so weird bud :shrug: i've tested 3 sets of mem never happened that to me its not mem as you are on second set but maybe its mobo or heat on the MCH did you measured MCH temp ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kain665
so weird bud :shrug: i've tested 3 sets of mem never happened that to me its not mem as you are on second set but maybe its mobo or heat on the MCH did you measured MCH temp ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kain665
MCH is not topping 40 under stress, it's not that. No matter what settings, I just get instant errors in memtest. No other good 775 DDR3 boards around, forced to move to 1156..
What about Auto for Strap and then choose 3.20b multiplier. I thought there were some issues for some others on EP45 boards and that solved it.
Really? I'll give it a go when I get home, do you happen to have any links to this being the case? if you set it on auto and choose 3.20b it just sets it to 333mhz, AFAIK.
Small update: I have 500fsb with the 3.20b divider fairly stable with a vmch of.... wait for it... 1.6v
Is this remotely safe with good cooling for 24/7?
Im still running this system , maybe i can help with setting if you tell me what ram you have and what cooling your usingQuote:
Hi all, I've come back to finish this machine from last year...I just had other computer stuff going on!
I have a Q9650, UD3P, 8GBPI ram from gskill which runs up to ~1140 Mhz stable.
My vid is a lousy 1.3v. I would like to optimize my 24/7 on this machine without getting too warm in temps, but getting as close to 4Ghz as I can. I am starting over with this overclock so I have forgotten the important information for speeding up this setup. What are the key voltage settings and what should I look for? What changes would you recommend to improve my settings? Approximately how fast do you think I can overclock this chip for 24/7?
sup guys
just upgraded my system with another seagate 7200.11 500GB 32mb for my raid0 and did the cable management at the back
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Cheers :toast:
Sergio
Looks real nice Serg! :up:
thanks my friend i just spent few $$$ to get another seagate 500GB 7200.11 32Mb and works as a charm, i also redid the cable management at the backQuote:
Originally Posted by NoGuru
Cheers :toast:
Sergio
I am in the market for a replacement 775 board, and the UD3P is on the list of possible boards. I would like to know witch revision i should look for since i have a set of G. Skill pc9600 2x2gb ram that that i would like to run at 1200Mhz if i can get my q9650 stable at 500*9.
I Know 1.6 is not idle at all, and that it is a mix up between 1.0 and 1.1. I would like to know from people that have there ram running at 1200+ and at or above 500 FSB with there 45nm quad.
Also i would like to know of all the ways you can tell the difference between the revisions of each boards, so when i find one for a good price i can tell what version it is.
Thanks.
Bump
hey mateQuote:
Originally Posted by Commander_HK47
best choice is rev 1.0 but hard to find even used...
my best is the EP45T USB3P rev 1.0 wich is like the UD3P rev 1.0 + DDR3 if you use Elpida Hypers on mem like the Stalents 2200 CL8 or CORSAIR GT
cheers
Sergio
I think you would be fine with any revision, some people think certain revisions are better than others but I think its still more luck of the draw if one board happens to be better than other regardless of rev. Really the only difference between the 1.0 and the 1.1 are the heatsinks, different design and the nb heatsink is rotated 180 to help with cpu heatsink clearance, 1.6 is basically a 1.1 but with smart6. Also the 1.0 and 1.1 share the same bios but the 1.6 has its own series.
what color is the second pcie 8x on the rev 1.0 motherboards? I've read that the rev 1.0 are supposed to have black pcie 1x slots, but have not read any thing about different colored pcie 2.0 slots.
I see a ud3p listed on the bay, that in the picture shows two blue pcie slots instead of the typical blue/orange, however the pcie 1x slots are white.:shrug:
The ones I have had and seen looked like this with the blue and orange pcie slots.
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Originally Posted by Commander_HK47
Post a link.
If i remember correctly its against the rules to post auction links. So i won't, but If you look "ep45 ud3p" on the bay, you will see the one i am talking about. It is listed for 75 and has 5 or so days left. it also seems to have the 1.1/+ south bridge hit sink.
Thats probably going to be a 1.6 since he says its only 3 months old. You can always ask him what revision it is, it says the revision in the bottom left corner.
Has anyone tested the USB3 on the EP45T US3P? It seems i cant get it to run at listed speed, always stuck on 35 MB/s using Crystal Disk Mark. This is using a Samsung 2TB drive and a Crucial 128G SSD. Changed bios to turbo usb3 mode and back and same thing happen its like its stuck on usb 2 speed. I have a Vantec NST-D400S3 USB 3.0 hd dock using NEC driver 1.0.20.0 in Win7 64.
Fixed the USB3 speed problem, theres a new beta bios for this board and now i get 110 MB/s instead of 35 MB/s from USB3.
new bios ? where ? you told me you already using F2D its the last beta...im beggin' giga to make a new one...Quote:
Originally Posted by NeoGeo333
No Andres, i was still using F1, just got the beta bios from tweaktown to fix USB3.
Checking out the USB3P motherboard. After roaming the x48-universe for some time (Foxconn Blackops), it was time to see what Gigabyte could do with P45.
Before exposing 45nm Qcores, I start testing lga775 motherboards with a basic stock Intel heatsink/fan and a 65nm cpu like the Celeron E1200 or Celeron 430.
Warning : I may ask questions and beg for CMOS files when/if I place a Qcore in there. =)
XmX
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USB3P (F2D bios) --testing
gogo XmikeX :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by XmikeX
I'm having a brain fart here from lack of sleep, but this is what I'm running into.....I have my EP45C-UD3R and E8500 at 9.5 x 400 for my safe 24/7 right now. Still trying to tweak bios settings for my 4.0 - 4.25 GHz. This is where the brain fart comes in...when shooting for 4 GHz (8x500) I get BSOD upon booting...That's a Vcore thing right?