why you think its budget? i bought mine for 150 euro's and a GA-EP45-DQ6 or extreme was 30 euros more with just a few more features so i think DFI JUST OWNS! :P
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why you think its budget? i bought mine for 150 euro's and a GA-EP45-DQ6 or extreme was 30 euros more with just a few more features so i think DFI JUST OWNS! :P
naw, I was just surprised at the minimal price difference between the Elite version and the Plus version....Quote:
Originally Posted by MrDucky
And yeah if this P45 T2RS Plus is any where reliable as my X48 T2RSB Plus was then they definitely have a good price to performance ratio...:up::up::up:
edit: the only thing I would change is instead give it a Dual or even a TRIPLE bios, because as we've seen with my T2RSB Plus, once it's gone it's gone and you're truly SOL.... other than that it's basically perfect, and now even Crossfire on the cheaper versions...
but honestly ya gotta love the LED readout and the reliable boot-ups everytime
Yeah, I'm gonna give em another chance AND maybe recover the other one while i'm at it....
even when it did work, it sure beat Gigabyte's hit or miss boot - pattern...
500 FSB is possible on P5Q-Deluxe ?
I get 483*8.5x stable for 24/7
PLL: 1.56v
VTT: 1.38v
vNB: 1.38v
vCore: 1.3000v
I try 495*8.5x
PLL: 1.60v
VTT: 1.42v
vNB: 1.44v
vCore: 1.3500v
CPU & NB Skew: 300PS
Stable with LinX @ 30mins
I get freeze on GTA IV
try a lower vtt, try to put it so its the same as vcore in realtime try lower skews try 0 for CPU and 100 for NB otherwise 100 - 200
Good luck ;)
WTF how did the bannana's came in my post....
Tx 4 ur guidance ... but i found it did not work so good, any other setting then ? yeah.. sorry 4 mistype of my "procie rev", it's actually Rev: E0 not C0.Quote:
Originally Posted by megatron
Whats the lowest vid you guys have seen, the lowest i have seen is mine :O 1.1250
mine, i'm not so sure ... might be 1.25 V ( i'll check it out later )
http://i880.photobucket.com/albums/a.../Capture-1.pngQuote:
Originally Posted by Little Man
Very good Vid. A soon as you got to wear? Have you tried it with water? :)
no not yet.. i think my temp is ok without water.... dont you??Quote:
Originally Posted by luf1c3r
http://i880.photobucket.com/albums/a.../Capture-2.png
Are you jokin'?!?!? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by insane11
Even if this partial screenshot is taken on idle, with those temps with that applied VCore, you're at least on water!
Tell me why you have only the chipset fan reported speed?!?!? Facts speak themselves... :p:
im using the thermalright true 120.. and i connect all the fan to a fan controller except for the nb fan..Quote:
Originally Posted by Slag
assuming the mhz are not fake.. the vcore is not fake.. and the statement of using true 120 (not even x???) this temperature could be only possible with cpu idle and ambient 10 Celsius.. . if u happen to think to convince us its with cpu@load.. then u must be working this PC in an igloo...
uh umm.. im not trying to convince any of you anything. the only reason i post a screenshot of my temp is that i think my temp is doing okay without using watercool. i dont care if any of you believe what i post or not...im only here to learn more about computer and overclocking..Quote:
Originally Posted by papatsonis
The purpose of learning is good, but it is incorrect to try to tease people.Quote:
Originally Posted by insane11
Who has experience in this area is always able to understand what's the trick behind a potential lie.
If you do not live in Russia and have a malfunctioning heating or, as Papatsonis said, you don't take these screenshots from an igloo ... tell another joke, at least we do have a laugh! :rofl:
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grnfinger
There are "laws" to overclocking. If you do not follow them, you do not O/C properly. This is a fact, as are these.
24 hrs Minimum Prime 95 Small FFT, Then Blend. If you pass this you are more or less completely stable.
1 Week Prime 95 is required for an actual stability test. I could crash 95% of the overclocks you 8 hr Primers think is stable. I have had Prime 95 tests fail after 56hrs. Yeah that's right.
Point being, it wasn't just a stoke of luck that PC's were built. People built them with specific guidelines, as long as you follow them you will be fine. Adequate cooling. All that is necessary.
Saying that more than 8hrs of Prime "kills" your hardware is a level of n00batry that I am not even equipped to deal with. The very fact that I and I know many others have failed Prime 95 MANY hours past 8, would say your statement needs some serious re-thought.
I just finished failing a 18 hr run with my voltages lowered. LOL by your logic it's stable 2x over with 2 hrs to spare. But it's not. Don't be a typical retard and disregard what I am saying. Start entering facts into your sentences, instead of just thinking you know the answer.
Even cleaned up your spelling errors in your quote for you.
http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/z.../Milestone.jpg
Hows this for temps? TR Ultra-120a Push/Pull. Funny thing is, I would guarantee my 120a against even a Venomous-x. Hands down no competition. Check those load temps. If anyone would like to see the inside of my case I will gladly oblige.
There are no "laws" to overclocking. Otherwise there would be a sticky up there. Every system reacts differently. And it's a bit weird when someone with 6 posts comes and starts lecturing people on overclocking laws.
