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I had these problems, deleted all USB devices in control panel and rebooted. Now it seems working all but the connectors on the board which is only USB 1.1 it seems. Could be my case cable problem though I had no problem with that on my old Asus K8V board.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mastakilla
My Corsair 4400C25PT seems to just flat out suck in this board.
Can only get defaul speed and timing stable, Otherwise always erros in test 5 @ 90%. So weird. Tried all the way up to 3.4V, no diff, tried tons of diff timings and The tightest I could get was 2.5-4-3-8 @ 3V!? Wtf? IM gonna get VX unless anyone has an Idea whats up.
Am I missing something here?
hmzQuote:
Originally Posted by Chr0n1c
that kinda... sux... big time...
wanted to buy that ram too, perhaps ill just go for el cheapo ram then... kingston hyperx or something... or perhaps the corsair xl ram... anyone had succes with any of these two?
so conclusion... air cooling for overclocking a TCCD is a must :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SVTSnake
Add morefans on the ram than? :toast:
Maybe dfi nforce4 is not the board that everybody was expecting???
Hope for ppl that bought the board, dfi send bios releases to fiz some issues that is happening
Can't decide between msi or dfi nforce4 mobo's...no sli
:D Wise spoken my friend - I did it always on any board - also on NF3 as You can see here:Quote:
Originally Posted by tictac
http://img232.exs.cx/img232/4128/a64sys0046gt.jpg
:toast:
I just hope that this series is not a lemon :confused:
Seems to me that the most troublefree overclocks are coming from the FX's
:D Mate - I do hope so.............. :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by bito
Yea Idk, this is my 2nd kit of this ram so It can't be bogus. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mastakilla
Quote:
Originally Posted by HARDCORECLOCKER
:toast: . . . . . . . . .
anyone tested the 09/02 DFI NF4 Bios?
Check this thread -> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=52726
Dunno if it's the right place to ask for it but can anyone confirm me this?
" The Realtek ALC850 7.1 audio chip has appeared on many recent motherboards. This 8-channel audio codec is fully AC '97 2.3 compliant and features 16-bit 8-channel audio and auto-jack sensing with support for a full range of analog and digital IO. The Karajan Module includes both SPDIF in and out coaxial connectors on the rear IO panel.There is also an on-board SPDIF connector for an optical cable."
Thks in advance!
I've flashed it this morning...Quote:
Originally Posted by esdee
no problem. ;)
Vortan Madge (??)
(The Ultra-D, non SLI model has no optical SPDIF, just two RCA SPDIF jacks. I have not seen the official SLI model. All the rest sounds correct.
hey guys.. im getting all the parts for my new system REAL soon... ive ordered the ram... gskill pc4400 tccd 1gb dc... should i still get the sli-dr? or should i look into something else? but i want something that ican oc well with... or would u suggest different ram? cuz i could probably cancel it...
I would say you will have a good rig there. I won't comment on your brand choice, but the TCCD will work quite well. This board is very picky in terms of BIOS settings, but is a great overclocker. A word of warning. A GOOD 600w watt PSU is highly recommended (this is no joke, we have tested).Quote:
Originally Posted by sado
Our OCZ VX memory is an excellent choice for this board. Having all that voltage available is great and just look around for the results. The bandwidth is better at lower memory buss speeds.
Get the official SLI model if you plan on doing SLI. The Ultra-D ships without the required SLI bridge and unless you can aquire one you won't run SLI.
As far as the board, you won't find a better overclocker at this time. The board made my wimpy 3200+ Wincester's memory controller SOOOO much better, it's like a different CPU. I had it in an MSI and it flat out sucked.
Good luck!
what SilenX fan do you have that is 54dba? I have two of those silenX fans and are SUPPOSED be 58cfm at 14db. They are quite weak. I would NOT recommend those for a cpu fan. Not in the least. Ok for an exhaust or blowhole which is what I am using them for but for CPU get a panaflo or equivelent.
