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You're saying the max multi allowed will vary from chip to chip? One batch might be 57x, one might be 55x. As if Intel is really gonna go into each batch and set the max multi differently... I think that matters more on the stepping, whether the person is using a D1 ES or D2 retail.
Thanks Monstru :up:
Haven't tried this yet but will later on today <crosses fingers>
Hey man, that's not silly, nice speed you got there. Are you limited by the multi or the chip does not scale higher with voltage?Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
First of all, I only care about D2, beeing the retails revision. Second, I am not saying anything, just stating what some guys that tested lots of CPU's found out. I think there is still work to be done on the bios if you ask me.Quote:
You're saying the max multi allowed will vary from chip to chip? One batch might be 57x, one might be 55x. As if Intel is really gonna go into each batch and set the max multi differently... I think that matters more on the stepping, whether the person is using a D1 ES or D2 retail.
Hey my friend, just flash the X bios, enable vPLL override and enjoy the ride :DQuote:
Thanks Monstru
Haven't tried this yet but will later on today <crosses fingers>
only works for D2 stepping D1 and D0 ES no go.
It's a good chip, I think that's just as high as it'll go on air/water though, any movement results in bsod when under load, but it's stable/benchable at that speed for most things, voltage doesn't seem to make any difference either. Can't complain though :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Monstru
Nice Monstru, working great here LOLOL :)
I am glad to hear that, post some screenies when you have the time. :D
Nice job!Quote:
Originally Posted by Monstru
Not exactly the same, the UD9 uses two PWMs, this board uses a brand new isl 6366 which is VRD 12 certified, meaning it has the ability for SVID as well as the new PWM requirments. The board seems to have 24 phases just for CPU core, it seems uncore is powered by low RDS (ON) MOSFETs and 4 chokes. I see that same power for the UD5 with the extre chokes where the NF200 shoudl be , but there is no NF200 on the UD5 so i think its for CPu uncore(system agent).
SVID is in play it seems, my VID keeps changing for some reason, very wierd stuff. Seems like you can just walk up multi to around 4.5 and VID will increase slightly with it as well, and i think this is the proper implementation of svid.
Total system power consumption measured at the plug without heavy GPU aka gpu is like 10 watt x1550 low profile(POS) goes to 130w load at 5.2ghz with 1.53vcore LLC 2, which is amazing, and them exceeds tdp loading off heat like non other under heavy cpu stress like IBT.
Sadly i only have a D1 stepping cpu, pll unlock seems to do nothing. BUT i have heard mprovments from MANY with D2 steppers.
Hmm, there are 2 of those on this board as far as I saw...Quote:
Not exactly the same, the UD9 uses two PWMs, this board uses a brand new isl 6366
I take it that the GB H67MA-UD2H allowed (or allows) CPU overclocking? Or you meant something completely different?Quote:
Originally Posted by Monstru
It does not allow overclocking for CPU.
there are three ISL chips. One only controls the 24 phases, that is the isl 6366, the others are two phase buck pwms, one for RAm, and i think the other for NF200 maybe uncore. The UD9 had two exact same 6 channel PWMs control all 24 phases. This new pwm is obviously more advanced.
Yes, but unfortunately much to oversized compared to what consumption we can get out of SB.
Did is the latest version of the BIOS contains the UEFI BIOS, as in the new motherboards Asus and MSI P67 chipset-based ????
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Originally Posted by Monstru
CPU-Z is reading your QPI/VTT same on my UD5, there is a special new version of CPU-Z out for the GB boards.... I'll go find the link.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
Edit... Heres the link http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=141
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Could you explain a bit more about that please mate? Also, I'm on a P8P67 Deluxe, the VCCSA was quite low.Quote:
Originally Posted by C-N
I simply noticed reviewing screen shots that CPU-Z was reading different numbers one day & on further investigation I found it was moving in relation to the QPI/VTT I was setting. I mentioned that IMO CPU-Z was reading QPI/VTT in the thread I linked to & Pt1t suggested there was going to be a version of CPU-Z for the GB P67 boards which he later posted & I linked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
I have tested the new version & it still appears to read the same i.e not fixed voltage.
Sorry dont know much more about it.
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Yes, you are right, the old versions read VTT, this new one works.
- no, no EFI yet.Quote:
dupcengier24
Did is the Gigabyte has confirmed that it intends to introduce full UEFI implementations (friendly graphical interface with 1024x768 resolution,support mouse,more languages - Asus efi bios currently support 6 languages ,Msi efi bios support 15 languages and other efi features ) to their bios the socket 1155, AM3 + and future sockets ??? because for now uses it hybrid efi bios.
http://gigabytedaily.blogspot.com/20...37625918667235
quotation from page http://www.gigabyte.com/products/pro...px?pid=3761#ov
DualBIOS™ 3TB+ HDD Support (Hybrid EFI Technology)
Hybrid EFI Technology combines the benefits of GIGABYTE's mature BIOS platform including stability and compatibility with 3rd party products with 3TB+ HDD support from EFI technology, allowing GIGABYTE to offer the best of both worlds through a quick and easy BIOS update using GIGABYTE's @BIOS utility that is freely available from the GIGABYTE website.
one could surely do with the Bios would be chip version of the classic elements of efi bios and full efi bios with support for mouse-friendly graphical user interface, support for multiple languages.
Did Gigabyte hybrid efi bios, running in 32-bit or 64 bit mode and is immediately available to boot the system, all memory. If your motherboard bios P67 B3 operates in 16 bit mode and is available for the latter only 1 MB of memory??