So, you run 12 hours of prime and it doesn't crash but 18 hours finally causes an error, so you aren't stable? Besides the fact that the LONGEST I've run Prime is 7 hours (Not interested in degrading my hardware, unless you pay for it, sorry!), what if you pass a 12 hour prime run, and NOTHING else you use on the system gets the cpu's nearly as hot as Prime? (Even a 4 core chess program is 6C lower?). Part of overclocking is knowing how hot the "instability" zone is and what, if any, programs can reach that threshold. Sorry but if you need to run prime for 1 *week*, then you simply aren't an experienced overclocker, unless you do 24/7 folding or something (which is the ONLY reason anyone would want to stress test for a week).
And, you absolutely do NOT need 50-100 passes of LinX. 5 passes is usually enough, ESPECIALLY on 64 bit windows at maximum stress (takes over 20 minutes), and 10 passes is the highest most reputable regulars here will do on 64 bit windows. Now on XP, you should do at least 10, as 5 passes with the 2 GB Ram cap goes too fast to fully heat things up.
Running LinX for 50 passes repeatedly CAN degrade stuff slightly. I've had it happen to me. So much for your "laws"....
My P5Q Deluxe and Q9550 need's 700-800PS CPU and NB SKEW to 495/500FSB.
495*8.5x
1.35vCore
1.60v PLL
1.38 VTT
1.48 vNB
Ratio 1:1
Not Stable.
What's the CPU/NB GTL's for this FSB ?
Nice temps but that is a very mild OC, and you have been running blend less than 1hr.Quote:
Originally Posted by nexxusty
Edit: Looks like you are running custom blend large fft's ? 8k will heat the chip up much more. For 1.23v and 3800mhz temps aren't that great.
495*8.5x OK !
AI Overclock tuner: MANUAL
CPU Ratio Setting: 8.5
FSB Frequency: 495
PCI-E Frequency: 101
FSB Strap to North Bridge:333
DRAM Frequency: 991
CPU Voltage: 1.35000v
CPU GTL Voltage Reference (0/2):0,63x
CPU GTL Voltage Reference (1/3): 0,67x
CPU PLL Voltage: 1.64v
FSB Termination Voltage: 1.38v
DRAM Voltage: 2.10v
NB Voltage: 1.48v
NB GTL Reference: Auto
CPU e NB SKEW: Delay 600PS
BIOS Ket M2001
Screen:
http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/6739/semttuloia.jpg
On U12P Dual 55cfm Fan @93°c LinX
Rock@Solid for 24/7
-------------------------Quote:
Originally Posted by 8800's@over
Hello 8800,
I just got an Asus p5Q deluxe yesterday to replace my last board which was a microatx dfi that had a burnout on the PWM.
I chose the P5Q deluxe because of the 16 phase power supply that could properly fuel a quad. I got the P5Q deluxe cheap by european standards as it was b-grade from Overclockers in the UK and came bare.
Anyhow, the board seems good. I have spent a day fiddling and now got to 4.1GHz stable on the Q9550 E0.
This equates to 582 FSB. It all seems stable so far, I have done intelburntest x64 for 30 iterations, no problems thus far so I am proceeding to try for 500 before doing any 24/7 stability tests. My quad is on water and got to 70 celcius during this abuse. The CPU seems to still work under 70 deg at least!
This board has a wall at 482, I can't break it. You seem to have cracked it though, I tried changing the skews like you mention, but it wont even get to windows above this freq. Do i need to hike the PLL votage?
What should I do to try and get past this wall? I am sure it's not the CPU as it went to 500fsb on the old matx board. The CPU was happy there (apart from drawing so much power it frazzled the board) and killed it. CPU is fine though. The DFI P45 T2RS JR board is an amazing clocker, but doesn't have the wattage to take a quad all the way, only really suitable for duos.
Anyway, back to the plot with the P5Q - I am putting 1.4 into Vnb and 1.32 into the Vtt. Vcore is on load hovering around 1.25V.
I hope to get the Vnb down later but i have horrible OCZ Reaper 1066 ram which looks nice but doesn't clock for 1 hertz past its quoted speed. This means i'm on the 1:1 divider. If I had some DDR2-1200 I could use the 5:6 divider and get the full whack. never mind I will stick with the reaper at a target speed of DDR2 1000 as it's not the limiting factor at the moment.
The PWM on this board is amazing - it runs at 35 celcius with the quad at 4.1GHz. This board could probably take an unlocked quad to 5ghz+ on suicide mission with liquid nitrogen cooling.
One thing I don't like about this board other than the FSB wall I've hit (which the gigabytes don't have apparently) is the lack of instrumentation - no measurement of Vtt and Vnb which my old DFI had, and this was very useful since the numbers for voltages in the bios are never the same as the actual measured voltages by any stretch.
On my DFI the VTT only needed to be bios=1.29 measured=1.21 to be stable at 4GHz, on this asus board i need to put bios=1.32 to do the same.
Apart from that, the board is all good and I hope to hit 500fsb and get the quad running 24/7 on 4.25Ghz without the whole thing bursting into flames.
temporarychicke
Try the same settings as my template, I think your VTT is too low for the FSB, P5Q Deluxe need much.
Try 1.40 VTT
1.48vNB for FSB 495.
this nb voltage is too high. i only need 1.30 to reach 480 Mhz.:D
BAM, man i love my UD3P
just took 8th spot and still trying....
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1013534
http://img.techpowerup.org/100212/q9550.jpg
try 4 GH on IBT
http://i50.tinypic.com/bgry36.jpg