Just FYI........not necessarily a mobo issue but CLOCKGEN was severly hampering my overclocks...........yes, this is the clockgen for the NF4 chipsets I'm speaking of.............HTT235 no matter WHAT I changed in the bios........volts, timings, nada.............binned Clockgen and booted from the bios easily at HTT285 and up.
Read here...Quote:
Originally Posted by andyOCZ
dfi nforce4 review
Now read after the pic of AL850 chip
This one...http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/...tra/8audio.jpg
They talk about the connection i told here...
Checked the review again...the pic before the features shows the sli-dr...maybe that one brings it...
The manual of ultra-d says in audio part explanation...
"DO NOT USE RCA/SPDIF AND OPTICAL S/PDIF AT THE SAME TIME
What connection of 4 pins is behind the rca? Manual board says s/pdif too...is there any kind of adaptor that convert that connection into an optical female ?
hmmm... right now im planning to get an antec neopower 480... will that do?
Running my board with one till my PCP&C 510-SLI gets back and it's great...Silent too...WHich is nice...Quote:
Originally Posted by sado
Wow! I'm experiencing quite interesting issues in the same area... With my OCZ VX, I'm memtest stable up to 261 htt 1:1, but when in Windows, only 235 htt has some stability, all the settings above crap out Prime and SuperPi 16M almost immediately. Hard to believe there is so much difference (just maybe the cpu is bad bad very bad).Quote:
Originally Posted by Lidocaine
I run 3.2v with my VX, isnt stable over 230fsbQuote:
Originally Posted by mrlobber
my ram timings are 2-2-2-8-12-16,, dunno if thats holding it back....
tryed running mem test but didnt know what was errors if it passed or what lol,, i run 225 FSB now and its fine,, if I drop the multiplyer down to 10 and run it at 230fsb , crashes on 3d mark 03 and super pi,, not cpu holding back, ram
I have just gotten my DFI UT SLI-D and in the rush of the last few days I had forgotten about the EPS12V 24pin connection. Am I able to just plug the 20pin connection in and leave the 4pins free over the weekend untill I can find a solution? I have an Antec True550watt psu.
It seems that some motherboard makers have made it possible to do this. Though I read that people have been warned about how nforce4s react to power problems, such as letting all the power drain removing componets. It sounded kinda extreme and I dont wanna wreck this board.
The BIOS settings to run VX (or any RAM) on the DFI NF4 are really critical and so is your PSU. If you list your system components and PSU, I will check out your rig. I will also post A64 Tweaker settings for you to help with the BIOS.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrlobber
Seems DFI does support 20pin connector so I am in luck :p:
Cant wait to see how this 4200el Plat goes with my 3200+ week49 winnie :D
Ok, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by andyOCZ
My system:
DFI LP UT SLI-D A00, 2/09 bios
A64 Winnie 3200+
2x512meg OCZ VX
Voodoo3 PCI (temporary, but all testing done with this card so far)
80GB IDE harddrive (not yet messed around with SATA HDD's I have)
PCP&C 510W, however it's the 20pin PSU (do we see a problem here?). The PSU voltages are rock solid, as you might expect from PCP&C (12.2, 5.2, 3.42). Not sure about the voltages on board though, as I don't know where to measure Vcore, for instance.
Stock heatsink on the cpu, a 120mm fan blowing diagonally on memory and on the 5v Vdimm switch and mosfet area.
Not yet replaced the stock TIM on the chipset. Might help as it's temps seem to run quite hot right now (over 40C usually), the room ambient is around 22C.
Looking at your pic, what can I say:
* my timings are (in A64 Tweaker order):
2-7-16-2-2-10-2-2-2-2-200mhz 3.9ms-16x-128-D-D-7x-7ns-5ns-16clks-E-200. With them, I'm memtest stable at 261 1:1, 3.4Vdimm, 1.55Vcore, 1.6 chipset.
