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Originally Posted by Splave
Can you send me the Bios ?
Many thank's splave !
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Originally Posted by Splave
Can you send me the Bios ?
Many thank's splave !
post #1 :)
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Thank's :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ZenEffect
bbse is just rockin out hard on the OCF. once its volt dialed, its super easy to tweak for efficiency
You don't have any PSC to test, do you? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ZenEffect
well actually.... I do... and not a little bit either :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by ChanceCoats123
Lol, get it going!
newegg out of stock.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...irtualParent=1
but bbse is faster on air it looks like. i will get some psc cold in 2 weeks or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChanceCoats123
*edit*
just playing around now... not really trying to accomplish anything but a little zing. i can probably push them higher (2700ish) but i dont want to loosen up to do it.
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...psd2fbfd76.jpg
Sorry for out of topic, but I have an asrock z87e itx that has a bug in bios. Even if I change the multiplier it doesn't overclock my 4670k. Only from WindOws using the a tuning utility. Can anyone provide a newer bios than 1.40. Thanks in advance.
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Did you leave speed step and turbo enabled? Its necessary.
I had both disabled... omg if it's that I feel sorry for myself.
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Cant't thank you enough. That did it! You are awesome mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by Splave
talking with the supplier here in Portugal, say they do not know the date for sale ....
wait another week
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Hi guys , new bios is coming . If u guys have any problem, you can send me private msg . I will try to solve it asap.
Z87M OCF http://picx.xfastest.com/nickshih/asrock/Z87MOCF113.rar
Z87 OCF AC http://picx.xfastest.com/nickshih/asrock/Z87OCFa122.rar
Z87 OCF http://picx.xfastest.com/nickshih/asrock/Z87OCF122.rar
bug fix
1. EiST can be disabled now for keeping cpu at fulll speed even idle .
2. some minor bug fixed .
some tips here for the memory overclocking
1. Dram boot voltage & Dram eventual voltage:
Some module doesn't like too higher voltage during code training . For example : Hynix 1.74volt passed , 1.78volt failed
But u need 1.78 volt to enter os at certain frequency . Then u can set dram boot voltage = 1.74 , dram eventual voltage = 1.78.
It will help you to pass the training and also go into os without any problem.
2. Boot bclk & Eventual Bclk : it is working same as dram boot & eventual . especially great helpful of maximum memory clocking
3. Trdrd is the key of memory performance . Try to keep this one as 4 , even u have to loose others . U will gain more than what u lose .
4. Memory training threshold : This is the special option by Asrock Z87(M) OCF only .
The value of clock is reference by the memory clock which u are aiming .
you can keep auto from 1333 ~3400 Mhz .
But if you try to max out the memory mhz >3400~4400 , u can try to put it from 14~16 . It might do a little bit help .
5. System agent & IO digital & IO analog : each of them has auto rule already.
If u want to put it by urself . System agent maximum value < +0.5 , IO digital <= +0.3 , IO analog <= +0.25
IO digital & IO analog helps maximum memory clock .
So .. boot is for code training , eventual is for booting into os .
Simple and easy .. enjoy it !!
Nick,
Can you please clarify the twrrddr and twrrdw (memtweakit shows my subs as 3)
when setting to 2, the board will not post
when setting to 1, its slower than 4 or 3
when setting to 3, its faster than 4
what is the lowest value I can set? is there a bug with 2?
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Originally Posted by ZenEffect
u can keep this one as auto . and see what value be given
In Z87 . Some timings cant be too tight . it will get slower .
About the bug of 2 . Maybe just doesnt accept 2 under the sort of timing combination .
the same here too.3 is the best for these,even with aces efficiency is not that good
ahh that answers my question sort of. so 1 IS a valid value, its just slower.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickshih
I would like to add.. when I got trfc 88 stabilized, its because I lowered the VTT DDR voltage. took auto value, keyed it in and went down 1 tick. helped me a ton. was most definitely the difference between pass and fail.
DDR Initial - 1.8965
DDR Final - 1.9030
1MHz
VTT DDR - 0.944
hopes this helps some clockers out there.
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Originally Posted by ZenEffect
What vtt ddr volt make you failed ? with DDR final 1.9 volt
Auto value is 0.949 and its fail. setting .944 let me pull in trfc to 88
for trfc 86, it was achievable by tweaking this value further
DDR V Final - 1.9095
DDR VTT - 0.939
This seems to go by the old rule ive been following for DDR VTT.
DDR V x .5 as intel guideline states is best is not optimal. better ratio is DDR V x .495~.490 depending on what the memory likes.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=1#post5194499
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Originally Posted by ZenEffect
ya my auto rule will give 1/2 vdimm volt
your bbse is amazing ... nice kits !! and good run
any improvement after u put bbse on Z87 OCF which compares to other brand ?
i got trdrd to 4 yesterday and helped a bit... my mem is weird... 1.845v is best for stability and ddr vtt as always 0.8v
1300 8-11-7-22-72 twcl 6 worked like a charm. i need to pass mem training at low cache speed and boost it in the second boot,all this with the original bios
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Originally Posted by crustytheclown
which mobo and bios u used ?