I have the lastest BIOS from official DFI site, but I also tried earlier versions before.Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
I've change gtl settings to 89/91 (with Vcore about 1.33V)and also tried 66/66, but after start motherboard shows 88, and is turning off.
I also tried with default Vcore and GTL set to 84/83. Nothing changes. Problems are the same. :/
gtl settin relates to cpu vtt not cpu coreQuote:
Originally Posted by tom256
have you guys tried getting the display output from graphics cards in the other pci-e x16 slots? i'm trying to see if i can flash a graphics card on the main x16 slot while getting the display from a card attached to the lower pci-e slots in case i screw up my video bios flashing :D
You would have to have the display card in the top slot, and the card you want to flash in another slot. Or you could just "blind flash" the card from a usb stick.Quote:
Originally Posted by ninong
Now I'm able to run 10MHz more, that's still only 450MHz :(Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
thats exactly what i did..didnt find anything in the bios that let me change the location of the display card. well at least i was able to recover from a bad flash :DQuote:
Originally Posted by kitfit1
thanks!
with bios 502, Donīt work... POWER on by USB
Are there anyone who use USB KEYBOARD or USB MOUSE to POWER ON???,
I configured like the manual said and donīt work on LT P35 with bios 502
Anyone know if Bios 9/19 have fixed it?? Help
Why did you get a bad flash ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ninong
i have only been using my pc for downloading lately..so i got an ati reference hd4670 ddr4 and noticed that ATI powerplay wasnt working. i downloaded the sapphire hd4670 bios ddr4 since they used the same ddr4 chips and based on reviews powerplay works on the sapphire card. well after successfully flashing i got no display from my card..so i guess that was a bad flash ;pQuote:
Originally Posted by kitfit1
Anyone else have to raise their Clockgen voltage to 2.60V to get FSB higher than around the 540 level?
nope got around 580Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
I can't get over 540FSB with my E8400 unless I up the clockgen voltage. Working on 550x7 right now, it'll boot with 3.60V clockgen but still not stable. 1.31V VTT, GTLs at 78/76/73. Vcore is at about 1.225V.Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
play with gtls the nb gtl is way too high but every board reacts differentQuote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
Trying for 542FSB 5:6 divider, I kept the CPU GTLs the same but lowered NB GTL to 58 and set clockgen back to 3.45v. The board tries to power up and just shuts down. :confused:
jump straight to 560-570fsb 1.5v+ on nb 333 or 400 dividerQuote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
Nothing doing. I think it's too hot in here and I have too much hardware in the system to clock the FSB that high.Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
you can try 65-67%Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
my e8600 needed 67% with dkp45+:rofl:
Looks like the UT P35 is certainly capable of high FSB: http://star.ap.teacup.com/dakara/173.html
Granted, the CPU was watercooled, but 600FSB with only 1.2VTT is pretty nuts.
1.86 is ridicoulous voltsQuote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
1.7 shoulda done it
I noticed he had to raise Clockgen voltage to 3.60 the same as I do to get over 540FSB.Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
Hey guys I've been running the 9/13 bios with my board now for a while. I'm upgrading my Q6600 to a Q9550 and was wondering what the best BIOS would be.
Should I go ahead and grab the new 9/19? or the 5/12, 5/02? Going to be overclocking the new chip and am running Windows 7 x64.
Anyone?
Hello XS users, this is my first post :>
I have P35-T2R for about 20 months and i always had some minor problems, but today something big happend.
The system system froze, then i hit reset button, but system does not post since.
Cpu is Xeon E3110, ram teamgroup xtreem dark 800, psu is chieftec 550W.
If i turn computer on, it shuts down and turn on again....endlessly. I did took the battery out for about 20 minutes, but the problem remains.
This is picture of debug display.
http://www.shrani.si/f/2d/c3/S7ffrEK/p1150413.jpg
PS sorry for my broken english.
need a big resetQuote:
Originally Posted by Jure_5
take batter out longer and put a jumper on start for a while
restart it withought ram and v-card
then put em in n restart
if that fails take out cpu n put back in
btw if you have excessive pressure on the board it will do that too
make sure its not you psu or your ram;)
winston: the latest bios is ok
I update BIOS with version LP35DB07. Now overclocking seems to work and I'm able to reach FSB 500Mhz :). I've also change aircooling to watercooling. Every seems bo be OK exept northbridge has 70 degrees!!!