* have not tried CAS 1.5
* my VX refuses to boot on the DFI with any Tras lower than 8, regardless of any other memory settings, if Tcl, Trp and Trcd are 2-2-2. That is, the system posts, but as soon as it should access the boot device (floppy, hdd, cd-rom), it hangs with black screen and a blinking cursor at the lower left corner of the display.
* well, and my system is not Prime stable even at 235htt with 1.55Vcore (VX is memtest stable at these settings with 3.2V with both Vdimm methods (3.3v and 5v as well)). If Prime runs, the load temperature in SmartGuardian rockets up to 50C, idle around 30.
Judging from what you have there our systems are near identical. Will your Winnie run Prime95 at stock speeds? Some won't. I RMA'ed a week 37 that was awful. My week 41 is very good on this board, yet sucked on the MSI.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrlobber
As far as PSU I have a 600w Powerstream running (of course) and i know I have no power issues whatsoever. You may very well be having power problems because of your 20 pin connector. Maybe someone else can weigh in on this.
Anyone having luck with a 20 pin PSU on this board?
The board seems FANTASTIC when one spends ALOT of time "under-the-hood" tweaking it juuuuuuust right.
What concerns me is this board ending up in the "wrong hands".........meaning someone "inexperienced" in building, tweaking, and the likes.
I liken it to buying a dragster for a first time driver..........lOl....."Daddy, I can't keep it between the lines, must be something wrong with the steering wheel!"........no what I mean? :D
Disclaimer: This is an overall general statement, not for anyone here, except me.....(me = noob :D ). :moon:
Two Questions:
Anyone else using the DFI "Smart Speed" utility to check temps/volts and it has no readings?
Also, is there any benefit when overclocking and using only 1 vid card in the SLI-DR, to pluging in both the 4 pin molex AND the little floppy drive type power connector on the MB for added stability? If so, one or both? This is assuming you already have a 24 pin PS.
Andy, I'm going to be setting my system up today and using the OCZ 3200 EL Plat rev.2 2x512 ram, so if you could post or suggest tweaks and settings for that I'd appreciate it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by andyOCZ
Have my Ultra-D running on the test bench with an x850XT-PE, pair of HD's, burner and itQuote:
Originally Posted by andyOCZ
running fine with an Enermax EG365P (350W, 26A 12V rail) 20 pin PS.
My week 51 3500 Winnie is a POS though.
Viper
Got a DFI SLI DR here. Only 1 6800Gt installed atm. Have 4 case fans, 1 CPU fan, 2 Hdd's, 2 optical drives and a cold cathode.
Have all power connectors installed. Running on a PC&C 510. Everything is ok and Windows has installed. Will get out prime and see what the power rails stay like when under load.
Then I might install the second 6800 :)
http://home.scarlet.be/~pascpiet/DV/CG/DFInF4/cmout.jpg
What you want ? :banana:
I just got my ultra-d and so far everything is going smoothly. my came with the 1/25 bios flashed it to the 2/01 and installed xp with no issues except for the fact the 6.39 ethernet drivers suck. my pqi 2x512 tccd is running 2-2-2-7 @ the default 2.6V no problems so far, ran a quick 15min memtest (test #5 and a few min of the default test also) on it and am going to run p95 to see how it fairs there.
LMAO that picture makes me :slobber:Quote:
Originally Posted by computersmsa
cant get over 450fsb :( i can run 450 superpi etc but at 451 it locks up and wont load xp
any of u guys havin trouble with sata disks in raid 0? here's what I'm having now when i try to transfer some big files(like ut2k4 demo) from my 1t pc(dfi sli-dr bla bla) to my server it keeps locking my ffxp(flashfxp) but if check my server ftp prog(raiden)it goes like 200kb/s instead of 20mb/s avg
i have 2 maxtor 160gb 8mb cache on sata port 1&2 using the cd drivers..i tried the lastest nvidia release but the same got port 3-4 disabled on bios same for the silicon port
what it could be?how I'm going to fix it?
cheers
edit:
it's like I have issue with sata drivers or paging file on windows :(
running my 3000 winny @2,61 ram vitesta tccd 566 2x256 @290 2,5-4-3-7 1T DC
Install one of the sli-dr and max everythig out...run it for 2x24 hrs. See if it stable and ok :DQuote:
Originally Posted by computersmsa
LoL :D
It's mobo for a grouped order that I have organized in Belgium (5 SLI-DR not in the picture).
