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10-27-2008, 08:59 AM
Futastic

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zucker2k

What temps are you getting? A slight bump in Vnb may solve it.

NB voltage?

My NB temp is at 56C

Idle
33C for the CPU
Core 1-44,Core 2-43,Core 3-43, Core 4-42

Load
62C for the CPU
Core 1-71,Core 2-70,Core 3-72, Core 4-72
10-27-2008, 09:16 AM
ShawnTRD

Whats the best BIOS now a days? MF or RF...
10-27-2008, 11:54 AM
Allubz

Shawn - RF

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To update my situation once more. Following settings do not work. I get stuck at Det DRAM but I'm pretty sure it's not the DRAM since it runs around 1000MHz quite fine.

6*450 (just to test the FSB first, before upping the multi)
333 Strap
PCIE 110
Mem 901 5-5-5-15 (rest auto)
DRAM static read: disabled
AI clock: auto
Transboosta: auto

CPU volt 1.4
CPU PPL auto
NB 1.59
DRAM 2.3 (spec is 2.4, maximus adds another 0.1v)
FSBT 1.4
SB auto
Loadline Cal - Disabled
GTL Ref - 0.63x
NB Ref - 0.67x
SB 1.5 - 1.5
Spread spectra - Disabled

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I'm seriously clueless what I can possibly do to make that FSB go any higher.
Temps on 3.6GHz (400*9)are 30 idle, 48 load so a lower clock shouldn't generate more heat (6x 450-500 for example).
It's the FSB that locks above 440 somehow.

Specs again:

ASUS Maximus Formula Special Edition (1407)
Intel E8400 C0
4x1GB OCZ FlexXLC PC2-6400 CL3 (runs stable around 1000MHz CL5)

Cheers and thanks in advance,
10-27-2008, 01:54 PM
Grnfinger

Quote:

Originally Posted by Allubz

Shawn - RF

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To update my situation once more. Following settings do not work. I get stuck at Det DRAM but I'm pretty sure it's not the DRAM since it runs around 1000MHz quite fine.

6*450 (just to test the FSB first, before upping the multi)
333 Strap
PCIE 110
Mem 901 5-5-5-15 (rest auto)
DRAM static read: disabled
AI clock: auto
Transboosta: auto

CPU volt 1.4
CPU PPL auto
NB 1.59
DRAM 2.3 (spec is 2.4, maximus adds another 0.1v)
FSBT 1.4
SB auto
Loadline Cal - Disabled
GTL Ref - 0.63x
NB Ref - 0.67x
SB 1.5 - 1.5
Spread spectra - Disabled

-

I'm seriously clueless what I can possibly do to make that FSB go any higher.
Temps on 3.6GHz (400*9)are 30 idle, 48 load so a lower clock shouldn't generate more heat (6x 450-500 for example).
It's the FSB that locks above 440 somehow.

Specs again:

ASUS Maximus Formula Special Edition (1407)
Intel E8400 C0
4x1GB OCZ FlexXLC PC2-6400 CL3 (runs stable around 1000MHz CL5)

Cheers and thanks in advance,

DET DRAM is an incorrect PL setting adjusting the value to a higher number will correct the hang and allow you to boot
High FSB and lock ups usally mean vNB are to low try increasing NB
10-27-2008, 02:21 PM
Allubz

Thanks for your quick reply.

What's the "PL" number? Do you mean CPU PPL?

I'll play around a bit more.
10-27-2008, 03:20 PM
ShawnTRD

Quote:

Originally Posted by Allubz

Shawn - RF

I was also really looking for a version
10-28-2008, 03:57 AM
Degenerate83

ok having issue with this! says on page 1 that this is for P5e as well yeah. so here my frob everytime i follow instruction the the letter....... it comes up saying could not open rom file while in bootup dos? tried different rom files, reset all my overclocks back to defult but nothing? some help would be awsome. cheers guys
10-28-2008, 05:27 AM
SirDaemon

Quote:

Originally Posted by Allubz

Thanks for your quick reply.

What's the "PL" number? Do you mean CPU PPL?

I'll play around a bit more.

PL is Performance Level, which if set to low might give DET RAM.
10-28-2008, 06:22 AM
Degenerate83

ignore my last post figured it out now!!! forgot to add space at the end lmao!!! cheers for that he's to hopefully overclocking my e8200 further than 3.8!!!
10-28-2008, 07:38 AM
Commander_HK47

Another basic reason you can get "DET RAM" error is because the set value for your memory voltage is set too low.

Case in point my memory modules have a EPP for 1200mhz@2.2volts + timings, however if I try to run all for sticks at the lowest JEDEC value of 800mhz@1.8 it wont boot with all for sticks installed, it will boot with tow DIMs installed but at that voltage but not all four.
10-28-2008, 09:40 AM
slugzkea

would I be able to flash my rampage board to a maximus? i bought it as a rampage.
10-28-2008, 11:07 AM
Zucker2k

Quote:

Originally Posted by slugzkea

would I be able to flash my rampage board to a maximus? i bought it as a rampage.

Yes you could, you may lose some functionality though; dual phase ram power? eg.
10-28-2008, 12:53 PM
JCGhz

Quote:

Originally Posted by slugzkea

would I be able to flash my rampage board to a maximus? i bought it as a rampage.

why would you want to do that??
10-28-2008, 01:00 PM
supermario87

hi guys, i'm new here :D

sorry for that post but i have not found smth really useful for my case(just that flashing p5e3 dlx to premium wifi doesent work)

any feedback about upgrading p5e3 premium wifi ap @n to a rampage or rampage extreme?

thanks :)
10-28-2008, 02:04 PM
slugzkea

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zucker2k

Yes you could, you may lose some functionality though; dual phase ram power? eg.

that's okay,

So it's totally safe to just use the bios EZ flash utility and flash to a maximus?

and if i dont like i can flash back to a rampage?

