MaximusIV-Extreme Thread

Is there a way to change the multi in Windows using TuboV or any other software tool?

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Originally Posted by st0ned

I've been having some random BSOD's and all of them were while writting or reading from my raid ( that is connected to de SATA 2 ports ). I went to bios and bumped PCH and PCH PLL volts, and I've stop the BSOD's at least for the last 5 days. I think that this might be my B2 giving up :(

I google the BSOD's and they weren't OC related ( they also didn't show in the normal OC BSOD's as 101 124 , etc... ) for what I've found they were memory write reading ore something like that error.

Any words in what were the simptoms for bad B2 chipset ?

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Could be anything like that- You really should take advantage of having that board swapped out for a B3.

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Originally Posted by Raja@ASUS

No, the CPU temp controls the CPU fan header only AFAIK. However, some of the other headers can be setup to change speed via the supplied thermal probes.

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hmm that's what i was afraid of.

I added an extra fan in my 5.25 bay that lines up with my HSF fan almost perfectly. The rear exhaust fan also lines up with my HSF. It's like a straight shot, in via the 5.25" bay fan, through the HSF and out the rear exhaust.

I'd like to have all these fans controlled by the CPU temp, but i dont think i should power all 4 fans from that one header.

Would it be ok to just take the pwm single and jump it to the other 4 fans i want to control with a separate wire?

I'm not really sure where i could put those temp sensors in order to get a reading close to cpu temp.

Can anyone think of a better way to accomplish my goal?

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Originally Posted by Raja@ASUS

Could be anything like that- You really should take advantage of having that board swapped out for a B3.

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Yeah I know but ASUS PT took a lot of time to get M4E B3 over here... We only got stock @ the store last week, I'm planing the trade really soon :)

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Originally Posted by brolloks

Is there a way to change the multi in Windows using TuboV or any other software tool?

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Yes with ROG connect you can change multi on the fly ( I think you can also do it with turbo V, thought you must have the corresponding BIOS setting activated )

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Originally Posted by st0ned

Yeah I know but ASUS PT took a lot of time to get M4E B3 over here... We only got stock @ the store last week, I'm planing the trade really soon :)



Yes with ROG connect you can change multi on the fly ( I think you can also do it with turbo V, thought you must have the corresponding BIOS setting activated )

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I am unable to do that via turboV, is there an updated one that allows that?

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Originally Posted by faulkton

I'm not really sure where i could put those temp sensors in order to get a reading close to cpu temp.

Can anyone think of a better way to accomplish my goal?

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I attach a probe to the IOH heatsink and set a temperature range in the BIOS for it to ramp.

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Originally Posted by Raja@ASUS

I attach a probe to the IOH heatsink and set a temperature range in the BIOS for it to ramp.

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lol which one is that?

thanks.

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Originally Posted by faulkton

lol which one is that?

thanks.

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Attach it to the VRM heatsink of the MIVE (R3E has the IOH not this) - it gets quite hot when the CPU is loaded so you should be able to set a profile. Or tape a probe to the outer edge of the CPU IHS.

I managed to get RC-connect to work via bluetooth on the Android, pretty cool I must say

http://i53.tinypic.com/2hcnnnk.jpg

hmm actually can tell me how to get it to work on iphone

until now i have no clue.
step by step. including what apps

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Originally Posted by brolloks

Is there a way to change the multi in Windows using TuboV or any other software tool?

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Originally Posted by brolloks

I am unable to do that via turboV, is there an updated one that allows that?

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I tried it out on mine using TurboV and it worked fine for me.

Set BIOS here like this:
http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...0429005707.png

And then go to TurboV in Windows and select the "CPU Ratio" tab... it will allow you to slide the multi (I) up and down... pick your multi and then click apply (save):
http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...nTurboVEVO.png

What's the best bios to date? My Maximus will arrive today. Thx.

I stuck up info/guides to help answer a couple of questions that keep cropping up:

Offset Voltage:

http://www.asusrog.com/forums/showth...U-Core-Voltage


Clock Skew:

http://www.asusrog.com/forums/showth...-of-Clock-Skew

Finally got it, hopely those Dom's work better with M4E.

http://i8.aijaa.com/b/00670/7960390.png

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Originally Posted by Raja@ASUS

I stuck up info/guides to help answer a couple of questions that keep cropping up:

Offset Voltage:

http://www.asusrog.com/forums/showth...U-Core-Voltage


Clock Skew:

http://www.asusrog.com/forums/showth...-of-Clock-Skew

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Thanks Raja for posting the info regarding these two settings.

I've already been using Offset vcore for my daily overclocks and I haven't yet tested the Clock skew setting but it sounds like it could be quite helpful for higher multi/bclk benching.

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Originally Posted by Raja@ASUS

I stuck up info/guides to help answer a couple of questions that keep cropping up:

Offset Voltage:

http://www.asusrog.com/forums/showth...U-Core-Voltage


Clock Skew:

http://www.asusrog.com/forums/showth...-of-Clock-Skew

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Raja Q for you?
What about Intel's 6Gb/s controller?
I'm using all 3Gb/s & have no more room, I need to use Intel's 6Gb/s controller.
Anything you put on that controller will cause freezing over time we need it fixed. I've done 20+ windows installs & nothing works...
This problem is posted all over the net & maybe we can get your help.

Drop me a pm of full system config, BIOS settings & drivers etc and I'll look into it next week when i am back at work, unless I can find out some info sooner.

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Originally Posted by TheHardCase

Raja Q for you?
What about Intel's 6Gb/s controller?
I'm using all 3Gb/s & have no more room, I need to use Intel's 6Gb/s controller.
Anything you put on that controller will cause freezing over time we need it fixed. I've done 20+ windows installs & nothing works...
This problem is posted all over the net & maybe we can get your help.

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the only time I see instability is when the hot-swapping option is set wrong. If set to Disabled have you tried Enabled for those ports?

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Originally Posted by Praz

the only time I see instability is when the hot-swapping option is set wrong. If set to Disabled have you tried Enabled for those ports?

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Yes many times, off/on ect.
Same results no matter what I do.

I want better 01 scores of MIVE please :D such a great board for everything but 01

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Originally Posted by TheHardCase

Yes many times, off/on ect.
Same results no matter what I do.

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Which Intel drivers are you using?

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Originally Posted by Raja@ASUS

I stuck up info/guides to help answer a couple of questions that keep cropping up:

Offset Voltage:

http://www.asusrog.com/forums/showth...U-Core-Voltage


Clock Skew:

http://www.asusrog.com/forums/showth...-of-Clock-Skew

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Thanx for this @Raja. I'm off to have a play (errr, with these settings I mean):up:

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Originally Posted by newhit

Thanx for this @Raja. I'm off to have a play (errr, with these settings I mean):up:

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Easy there tiger, the clock skew stuff is only of use if you are benchmarking. :)

This is by far the best I could get off my mobo and CPU. It's rock stable anyway but Im not happy at all.
http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1304161032

There's nothing to be sad about with a 5G OC. The required voltage really comes down to luck of the draw.