I still wait CPU and GC for testing it :)
just transferred the money for my SLI-DR and winny 3200+....just need the cpu cooler to be sent....and the gfx card (and that can take a while :( )
@andyOCZ
any tips on tccd memory settings?
i'm running:
fx55 vapo
4200el, vx
dfi nf4 sli-dr
x850xt pe watercooled
zippy 700w psu (works perfectly fine in 3.3 vdimm settings, much more stable than my ocz520)
raptor raid0 74x2
i'm running a prime stable oc at 3.0, max bench 3.1 this is way below what i know the cpu to be capable of on the godforsaken msi neo2. on that board, i was getting 3.2 prime, 3.5 max bench.
given your experience with a crappy winnie, i might put in my 0433 to see if it does better on this board.
also, when running single gfx cards, is the molex/floppy connection any benefit? i don't notice anything and it's a bit messy to have them in there.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Schaef
you better tell me what problems and tips :) i have same ram and cpu next week :)
about USB..it aint good if there is a lot of problems with that...my keyboard has a usb 1.1 hub and mouse, steering wheel and webcams ar all usb..... :(
Yesterday I got my DFI Ultra-D and installed everything. It all went fine and I left the computer on overnight to transfer some files to it, and this morning everything was still working fine. I started installing important programs such as Norton Antivirus 2005 and ISS Blackice. Once I was done installing blackice I was surfing around on the internet and suddenly the BSOD appears and the computer reboots. I heard a short signal from the motherboard while this happens, and another one when the computer boots up again. I got into windows again and I sit there looking at the desktop for a while. After a while the bluescreen reappears and the computer reboots again. I decided to raise VDimm to 3.2 for my VX and boot the computer again. Now the BSOD randomly appears after logging into Windows, but sometimes it does not. Please help
All settings in bios are at standard except for the vdimm voltage. I'm using bios 1/25. I am using the chipset drivers included on the cd that came with the motherboard. It appears the BSOD always appears again after a while, not always after the log in.
Update to the newest bios http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=52726Quote:
Originally Posted by brassen
So how exactly do I do that when windowz reboots all the time?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wingz
Does anyone have dfi sli or ultra-d with antec TP480W (20 pins ) and x800Xl or something similar working stable ????
you make a bootup disk and flash the bios in DOS. May blackice or norton is causing the problem? uninstall them to seel if that helps.Quote:
Originally Posted by brassen
I am using an Enhance ENS-0246 460w 20 pin psu......all power connections made to the board and runs fine. All rails look good and well within spec.Quote:
Originally Posted by wampir
thanks for info , what graphic card you got ?? Did you overclock it a litlle ?? Casuse I got winnie 9x312 1.55V ;)
any one more than me that cant use over 3.6vdimm ?
if i select 3.7 it ust says when xp would load that a file is corrupted and i need to reinstall but lowering it back to 3.6 works :( is it a bios issue or a hardware problem?
it sounds like your mem can't hadle that much voltage or a week PSU ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowman89
Great overclock there.....what cooling have you got on that puppy??Quote:
Originally Posted by wampir
Stepping of the processor?
Zalman 7kcu and open window :cool:
Steppng I dont remember ...
Seems the problem I had earlier was software related, did a clean reinstall with 6.39 and everything is working fine atm.
