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Tbh I think the problem is water cooling.. was for me atleast. The heatpipes on this board seems to be designed to have some airflow from the cpu cooler.Quote:
Originally Posted by vld
When I put in a fan to blow from the side of my case into ram/NB my temps dropped insane amounts.
NB temp was 42c idle/ 53c under load, now they are 42c idle, 43c under load.
Check your manual. Page 100 of mine lists the beep codes, but yours is not mentioned. The only "10" beep code is for a BIOS ROM error.Quote:
Originally Posted by alexio
I got this too. After windows fails to install the device it gives a checkbox that you can check to never try to install the device again, and it will stop bugging you. F5L is a BETA bios, after all. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by road-runner
The standard F4 BIOS let me run my Ballistix at 1220Mhz fully stable. Also I run 501FSB 24/7 on my DQ6, the NB (which is also the MCH, btw) runs very cool if the cool metal is any indication to go by. From what I know Gigabyte does NOT have a northbridge temp sensor, just a board PCB sensor.Quote:
Originally Posted by vld
Anyone with Gigtabyte P35-DS3R ever tried F5b bios ?
Is this bios better than F2?
Thanks.. :)
Of cource the heatpipe solution need "some" airflow to work well BUT, I have WC setup and I truly DON'T have any other fans in the case except the PSU which is located in another "compartment" of the Lian-Li case. Since I have a Lian-Li everything is upside-down and the heat from the heatpipe (NB and Mosfet) rise upwards the HD 2900 XT. Even though I have this setup I get no problems what so ever with overheated NB. I have temps up towards 65C when fully loaded for 10 hours of Orthos (stable).Quote:
Originally Posted by neuron
I also have reached 4158 MHz SuperPi stable with all voltages on MAX (except CPU that was 1.85 and Mem was 2.40)
So my point is that I really doubt that the Gigabyte (P35-DQ6) have any problems with high temps on Mosfet and NB.
CPU: 4104 MHz, 456x9, 1.68V
Memory: 912 MHz, 4-4-4-12, 1:1, 2.4V
SuperPi: 12.405 Sec
http://www.jobbig.se/klimpen/superpi_12.406_resize.jpg
does any1 else have a e6850 with a p35-ds3r? im having a hard time hitting 4GHz prime stable
help please
Yeah, and now I'm running F5e right off their site. Seems to be fine as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by d4ve
F5 fixed alot of stuff from F2. Check GB website.
hey guys quick question, on the DQ6 is it safe to run the FSB +0.15v for 24/7 use.... looks like its whats allowing me stability on my overclock (9x400 @ 1.4v)
after a few more hours of prime i think i might bring it down but before i risk any damage i figured id ask
I'm not entirely sure. It over volts the FSB, so in effect it would be overvolting everything the FSB is connected to. Personally I use that setting a little as possible as I don't know the answer to that. I would guess that you are hugging the borderline though... It's been my experience that I've not needed it until over a 530FSB when I'm at the board's absolute FSB limit. That said, a quad will certainly stress the FSB heavily, and I've only been playing with a single dualcore so far. :)
I run it at +0.3 now 24/7, that's after being insanely pissed off about it not running stable though. So I've pretty much decided if I toast it I'm getting something else ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by xgodxicex
One thing I've noticed is that both chipset and my ram sticks are really really hot, and I think it must be pushing more volt through the memory, as they prefer normal voltage over +0.2 (which they liked on my last board).
I got active cooling both targeting memory and chipset with this fsb, and I wouldn't recommend doing it ;)
Uh i have a E2140 running w/ a P35-S3L. I was wondering if anyone has this board and if you do, what was your highest fsb you could get w/ the motherboard. Currently, my E2140 is running 363 x 8 = 2.9ghz. My coretemp reads 68 degrees on load, so it could be a heat wall. It runs 2.9ghz w/ 1.3125v.
At anyrate, i'm just makeing sure it isn't a mobo issue.
Is anyone using the C.I.A. feature? Anybody think it's worth using?
Overclocked from 200MHz FSB to 300 FSB, vcore at 1.36v in BIOS. EIST enabled, C1E enabled, TM2 enabled. Boot into windows. cpuz and speedfan shows that the voltage does not go lower when the multiplier drops to 6 from 9. The voltage always stays at 1.328 at idle and drops to 1.312 at load. Why doesn't the voltage drop a little bit when at idle and the multiplier is at 6?
At stock speed, the voltage is 1.15v at idle multiplier at 6, at load the multiplier jumps to 9 and the voltage is 1.296. There is not voltage gap between idle and load when overclocked to 300fsb.
Speedfan temp2 is 12C higher than core 0 or core 1. What is temp2? When overclocked, temp2 jumps to 70C while core0 and core1 are at 55C. the temps can't be right.
Does Speedstep work when overclocked? Ive never used it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobHarris
Also: Are you replying on Software voltage readings or DMM results? 90% inaccurate for voltages, dont trust it.
Open up speedfan. check all the temperatures. Load the CPU (single-thread or multi-thread app...doesnt matter) check to see which temp rises. Thats the CPU temp. Nothing else matters., as far as im concerned.
One of my Speedfan readings says -2. As long as you can track a relative CPU temp, and you're happy that the CPU is stable, it technically doesnt really matter what the temps are.
Is worth flashing the F5 beta BIOS for an DS4??
I have watercooled my board about 2-3 days after i got it 2.5 months ago. I have no fan over the Silent pipe. Works completely fine. The cooling is easily large enough not to need any airflow at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by neuron
EDIT: Assuming you are using a DQ6.
Quote:
Originally Posted by buttered corn
68 degrees seems very high to me for such voltage and frequency, even using the Intel Stock cooler. What software do you use to read your temp and what CPU cooler do you use ?
Some software give +15°C because they read the wrong Tjunction. A temperature of 53° seems more logic.
Obvisouly if you want to overclock higher, you need to increase the Vcore by small steps and see if your cpu is stable.
Thanks dnottis,Quote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
Tried F5e and F5b yesterday,
using Celeron 420 runs @ 430MHz, memory at 2.5x = 537.5MHz,
with F5e and extreme setting at memory performance enhance, PL was set to 7 at windows, but with f5b, with same clock and timing, PL was automatically set to 6. I tried to change PL to 6 with f5e and my rig restart instantly. So for this moment I'm using f5b
ncix is the best took them 24 hours to ship me new board:)
soon i gonna make my 6850 sing:D
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I don't know why you people are having stability issues with F4B running 1230 mhz memory. Here as you see 40 minutes stable, until I stopped it.
http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/7694/dcpassqm8.jpg
need some input guys...
after a few failed attemps of oc'ing with the ds3r, my computer wont start. it just constantly trys to reset and turn itself on until i manually turn the computer off...
is there a way to tell if the motherboard died on me?i have about a week before my warranty with newegg ends so should i just give them a call tomorrow?
Did you try to clear the cmos?Quote:
Originally Posted by lazy
Pull the chip outta the board and re-seat it. Also, make sure you are actually powering off the PSU at the wall or rocker for a few mins to completely discharge, it should reset.Quote:
Originally Posted by lazy
yea i reset the cmos but still the same thing... plugged in a jumper while the power cord was off..
Unplug the the cord from the PSU then clear the cmos if that doesn't work try using only 1 stick of ram at a time. If it boots up with one stick in go into the bios reset everything to optimal settings then put the other stick in after save and exit the bios.