yepp:
Sounds great ;)
Thanks for the heads up :D
is there anyway i can find out what revision the board is from the serial number?
Serial number is in the invoice sent to me
I'm just a little impatient... I should get the board tomorrow or Wednesday, it finally got shipped.
Surprised to see that my UD7, Windows 7 64 bit Pro:
Plugged in a running, externally powered SATA drive into the rear ESata/USB 3 ports. Nothing happens until I reboot!
Once Windows sees the drive, if I unplug Windows doesn't notice.
Arn't Esata ports hot-pluggable?
Under XP with a PCI Sata/Esata card all of this worked fine!!!!
anyone know better?
Make sure the eSATA ports are set to AHCI mode in the BIOS, and that the correct drivers are installed. With the default drivers that Windows 7 installed, hot swap didn't work for me. Once I installed the ones from Gigabyte's site (and enabled AHCI) it worked fine.
Also, the combo USB/eSATA ports are USB 2.0. The 3.0 USB ports are the blue ones. ;)
Hey guys, not sure if this is a Gigabyte issue, but I thought I'd ask here anyway.
I've got a 5870 and I'm trying to install an Nvidia GTX 260+ card to try out the hybrid PhysX mod.
I have the 5870 in the primary PCI-express x 16 slot and the Nvidia card in the bottom slot (x8 slot).
I've followed this guide :
"Assuming you already have ATI card and drivers installed:
1/ Stick in your Nvidia card.
2/ Download Forceware 258.96 and install it.
3/ Restart.
4/ Install hybrid 1.04ff."
When trying to install the Nvidia 258.96 drivers it keeps saying compatible hardware not found.
I thought maybe the card was not seated properly so I tried re-seating it and the fan on the card seems to be spinning so it shouldn't be that.
I don't think it's a Gigabyte issue, but I thought I'd post and ask here in case there is a setting in the BIOS I need to change on the UD7 to get the Nvidia card working? It doesn't seem like it's detected. I would have thought that it would show up in GPU-Z even with out drivers installed, but it doesn't. Only the ATI card is listed.
@ ice - what os are you using?
Yep, that is what i would do too, try all different slots, perhaps one has to be recognized before the other.
i run two old evga GF7800 cards in non-SLI mode to run three monitors - no problem (mobo - ggbt x58 extreme - very similar to UD7).
hopefully this is not another one of those GF vs ATI not playing well together again :rolleyes:
Question for the UD7 bios experts out there, can UD7 rev2 bios be used on rev1 boards - see -
http://hwbot.org/article/newsflash/8...h_guide_notes_
BIOS Download link: http://rapidshare.com/files/419207367/GOOC2010.W08
I would like to try this bios on my rev1, any chance it would work?
Thank you I'm able to OC my 980x to 4.4ghz stable 24/7 from this thread ... You guys are the greatest
I reuploaded the bios here: http://www.4shared.com/file/Tvyuru1-/GOOC2010.html
sadly you can't use the rev2 bios with the rev1 motherboard.Quote:
Here is the summary of changes and features provided with this competition bios:
1. Bios is based on X58A-UD9 bios from 20/8/2010 and X58A-UD7 FB6 bios with a few additions
2. GOOC Lean Mode: disables various options on the fly including smart fan, power states and turbo, LOGO screen, enables USB keyboard/mouse and disables various third party IC functions which are not necessary for extreme OC
3. VCORE RANGE: from 1.0V up to 2.1Vcore (I wonder if there will actually be CPUs that scale with volts up to 2.1 lol)
4. GOOC EXTREME CLOCK: This option removes OCP when enabled
5. GOOC EXTREME TEMP: This options may improve cold bugs when enabled depending on CPU.
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Can we have a modified bios for rev1 motherboard?
Not yet. I have the 5870 in the first x16 slot, nothing in the second x16 slot and the Nvidia card in the bottom x8 slot.
The thing is I want to get a couple more ATI cards later on and Crossfire so I need the Nvidia card to work in the slot that it is currently in. That's why I didn't want to move it because eventually I want to use it in this slot. I will try it in the other slot though tomorrow when I have time to see if it works.
So it wouldn't be a BIOS setting or anything that needs to be changed? Even if I don't have drivers installed for the card should it still show up in GPU-Z or not? It seems to be running, but not showing up in GPU-Z, MSI Afterburner or any of those programs.
First test:
I've done the thinning of voltage to the processor, the remainder going to do yet.
I'm having a problem here with the program Easy Tune. The program is not saving the changes I make. Anyone know why?
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