EDIT: Maybe the wrong thread for this kinda question, but I've heard that NCQ is something you need drivers for, is this true? If so where can I find such drivers.
i've noticed that the vdimm options from 3.2v to 4.0v only apear in the bios when the jumper is set to the 5v power..... but i wanted to use the 3.3v rail of a OCZ powerstream.
is any of the beta bioses capable of showing all the options when 3.3v rail is being used? im asking because i'm waiting for my pci-e gfx to assemble my rig and havent seen the bios menu myself
cheers
this is what I have been wonderint too. When bigtoe first tested the board he said he had his powerstream at 3.5v on the 3.3v rail and was running his ram at 3.4v. Then the boards started shipping and all I hear about is the 5v line having to be used for dimms yet it gets very hot and unstable this way. Tony recommended using the 3.3v line to remedy this.
Can you even raise vdimm on the 3.3v line of this board or are you stuck using the 5v line for anything over 3.2?
I can't use any Vdimm higher than 3.4v. Memtest gives tons of errors almost immediately at any speeds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowman89
Seems to be the latter. What is interesting, I measured with a DMM, the board overvolts by around 0.1v - and gives 3.7 volts instead of 3.6 (set in bios), and doesn't move under load (error load of memtest :p: ). Of course, this fact does nothing fgood or me anyway, as, how I already said, anything over 3.4Vdimm is just plain crashing. Vdimm derived from 3.3v rail didn't give me any more stability over the 5v source at all at the lower Vdimm (3.2 and less) settings.Quote:
Originally Posted by cantankerous
Apparently the bios bigtoe used was similar to the 250Gb. Raising the +3.3V rail with 2/09 NF4 bios caps the mem around 3.27V. My rail goes to 3.85V or so. I'm hoping they change this.Quote:
Originally Posted by cantankerous
Tip: When switching from +3.3 VDimm to +5V, reset cmos. Mine wouldn't post until I did so.
mrlobber, here's hoping I don't see your problems. Playing with BH-5 now, hit a limit at 245 with 3.27V so moved to +5V. Only doing 245 at 3.3V now but I'll be working it on up. I would consider RMA'ing your board. I have seen that we should expect problems with +5V, but I have seen more people doing OK until 3.6V or 3.7V, 3.4V sucks!
so even psu 3.3v rail set at 3.6v still = 3.27v vdimm with 2.09 bios for DFI NF4 ? that ain't good if true :(Quote:
Originally Posted by mikead_99
LOL someone hit the buy now button a few too many times :DQuote:
Originally Posted by computersmsa
my trick is..Quote:
Originally Posted by mikead_99
1. set to 3.1v or 3.2v
2. set 2-2-2-5
3. no auto on vcore (just like DFI manual said)
4. boot to windows and then shut down
5. unplug power and monitor (u should do this)
6. switch the jumper
7. plug the power n monitor again ( ussualy hang and need 1 restart & everything will be okay ;) )
8. if it hangs ... ussualy because of the monitor plug .. just unplug and plug it again
9. still hangs? unplug/plug vga card ..
10. still hangs??? - happened to me once - clear cmos and leave it like 15 minutes or so... grab a beer or hot tea... take some pictures...
cheers :)
I am stable up to 260MHz on 3.5V but as soon as it goes over 3.6V, I'm unstable and can't get to windows. But, in the BIOS it shows the voltage increase. And The OCZ Booster wont go higher then 3.68V, but it seems that it is more stable with the OCZ booster, but you cant really put the Booster strategically...
This problem is something DFI should seriously look into...
If bigtoe was using a different bios I Want that bios. I have a powerstream that can do into the 3.7v range on my 3.3v rail. I would love to get 3.5-3.6v on my ram using that instead of the jumper.
So skate2snow you tried the booster and have no issues? There has been no official word on whether the booster worked on the DFI NF4 boards but I Was hoping to hear of some results as I would get a booster if it is more stable.
NCQ managed by 6.39 driver you've installed, to activate/deactivate go to hard drive property in windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by brassen
I have a new issue.. It seems somewhere along the way of me trying to find a stable overclock (which i still havnt been able to do) ive lost my sound. Trying to open nvmixer it says no nvidia sound hardware detected. In bios the AC97 sound thing is still set to Auto, dont know if theres any other sound related bios settings.. help?
