7x500 1:1 400 strap.
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7x500 1:1 400 strap.
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Yes it works very well, I got one kit my self.Quote:
Originally Posted by BailA
Initial bios 0107 works well, manage my Q6600 G0 oc 3.44G stable, FSB:DRAM 4:5 also has no problem.
will try higher oc later until new bios that CPU Q-fan is really functional released.
I've been trying to OC a bit today :) But I seem to have an issue with my 4:5 divider, like most X38 boards have it seems. Because my CPU can handle 400MHz FSB just fine and my RAM can do 500MHz @ 5-4-4-12 - 1.9Vn but I cant run it at the same time :( CPU @ 400Mhz and RAM @ 500MHz.
Asus P5E bios 0402
What I tested:
FSB: 400MHz
FSBstrap: 333MHz
Divider: 1:1
RAM: 400MHz 5-4-4-12 1.8V
--> works fine
FSB: 333MHz
FSBstrap: 266MHz
Divider(FSB:RAM): 2:3
RAM: 500MHz 5-4-4-12 1.9V
--> works fine
FSB: 333MHz
FSBstrap: 333MHz
Divider(FSB:RAM): 5:8
RAM: 533MHz 5-5-5-15 1.9V
--> no boot (so my RAM can't run DDR2-1066MHz)
FSB: 400MHz
FSBstrap: 266MHz
Divider(FSB:RAM): 4:5
RAM: 500MHz 5-5-5-15 1.9V
--> no boot
MP used:6x (so my CPU isn't the problem, however it can run 8x400 fine :))
And i'm very pleased with my RAM cause stock its 400MHz-5-5-5-15, but as you can see it does much better than that :)
Any1 got an idea how I can get divider 4:5 to work?
Nice Jobmullet 500 @ 1:1 is sweet.
I here that TKC, this 107 bios is working so perfectly for my set up that it would be crazy to change, tempting but crazy.
This bios 107 although not perfect clocks very well.
Last night it was very cold out so my liquid cooling system got a real boost!!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...lla/morepi.jpg
3Do6 went very well also.
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=4093216
WZ
Nice OC there m8 :) And you seem to have no problems at all the run 4:5 divider :)
:eek: true look at that 4:5 divider. What board revision?
The 4:5 divider seems to work the best on this board.
This is a Rev 1.02G board.
I have some 2 x 2gb G.Skill coming in, if it won't duplicate this I'll use it in another system. Getting to know this board has been a challenge in itself.
I am still not there yet. It has only been a week and I have been working some Xtreme hours!
WZ
Is anybody using phase on this board?
Quote:
Originally Posted by WeldZilla
Can you post your BIOS settings? :) Then I can give them a go :)
Thx in advance :)
for game what mainboard is better ???
x38-dq6 - p5e- Maximus Formula
(sorry for bad english)
you should read dq6 thread carefully before you go gigabyte:down:Quote:
Originally Posted by DEXON
please take me the name board
thanks
Here are the settings i used to get to 438 fsb
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...a/IMG_0410.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...a/IMG_0411.jpg
The only diiference between that and my daily are just a couple settings.
I run the Vcore at 1.6375 and the Northbridge Volts at 1.65. Of course I turn the fsb down to 425. As cool as I run I would have no qualms about running 1.65 V-core daily.
WZ
Thx, and kinda funny that your boards OC's your ram alot when it's set to auto... I sure had expected that it just would run it 1:1 with your FSB, because that gives it a much closer value to DDR2-800, which your ram is and says it is with SPD. I should give the 'auto' option a go then :D
Edit:
I've did some testing and divider 4:5 only seem to work for me with low FSB.
Tests I did:
FSB: 266MHz
FSBstrap: 266MHz
Divider(FSB:RAM): 4:5
RAM: 400MHz 5-5-5-15 1.8V
--> booted fine (is the stock settings for my hardware :))
FSB: 333MHz
FSBstrap: 266MHz
Divider(FSB:RAM): 4:5
RAM: 416MHz 5-5-5-15 1.9V
--> no boot (but this should work fine since this is what I ran 24/7 on my 975X P5W DH)
FSB: 400MHz
FSBstrap: 266MHz
Divider(FSB:RAM): 4:5
RAM: 500MHz 5-5-5-15 1.9V
--> no boot, even had a BIOS checksum error
Gonna test some more and play a bit with the bios settings and hopefully get it to work :)
Have you guys bothered to disassemble your X38 HSF's? A couple pages ago I described just how bad the contact (or lack of) is with the MCH / heastsink/heatpipe. You might wanna look at that just for grins...
