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bsicly with my new x6800 I can boot at 333x10 3337MHZ without issue memory 999MHZ 5,5,5,15 2.15V, but when I set it to 352x10 3520MHZ memory 9xxMHZ 5,5,5,15 2.15V and core at 1.475 whenever I reboot (not cold boot) I get a warning saying that it could not load the CPU or Memory voltage overclocks, but if I enter bios (F1 as its an error) save and let it restart everything is fine. I'm on the version 901 bios any ideas?
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any mods for that board
Sure
They are in making thred - sticky one.
Just added vr-zone pencil mods :)Quote:
Originally Posted by OMEGA3
http://vr-zone.com/?i=3876&s=1
Random 256C cpu temperature bug : I have this bug when CPU-Z runs.
About pencil mods ... whats more voltage i will get on NB after this mod? Anyone tried it?
well just a little ..not tested stable result: vcore 1,55 vmch 1,65 hyperpath3 disabled, SPD timings and 2,2 volts on ocz pc6400 XTC ....made my goal 400FSB/3,6Ghz.....MB 34 and CPU 44 idle with air (xp120)
does anyone else have an external usb drive connected to there p5w-dh ?
with my maxtor drive connected my system was taking 5 mins + to boot into windows and i tested the drive with hdtach and found it running at 23mb/s
after i switched the drive off it booted as normal.
the p5w-dh has bios 0901
I do have one connected aswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by leejsmith
Go to Hardware Monitor in BIOS and disable Q-Fan on cpu, pwn and chassis (all of them basically)
Can you disable the Wi-fi in the BIOS or do I need to remove the card? Can't find a BIOS setting to enable/disable.
Not in the bios, you can disable the driver in device manager. Or just unplug it.
I did that already and remove the wireless ,apply new as5 to the chipset coolers, make sure ram settings are set to spd.Quote:
Originally Posted by lawrywild
going to stick at 333fsb for 3ghz @ stock voltage until i get the drives working.
i did have it running at 377fsb for 3.4ghz 1.4v and it ran dual prime for 10 mins but after a reboot it reset in 1m pi.
You can have similar problems when using a keyboard that has a few USB hubsQuote:
Originally Posted by leejsmith
The best way to fix it is to set the ICH chipset V to 1.2V :) and setting legasy USB to AUTO
Some more issues:
No boot with more than 2.05 vmch :|
No 1:1 with 430+ FSB - 4:5's good though (but how many mem hits 540-600mhz?)
- FSB Wall around: 520-530FSB
4:5 seems unstable as well btw.. - But great for benchies when 1:1 aint availible..
With low temps:
CPU temp read in windows: 128 degC
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And now, I dont know if this is a mobo issue, CPU gets unstable at 1.675v+ - its a E6600, but a fellow mate of mine said his X6800 has sweetspot around 1.9v, a very reliable source a XS mod btw..
Thanks for the link. Gonna mod my board tomorrow :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zulusman
I can address/backup a few of those I think....Quote:
Originally Posted by M.Beier
>2.05 problems, someone else mentioned this, no work around it seems....pretty much, if your NB/memcontroller can't do what you need it to do with proper cooling and 2V, try a new board or upgrade to an X6800 :shrug:
No 1:1 >430, never heard this one....but definitely intriguing, is this bootspeed or clockgen speed? I'm very interested in this one as I'll be needing 435+ 1:1 for my E6700, and my memcontroller can't do 540 (but it loves 430 3-3-3, :shrug: ) :eek:
Agreed on the 4:5 being fairly unstable....definitely something not right with it at least.
128C is when CPUz opens/is open, right? ;) (or just when too low?....if so, both are known bugs that we just have to live with :-/)
Is the 1.6875/1.7 you're trying to set in BIOS or with a vmod? The last two values have known bugs :(
I dont wanna purchase X6800, to expensive IMO, might get one sooner or later though..Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
Well, the 1:1 is quite well known, I thought it was my mem, but google'd it, it seems I werent only one with that issue, Rol-co changed to 4:5 as well...
- But for some boards it all the way up to 445-455 FSB for 1:1 is good... - Only after..
:banana::banana::banana::banana:, seriously, is the two last settings bugged? - Explains quite alot, no I didnt get it vcore modded nor Tcore/vdroop, only vmch & vdimm..
The 128degC readin' was with DIIIICE :)
- But I'll def try vcore moddin' this sucker if I put DICE or LN2 on it again, or even my mach II...
Thanx alot for the advise mate :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by M.Beier
No problem at all here at 450FSB 1:1 with the X6800 cooled by the VapoLS as you can see :
http://pedrorocha.planetaclix.pt/X68...DDR900_333.jpg
vMCH at around 1.75 with the mod
For serious benching 1:1 always better than 4:5
Wih the VCore you can go up to 1.9v or more IF, and only if, you can use proper cooling.. in my case the sweet spot for the X6800 in the cascade (-92 load) was aroun 1.85v .. for single phase do not recomend more than 1.70 load (around 1.75v in bios with mod) and for air much less of course ..
Well, I stop when CPU aint benefittin' from more :)
But odd, what bios do you guys use? And what date did you purchase mobo?
I still use 0701 - my mobo came with that one...
Pedro, I plan runnin' LN2 for next bench session, but -25 cold liquid for 24/7 :)
Odd issue to report, with no solution.
Keyboard connected via a USB Hub. When system is shut down pressing the keyboard starts the PC. PS2 Keyboard startup is disabled in bios. This is very anoying.
Bios 903
Has anyone tried hooking a 16x DVD burner successfully to the onboard JMicron PATA port? The Asus manual says it does not support ATAPI but the JMicron site says it does,
http://www.jmicron.com/JMB363.html
I was about to spring for a ITE 8212 PCI IDE card (also touchy for proper 16x DVD burner support) for my other DVD burners when I decided to pop by JMicron webbie for a doublecheck on ATAPI support.
Quote:
The JMB363 supports both AHCI and Legacy IDE controller to increase system feasibility, including Native Command Queuing (NCQ), Hot Plugging, ATAPI Device Supporting, Port Multiplier with Command-based Switching Supporting, Programmable Output Swing Control to fit SATA II Gen1m and Gen2m (External SATA Connection, eSATA).
I'm running a LG DVD burner from there and a Plextor from the intel one. Make sure the JMicron is set to defaults in bios.Quote:
Originally Posted by MacClipper
hey thanks, just found that the Asus manual is wrong and it does support ATAPI quite well actually even at 18x,Quote:
Originally Posted by Kantana
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showpost.ph...24&postcount=1
Yoohoo, saved meself some money and some effort getting the card... :D
Question for owners. Is the IDE port on this board a native port to the Intel chipset or an Asus glue-on? I don't have SATA opticals and i'm not having luck with my Adapters on a Gigabyte S3.
The mobo has a native ICH7R PATA port and this add-on JMicron PATA port so that makes it possible to add 4 PATA ATAPI devices altogether. I had feared that switching to this mobo from my P4C800-E Dlx would force me to get a PCI IDE card to support my burners.
You have 4 optical drives? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by MacClipper