The Booster is NOT recommended by me.... First, you dont have a good gain. and Second, you cannot put it when you are dual channel if it is not modded....
I have the Ultra-D but there seems to be a little problem with my G.Skill PC4400 Le memory. On my MSI Neo4 Platinum I could do 289mhz 2.5-3-3-7 @ 2.75v 15 passes in memtest without errors.
On my DFI I'm getting alot of errors en reboots on the same settings. After setting up the voltage to 3.1v and the timings at 2.5-4-3-7 my systeem is a lot more stable, but I still got errors in memtest. Because TCCD don't need much voltage I am afraid to use 3.2v or higher. With 3.1v my ram is very hot.
The settings on my MSI: HTT: 289, LDT: 3, Mp: 9, ram @ 2.5-3-3-7 2.75v
The settings on my DFI: HTT: 289, LDT: 3, Mp: 9, ram @ 2.5-4-3-7 3.1v
Maybe an different bios will help me.
Anyone how to deal with this? I don't now if this is a bug, but for me it's a big bug.
Please help me.
Slimmie you using 209 bios ?
Having a few problems i have just got my DFI SLi-D and i put it all together and all i get is a continues beep / no video out put HELP........((i have ocz plat. rev.1 ram, 3200+ cpu,1x asus 6600gt))
If it's any consolation Graham, there won't be a problem with you RMA'ing the board ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by graham_h
BTW Graham, you'll be receiving an email from me later this evening regarding TNT's "stellar" service... FYI, I don't have my board yet :mad:
what psu ? tried connecting onboard 4pin molex too ? tried cmos reset + 1 stick of ram first to update to 209 bios ?Quote:
Originally Posted by graham_h
graham_h,
make sure your card is seated properly.
i had the same problem, ive got an x800xl and a cm stacker, one of the bolts on a dvi connector was touching the case.
This was slightly stopping the card from seating properly, you couldnt tell to the naked eye, but as soon as i removed the bolt it booted up no problem.
ok more info, i have the cmstacker but no it does not get stuck with the dvi screw BUT the card does rest on the southbridge.
i have a antec 550 true
i have a molex pluged in to the board, it powers up but does not give video only long beeps (i do not know if this will help but out of the 4 led at the bottom of the board only the first 3 light up)
Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
I use the bios on de first message of this topic on page 1.
This one:
1. LDT default set at 5x.
2. Fixed IR connection failure.
3. Fixed Boot failure when installing certain CL2 memory modules.
Get it here:
http://www.dfi.com.tw/Upload/BIOS/NF4LD201.zip
I have a strange problem- I can't change CAS Latency value in bios.
mobo work with Auto and CL2 ONLY.
If i choose CL2,5, it even not post, if CL3- it boot, restart and freeze again.
Tryed this with 2x512MB tccd, 2x256MB BH5- still same problem.
The worst thing is, if I boot-up with CL2, I can't change CL value in windows too (with A64Tweaker)- it freeze instantly.
The earlier bios (1,24/1,25) do not allow me to changing any taimings in bios, accept CL= Auto to CL=2, ANY change on other taimnigs give me no post, freeze or message "corrupted file bla-bla"
But earlier bioses allow me changing taimings in windows, including CL value.
:confused:
DFI UT NF4 SLI-D R.A00 bios- 2.09
2x512MB Patriot tccd/2x256MB BH5
winchester 3000+
PCI video
Just a little OC on Air....
http://picserver.mirror.twistspace.c...08058535//e71r
If you want to buy good memory for DFI..... buy 2x512 A-Data 566 :p: They make 300 with only 2,6V... Completely stable SuperPi/Prime. I can reach 322 3-4-4-11 too, but MemTest shows errors.
http://picserver.mirror.twistspace.c...08300359//e71r
This board like to power down completely after drastic change in ram timing...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaan
even for those settings that store inside the cmos-reloaded i must also power the whole rig down and on it back after a while else it won't boot into windows..
corrupted file is definitely ram settings out that affect normal booting..
no problem for me w cl2 nor cl2.5 now w 0209 bios...