I found I was only getting contact on the very outside edges/corners....
I lapped all surfaces and applied some MX-2.
Brahmzy,
I'm not sure but isn't Asus P5E series mobo's HSF heat epoxied with X38's IHS (NB chip)? They should be glued together and hard like concrete when cool, are you sure they do not 100% contact with each other in your board?
While for the HSF of ICH9(SB chip), I believe it's worth a double check as there is only heatpad used.
BR
I'm planning to do that during the X-mas holiday :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Brahmzy
Settings I am currently using for 24/7 configuration on Corsair Nautilus watercooling.
CPU: QX9650
Ram: Corsair PC2-14400 INT Dominator Edition v3.1
Motherboard: P5E3
Videocard: 8800 ULTRA
CPU Ratio Control: Manual
CPU Ratio Setting: 9
FSB Strap to North Bridge: 266
FSB Frequency: 465
PCIE Frequency: 118
DRAM Frequency: DDR-1860
DRAM Command Rate: 1T
DRAM Timing Control: Manual
CAS# Latency: 7
RAS# to CAS# Delay: 6
RAS# PRE Time: 6
RAS# ACT Time: 14
Subtimings: 6-48-20-15-5-7-5-6
Dram Static Read Control: Disabled
DRAM Dynamic Write Control: Disabled
AI Clock Twister: Strong
AI Clock Skew for Channel A: Auto
AI Clock Skew for Channel B: Auto
AI Transaction Booster: Enabled
Boost Level 2
Voltage:
CPU Voltage: 1.46250
CPU PLL Voltage: 1.62
FSB Termination Voltage: 1.50
Dram Voltage: 2.12
NB Voltage: 1.63
SB Voltage: Auto
Clock Over-Charging Voltage: Auto
Loan-Line Calibration: Enabled
CPU GTL Voltage Reference: Auto
NB GTL Voltage Reference: Auto
CPU Spread Spectrum: Disabled
PCI-E Spread Spectrum: Disabled
Provides under <40ms Latency and around 12.5k memory bandwidth.
Overall I am very happy with the settings for 24/7 configuration.
I SO wish I would have taken a picture - I might be getting another P5E for my second box - I'll snap one then.Quote:
Originally Posted by TKC
There is no epoxy. It's just a very sticky thermal pad on the bottom of the heatsink's copper plate. I disassembled mine before I ever hooked it up and it was very cold from sitting on the porch in freezing temperatures - it popped right off. Scraping the pad off was a real PITA though. But yeah, only the very outside edges and corners made any contact with the X38 IHS. It took a little lapping to flatten out both surfaces too. I'm certainly glad I did it. That's the first thing I always do with a new board is "fix" the cooling.
I am just wondering if THAT might have anything to do with the seemingly odd amount of incosistant results from this board people are having.
Also, again, I did the full VDroop mod.
My P5E is the most rock solid board I've ever used - and I've used a ton.
Well I think I have found the sweet spot for my machine. I needed only bump the mem to 2.3V and it has been running here smooth and fast all day and into tonight. I can run smoothly at 428fsb with tight timings on the 4:5.
This gave me a cpu score of 6066!! on 3D06. I am pretty darned happy with that for now. As a matter of fact I am plum content.
I can run higher for short term benching.....Like this....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...dZilla/fpi.jpg
The mem was running 4-4-4-5 for this run on the 4:5
But, this isn't a true reflection of where I can run and be stable.
here is a shot of my 06 scores clocks and temps and stability.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...dZilla/o06.jpg
I got to say I am lovin this board more and more.
I am curious to see how it is going to do with the 2X2gb G.Skill PC8000 I got coming in on Thursday.
Well I believe the good cooling is the key So get'em cooled down and see
WZ
P5E BIOS 501 is out! ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/ASUS/mb/socket775/P5E/
Who is so brave to test it? :D
I look forward to your results with this RAM. I like mine and run a E6850 on the same revision board.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeldZilla
Brahmzy, thanks for the advice, I will check my board later ;)
:( Bad news - had to RMA my board. After a lot of heavy testing BIOS corrupted or something like that. No CPU recognation at all........:down:
:D Now happy with DDR3...........