I don't need to HP utility or anything like that, since rampage and maximus bios's are the same size?
10-28-2008, 02:23 PM
Zucker2k

Quote:

Originally Posted by slugzkea

that's okay,

So it's totally safe to just use the bios EZ flash utility and flash to a maximus?

and if i dont like i can flash back to a rampage?

I don't need to HP utility or anything like that, since rampage and maximus bios's are the same size?

No, you can't use easy flash. You'll need a bootable floppy or other removable drive with afudos 236u (preferably) and the bios you want to flash to

Syntax:

afu236u /i1201.rom /n /pbnc

1201 is an example of the bios version you want to flash.I'm interested in knowing your results. Of course, you are responsible for your own endeavors.
10-28-2008, 05:37 PM
slugzkea

Curious, what's wrong with EZ flash?
10-28-2008, 06:18 PM
RCG_Bex

I know we''ve seen these all before but I finally ripped my mobo apart after having problems.....

http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/b...oStripping.jpg

http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/b...kOfContact.jpg

I didn't even use the hairdryer... The stock cooler quite litureally fell off when I took the pins and screws out... And only 1 mosfet cooler was making contact :shakes:

~Bex
10-28-2008, 06:25 PM
Zucker2k

Quote:

Originally Posted by RCG_Bex

I know we''ve seen these all before but I finally ripped my mobo apart after having problems.....

I didn't even use the hairdryer... The stock cooler quite litureally fell off when I took the pins and screws out... And only 1 mosfet cooler was making contact :shakes:

~Bex

I guess the board wanted none of that ginormous dryer :eek: Anyway, its good you caught that lack of contact on the mosfets, those are some pretty iffy things when it comes to stability. I'm a little concerned seeing the stock cooler all over your cpu socket tho.
10-28-2008, 06:31 PM
Zucker2k

Quote:

Originally Posted by slugzkea

Curious, what's wrong with EZ flash?

EZ Flash doesn't support cross-flash.
10-28-2008, 06:40 PM
RCG_Bex

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zucker2k

I guess the board wanted none of that ginormous dryer :eek: Anyway, its good you caught that lack of contact on the mosfets, those are some pretty iffy things when it comes to stability. I'm a little concerned seeing the stock cooler all over your cpu socket tho.

Lol well as a woman with long hair I can't live without a good hairdryer!!!

Oh and the heatsink wasn't actually resting ont he socket, funny angle tbh, not the 1st person to say that. It was still lifted up on the mosfet cooler at that point....

~Bex
10-28-2008, 07:05 PM
Zucker2k

Quote:

Originally Posted by RCG_Bex

Lol well as a woman with long hair I can't live without a good hairdryer!!!

Oh and the heatsink wasn't actually resting ont he socket, funny angle tbh, not the 1st person to say that. It was still lifted up on the mosfet cooler at that point....

~Bex

Yeah from that angle it looked like the cooler was having a short-fest on your board :D It'll be a bummer to finally assemble all your stuff and get the dreaded "cpu init." Oh, this is a nice project: The Real Elemental Dragon :up: You do a nice job. Asus does manage to screw you when you least expect it. Gosh, wish I had 2x 4870 x2s.
10-28-2008, 07:20 PM
RCG_Bex

Wouldn't surprise me tbh - Asus screwed me over so many times already and that board I suspect is dying..... This is my las resort and so peeved at Asus I don't ever want to try RMA'ing ever again....

~Bex
10-29-2008, 03:03 AM
19*12 gamer

@Allubz:

Your settings:
6*475
RAM @ 950 5-5-5-15
PCI Freq: 110
CPU Volt: 1.45
PPL: 1.6
NB: 1.65
DRAM: 2.3
FSBT/VTT: 1.4
SB: Auto
Loadline: Auto
CPU GTL: 0.63x
NB GTL: 0.67x
DDR Ref voltages: Auto
SB 1.5 Volt: 1.5
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My 5 cents on those:
First flash it to Rampage! Your wasting your time, Maximus bios: my maximum POST was +- 500FSB. Rampage Bios lets me boot windows @ 570FSB!.
533FSB rock stable on 1.36 voltage for cpu.

-set DDR voltage manually to your Rams spec.
-PCI Freq: 100, wont be your problem.(yet)
-CPU gtl 0.62
-Loadline = disabled (enabled/auto never worked for me)
-NB=1.49-1.57 should be plenty (will result in 1.56- 1.6*)
-pll = 1.5
-cpu voltage= try 1.4 first and up that this its stable.
-try ai booster on auto.

Why dont you try my posted settings? (read last couple of pages)

Good luck!
10-29-2008, 10:37 AM
slugzkea

my results.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zucker2k

No, you can't use easy flash. You'll need a bootable floppy or other removable drive with afudos 236u (preferably) and the bios you want to flash to

Syntax:

afu236u /i1201.rom /n /pbnc

1201 is an example of the bios version you want to flash.I'm interested in knowing your results. Of course, you are responsible for your own endeavors.

I flashed it successfully to a maximus. fiddling with settings now, trying to ge get a stable 4ghz clock with 1200mhz ram using 400 fsb strap.

so far windows keeps freezing.

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