So if I was to select 3.6v and got a black screen, would I then power the machine off and back on, and that would take care of the issue, or is it more complicated to get it to boot with 3.6v+?Quote:
Originally posted by OPPAINTER
The mobo has a problem at first post if the mem voltage is over 3.6V.
In other words, if you save and exit the bios over 3.6V you'll get a black screen. If you are at 3.55V going out of the bios or on a reboot there is no problem.
Once your past this this first post you can up the mem voltage as high as you want.
OPP
This is in no way productive, it is just simply thread crapping. It isn't even a reasonable interpretation of my post. I was very happy with 3.1v, I am more happy with 3.3v, but my mentality as well as 90% of the people in this forum feel that more volts the better! Obviously DFI felt the same if they tried to off 4v which is more than I have ever heard of offered stock, so I don't know what you are talking about. I also made a valid point that 4v would have turned heads, and created even more hype, so it would have helped dfi even more, and I am sure that was one of the reasons they wanted to allow 4v.Quote:
Originally posted by The Mofo
Amazing people are never happy, no matter what.
They could always put the voltages to stock levels again :rolleyes: If you want 4V's, then mod your damn board. 90% of the people buying it will be happy with 3.1.
I am assuming this is a case of someone reading the last post in a thread and feeling the need to put someone else down. 3.1v is not the stock voltate, infact there isn't a stock voltage yet because the board hasn't been finalised apparently, and as of now the max vdim was changed to 3.3v, but apparently you don't take the time to actually read before you post, you just blurt out the first absurd thing that comes to your mind.
I don't appreciate that kind of attack, nor do I appreciate your negative nonproductive post. If you want to thread crap and attack people you don't belong here.
Sorry for the rant, but this guy realy touched a nerve:mad: