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02-16-2008, 12:52 PM
kadir_slayer

where is it written? I looked around every corner of the mobo but ı couldn't see anything??
02-16-2008, 12:54 PM
Blackoberst

With my E6750 max FSB was 550, but all voltages were at the highest value.

kadir_slayer, above the first PCIx16 slot.
02-16-2008, 12:56 PM
BarboneNet

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blackoberst

With my E6750 max FSB was 550, but all voltages were at the highest value.

search your max FSB with :

vnb 1,55v
vfsb 1,4v
vpll 1,8v

then put the voltage on auto and try at the same FSB!
enter in windows!

then put at:

vnb 1,4v
vfsb 1,3v
vpll 1,6v
enter in windows!
02-16-2008, 12:59 PM
kadir_slayer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blackoberst

With my E6750 max FSB was 550, but all voltages were at the highest value.

kadir_slayer, above the first PCIx16 slot.

silly me! thanks... mine is 1.02g too...

don't you have any idea abput what the VIn1 and VIN3 sensors read in cpuid hardwaremonitor?
02-16-2008, 01:08 PM
kadir_slayer

Quote:

Originally Posted by BarboneNet

search your max FSB with :

vnb 1,55v
vfsb 1,4v
vpll 1,8v

then put the voltage on auto and try at the same FSB!
enter in windows!

then put at:

vnb 1,4v
vfsb 1,3v
vpll 1,6v
enter in windows!

This dude is telling the truth!!!!

mine was 4 hours orthos stable at
vPLL:auto
vFSB:1.20

and it gave and error at
vPLL:1.60
cFSB:1.30

now I'm trying at
vPLL:1.60
vFSB:1.20

If it gives an error I will try at
vPLL:auto
vFSB:1.30
02-16-2008, 01:11 PM
Blackoberst

It's not recomended leaving voltages on auto when overclocking, they might not be enough for a specific FSB or they could go very high witch might be more than enough for a certain FSB freq.
02-16-2008, 01:12 PM
BarboneNet

Quote:

Originally Posted by kadir_slayer

This dude is telling the truth!!!!

mine was 4 hours orthos stable at
vPLL:auto
vFSB:1.20

and it gave and error at
vPLL:1.60
cFSB:1.30

now I'm trying at
vPLL:1.60
vFSB:1.20

If it gives an error I will try at
vPLL:auto
vFSB:1.30

vPLL:auto = 1,8v real
vFSB:1.20 = 1,4v real
02-16-2008, 02:06 PM
Blackoberst

Oh, now wait a second, why should I find max FSB with

Quote:

vnb 1,55v
vfsb 1,4v
vpll 1,8v

and then try the same FSB freq with lower volts?
It doesn't make sense. :confused:
02-16-2008, 02:18 PM
kadir_slayer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blackoberst

Oh, now wait a second, why should I find max FSB with
and then try the same FSB freq with lower volts?
It doesn't make sense. :confused:

dude you just couldn't get it....
02-16-2008, 02:51 PM
Blackoberst

I think I have to be more clear. Why should I try finding max FSB with

Code:

vnb 1,55v vfsb 1,4v vpll 1,8v

and then try the same FSB with

Code:

vnb 1,4v vfsb 1,3v vpll 1,6v

I think this is what I have to test:
Max FSB with

Code:

vnb 1,55v vfsb 1,4v vpll 1,8v

and same FSB with

Code:

vnb 1,25v vfsb 1,2v vpll 1.5v

Witch I did. I found max FSB at 527, and then tried the same FSB with vnb 1,25v vfsb 1,2v vpll 1.5v.
BarboneNet said that for:
vnb 1.25v bios - 1.55v real
vsfb 1.2v bios - 1.4v real
vpll 1.5v bios - 1.8v real. This didn't happend to me because I couldn't boot at FSB 527 with the minimal values.
02-16-2008, 03:51 PM
BarboneNet

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blackoberst

I think I have to be more clear. Why should I try finding max FSB with

Code:

vnb 1,55v vfsb 1,4v vpll 1,8v

and then try the same FSB with

Code:

vnb 1,4v vfsb 1,3v vpll 1,6v

I think this is what I have to test:
Max FSB with

Code:

vnb 1,55v vfsb 1,4v vpll 1,8v

and same FSB with

Code:

vnb 1,25v vfsb 1,2v vpll 1.5v

Witch I did. I found max FSB at 527, and then tried the same FSB with vnb 1,25v vfsb 1,2v vpll 1.5v.
BarboneNet said that for:
vnb 1.25v bios - 1.55v real
vsfb 1.2v bios - 1.4v real
vpll 1.5v bios - 1.8v real. This didn't happend to me because I couldn't boot at FSB 527 with the minimal values.

did you haven't a multimeter tester?
02-16-2008, 04:02 PM
Blackoberst

I don't have a multimeter, I would've measured too.
02-16-2008, 04:15 PM
BarboneNet

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blackoberst

I don't have a multimeter, I would've measured too.

okey...thanks for your test;)

perhaps there is a different results for Quad vs Dual?
02-16-2008, 05:10 PM
NINaudio

barbonenet, if you can point me to a post that shows where the multimeter measuring points are I'll take some measurements tomorrow or Monday.
02-16-2008, 10:00 PM
tranceaddict

He is right about the over-volting. As soon as I changed those voltages from AUTO to the second lowest setting, it was reflected in VIN1 and VIN3 in Hardware Monitor. Thanks for the heads up buddy, I just got the E8400 and this motherboard last week, and I would not want to run such high voltages with a 45nm CPU.
02-17-2008, 01:29 AM
BarboneNet

Quote:

Originally Posted by NINaudio

barbonenet, if you can point me to a post that shows where the multimeter measuring points are I'll take some measurements tomorrow or Monday.

http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/6385/voltcw1.th.jpg

here is the back of the mobo.......i will search the misure point on front for you;)
02-17-2008, 07:01 AM
NINaudio

k thanks barbonenet. ;)
02-17-2008, 09:42 AM
BarboneNet

Quote:

Originally Posted by NINaudio

k thanks barbonenet. ;)

VSB & VPLL
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...6&d=1187557024

VMCH
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...4&d=1179836885

for vfsb on front of the mobo i can't find it!
02-17-2008, 01:23 PM
Elio

Does someone have rev.1.00g of the board and know if there is a V bug for this rev. too?
02-17-2008, 03:52 PM
WeldZilla

All you guys worried about voltage... Good grief go join grandma's needle pointers and overclockers forums. They are Xtreme Quilters though.
My 8400 has not seen less than 1.488 since day one. The first time it fired up it was at 500 fsb and 1.6 in the bios. Which turned out to be the 1.488.
It can take it just fine!!! I have punished it for days on end at over 1.6 volts.
I have Xtreme Air cooling that keeps me under 50C no matter what I do.
My northbridge receives the same Xtre3me cooling as does my memory
:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: slap those processors boys, show'em whose boss!!

Check out the volts on this run!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...lla/2001se.jpg

I have since clobbered that score but none the less the volts are the big thing here!!

WZ
02-17-2008, 05:29 PM
Leon939

Quote:

Originally Posted by bvanaerde

Also using v1004 here... so far no problems. I even managed to overclock my q6600 to 3.25GHz. With BIOS v1002 and lower, I couldn't get past 3.12.

bios 1004 and 1006 very bad :down:

CPU : 1.4v (bios) => 1.375v (idle) => 1.3v (prime95)

1006 same too :eek:
02-17-2008, 09:22 PM
Rocket

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leon939

bios 1004 and 1006 very bad :down:

CPU : 1.4v (bios) => 1.375v (idle) => 1.3v (prime95)

1006 same too :eek:

1004 and 1006 are better than any other bios to date.

I can set my Q6600 @ 3465mhz at 1.30v in bios which comes to 1.27v idle in windows.
Under full load voltage does not fluctate at all with the line load calibration enabled. Voltage stays at 1.27v.
02-18-2008, 02:45 AM
g1raffe

Quote:

Originally Posted by WeldZilla

All you guys worried about voltage...

I agree some people are a bit too paranoid..

As for BIOS 1004 and 1006, I have mixed impressions.

With 0906 I could run 4Ghz @ 1.352V Stable, 4.2 @ 1.49V, so I run 4ghz 24/7.

With 1004/1006 I need ~1.4V for 4ghz, 1.48V for 4.2, so I run 4.2 24/7 now.
02-18-2008, 04:45 AM
bvanaerde

Quote:

Originally Posted by g1raffe

As for BIOS 1004 and 1006, I have mixed impressions.
With 0906 I could run 4Ghz @ 1.352V Stable, 4.2 @ 1.49V, so I run 4ghz 24/7.
With 1004/1006 I need ~1.4V for 4ghz, 1.48V for 4.2, so I run 4.2 24/7 now.

Doesn't that just mean that the voltage wasn't always displayed correctly?
02-18-2008, 04:50 AM
g1raffe

Quote:

Originally Posted by bvanaerde

Doesn't that just mean that the voltage wasn't always displayed correctly?

No, it actually needs more now for 4Ghz, and temps are higher because of it.

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