0201 shows tref @200mhz 3.9us
0209 shows tref @166mhz 3.9us
0209 better for tccd.
guys , have anyone noticed Hynix D43 and DFI nF4 incompatability issues? there are some people who cannot pass 210 memtest errofre e at any setting
i damn hope not......my ocz pc4200EL should hopefully run fine with this board...... :(
Hey does anyone know what the FDD connector on the middle of the board is for?
"Added stability when using SLI" or something like that DFI says.
I'm having some problems with my USB mouse, I've enabled both the keyboard and the mouse in the bios, but when booting into windows only my keyboard responds. If i pull out the mouse cable and put it in again it works, anyone know why this happens?
I did something stupid to my mobo today. I decided to try to oc the computer today, done it loads of times before, though never with a DFI mobo.
So I turned of the computer, and moved the pin so I could access 4V and 2.1V on the CPU.
Then I entered the bios and took the cpu start value to 1.45V, and then there was something else below something like VDI CPU voltage or something can't remember so I set that to 1.55V and I also changer something else to VDI * 136% or something like that. And then I restarted my computer. And now when I try to start the computer it starts for about 1/2 second and turns itself off. Please dont attack my for beeing a neewbie when it comes to DFI mobo's. Please help me.
This is what I have tried to do:
1. Moved the CMOS pin to pin 2-3 instead of 1-2 for some seconds and then back again. That didnt work.
2. Tried to move the bin which starts a safe boot or something, that didnt helt.
3. I took out the battery in the mobo and waited 15 min. That didnt work either.
you probably killed your cpu, what cooling and what cpu?Quote:
Originally Posted by furyfax
winchester 3500+, I bought it boxed. But wouldn't the mobo start even though my CPU is dead? But why is it killed? I'm not sure i understand what i did in the bios. But the board can give up to 2.1V on the CPU. So if i had switched it to 2.1V, when i restarted the computer was only on for 1/2 second, is that enough time to kill the CPU ?
check your cpu with other board 1st
2.1V :hehe:
yeah lol would like to se the 3500+ that can live with 2.1v with stock cooler :banana4:Quote:
Originally Posted by tictac
i dont have any other mobo's or money.. LOL :help:..
But did I switch to 2.1V when I did what I described en my earlier post ?
yes you switch the CPU voltage to 2.1V :hehe:
so noone has hynix D43 mem and DFI nf4 to tell us if he has met any problems?
i've got some ram im not sure if its hynix d43 or d5 but im going to test it this afternoon as i cant get my pqi tccd to work worth crap, i had it going at 240 2.5-3-3-10 and it was working great now all of the sudden it fails in memtest after about 22min
There is a broblem with my hynix d43 i have DDR500 ADATA 3 4 4 8 and i can't boot on 220 even 220x9 :eek:
Quote:
Originally Posted by brassen
I had this issue on a pre release board but not my replacement one. Make sure to use bios 209.
Nah, that's the only problem I've had with the 1/25 bios, and I don't want to try out that beta bios after all these sudden deaths.Quote:
Originally Posted by xgman
If sudden deaths were just bios related, you could rescue the board with a spare bios chip or hotflash the killed one. Obviously, this isn't the case when people suddenly have their boards completely dead, even without being able to switch them on.Quote:
Originally Posted by brassen
I also have a problem with ADATA DDR500 on the DFI NF4's.....Tried two boards and all different bios's. One for Oskar to resolve i think.
hello guys
i just purchased one of those Ultra-D :p: and i realised there is an small (but very important) bug and i'm not sure if it's cause the mobo or cause the memory controler (CPU). i can't boot with a different multiplier than 9x (i've got a a 3000+); well, i can bot a 200HTT; but not about 250+. What do you think?
i'm using the 209bios
regards!
and excuse again my english!