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I know I could probably use a fan to get the PWM down to my comfort zone @ 400x9, but I don't like the idea of rigging up a fan that close to my MoBo's circuits (I know I am a :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:, but I don't want to hurt my pretty little IP35-Pro )"
That is downright affectionate! HEHEHEHE :D :D :D :D
A question for all you ip35-pro owners: does your vcore fluctuate wildly even under full load? I am priming here and cpuz shows vcore jumping between 1.280 and 1.320 constantly. I had a couple of ip35-e's and also fp-in9, their vcore is dead flat under prime.
Yep. If you cool the fets (PWMs), it helps. The other thing you can do is the vdroop mod, which I have yet to do.
My vcore sits at 1.44-1.46v idle, and 1.39 load. I ramped it up in the BIOS to account for the droop under load.
Already cooling the PWMs with a 50mm fan. Before couldn't get 3.6 stable. Does your loaded vcore move beyond 1.39? I expect the idle vcore to change depending on various background jobs but I thought once 100% loaded it should stay constant.
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Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
Yah, my IP35 Pro and I are in it for the long haul, I am not looking for a quick 1 night stand Overclocking session. So I like to keep her happy:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron 61
A little. It will drop to 1.38 but 1.39 seems to be where it tries to stay. I'm not happy with it either way though, that's a helluva drop. I hate having to crank up the volts to keep it stable at idle (which makes it hot), so it can fall to where it really needs to be at load.Quote:
Originally Posted by demiurge
you can use a lesser vcore to maintain idle stability and when you want to rumble;) with the puter, use Uguru to boost the vcore or whatever setting you want increased.
Anybody notice that GTLREF% decreased to around 62 keeps pwm temps lower?
edit: this is for a Q6600 overclocked specifically
I did the bolt mod and saw marginal difference in load and idle temps.
I decreased GTLREF% and now I'm seeing some really low PWM temps. (30-33C idle, 50-54 Load in prime95)
The only other variable explanation is that the MX-2 I used for the NB,SB, PWM mosfet heatsink cured in about a week (although I understand it doesn't need curing)
you can't set an undervolt in the BIOS, but you can use a pad mod to trick the mobo into thinking that your VID is lower than it really is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Astakos
No but I'm certainly going to test that...I'll report back.Quote:
Originally Posted by kadozer
I noticed a new jmicron sata driver is available
1.17.32
ftp://driver.jmicron.com.tw/jmb36x/Win2k_xp_Vista
I have not tried it.
oi
is the front page really being updated anymore? would like to know since I just skim by here every couple of weeks to see what new drivers may have came out, instead of checking the diffrent vendors=)
Yes I usually check every other week, I checked the drivers last week & nothing new had been released.Quote:
Originally Posted by strange|ife
i just switched from bios 14 to 16b10 to see what would happen with my temps. my PWM temps went down about 2-3C, but my cpu cores all went up about 2-3. anyone else experience something like that?
which bios is best for Q6600 and high 24/7 overclock?
Updated the the front page which includes latest drivers as well as current beta bios available:-
Also added driver for creating a floppy disk used to preinstall RAID driver (F6 during Windows* setup). (Latest version available)
DRIVERS - Last checked 18th March 2008.
RAID/AHCI Software - Intel® Matrix Storage Manager v 7.8.0.1012 for 2000/XP/2003/64bit - 9th November 07
INTEL Chipset Driver v 8.3.1.1009 for 2000/XP/2003/64bit - 11th September 07
32-bit Floppy Configuration Utility for Intel® Matrix Storage Manager - 11th September 07
Creates floppy disk for 32-bit OS with Intel® Matrix Storage Manager 7.8.0.1012 files - used to preinstall RAID driver (F6 during Windows* setup).
JMicron SATA Driver V 1.17.32 for 2000/XP/2003/64bit - 4th March 08 *NEW*
Realtek 8110SC Gigabit Lan V6.87 Driver for Win9x/Me/2000/XP/2003 - 12th March 08 *NEW*
Realtek 8110SC Gigabit Lan V6.203 Driver for Vista 32bit / Vista 64bit - 26th February 08 *NEW*
Realtek High Audio Definition R188 Driver for 2000/XP/2003/64bit - 5th March 08 *NEW*
Realtek High Audio Definition R188 Driver for Vista 32bit/Vista 64bit - 5th March 08 *NEW*
Abit AirPace Wi-Fi Card Driver V1.2.0.588.51 for XP/2003/Vista 32bit/Vista 64bit - 11th September 07
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http://www.station-drivers.com/forum...hp?p=8381#8381
http://www.station-drivers.com/page/intel%20chipset.htm
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Can anyone advise what I need to try if I have one prime95 worker thread failing after about 3 hours? This has happened four times now. do you need my detailed BIOS settings to advise? any help is appreciated. here's another screenshot:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2404/...e735b8cc_b.jpg
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Originally Posted by lefy
Man, I'm no quad expert but your Vcore sure looks low for that clock speed. Try a bump or two on Vcore and see if that makes it stable.
I actually just updated to cpu-z 1.44 on this last run, and it seems that they have replaced the voltage with VID. no idea why they would do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAGEous
anyway, that's my vid not my volt. vcore is 1.4050 in bios and has some droop/drop, but seems to stay above 1.3 i think?
and i'm back to cpu-z 1.43 now
Well, since my case is not put together yet, I thought I made use of the 120mm fan and blow directly to the PMW?/PWM? and up some of the settings
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see if you could do some recommendations
as always advance thanks:biggrin:
started early this morning
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this is next day already::biggrin:
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Actually, I was looking at the 1.32. Is that normal for a quad at 3700? That seems to be what it was under load. You may need to get it just a bit higher. But if it lasted 3 hours I would say you are pretty close.Quote:
Originally Posted by lefy
When getting my E6600 to 3.6 it would fail after about 30-40 mins. One more notch of Vcore did the trick.
Hello, great forum, great people, i own this board and its awesome, but i would like to go with 4gb of ram, the questions is: it would be better to get 2 x TWINX 2048MB DDR2 800MHz DHX or 4 x Ballistix Tracer 2x100461-PC2-6400 ? It would handle great overcook with 2 sticks or it will be the same as with 4 sticks of ram?
Thanks.
Neither I would pickup these. I use to have Ballistix and only the 8500 overclock as good as these. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231145Quote:
Originally Posted by ureche
2 sticks are better than 4 because they wont stress your motherboard controller as much and require less MCH voltage.
Did anyone try to flash IP35-ProXE_bios to IP35-Pro?