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Originally Posted by imperiallord
Well I thought the same untill I tried the Intel Processor Identification Utility. Says my frontside bus is 1047 instead of 1066 and my cpu is running @ 2.35 instead of 2.4. These are the similiar results I see from AI Booster ,I am going to oc again and see what results I recieve in that situation.
Edit: as you see properties shows 3.15 ( fsb = 350 ) but both AI booster and Intel's utility show a very similar drop in speed .
This option is improved in the 1404 bios, you want to disable it for better performance, enabled it will throttle some settings.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlock7
Where would one find this 1404 Bios? :D
Checked the usual places ;)
Are you talking about the Digital Home Mode option?I didn't see any difference by using enable or disable.Actually the ecc option is a big deal for me because i use ecc ram and i would like to be there like it was before.Where is the 1404 bios?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo13
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Originally Posted by bingo13
Hmmm, I can't find it.:confused:
where to find this 1404 bios?
I've read the thread by Mykou abou the DH Remote problems,but i still can't get it work.I tried all the usb ports and install/uninstall the drivers.The only thing i can do is turn on the pc!:(
I have a really strange problem with my P5W DH. It's running fine as long as I don't install any Asus software :S From the moment I do install an Asus prog (like PC Probe, DH Remote, etc.) my systems starts to freeze randomly. I've flashed to the latest official bios (1305). And that did not solve the problem. And I know it is the software. I can play WoW for hours, but once I install some Asus software not long after it my system starts to freeze. Does someone has the same problem? And how to fix this?
I get the random freezing.... but I haven't linked it with any Asus software ... are you saying that after you install it, you need to reinstall windows, or just uninstall the programs from inside control panel? I can bench / orthos for all time, then do *anything* and it may lock .. like open a webpage .. or anything ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Skyline GT-R
I think its something to do with the P5W-DH not playing nicely with my hard drive (Raptor 74ADFD), but have been unable to confirm that yet.... :(
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Please add this fix to the list!!
For people that have a slow post, they should try not only disabling qfans but ANY unused fan ports by setting them to ignore. This was the only thing that solved my problem along with others. Thanks!
Well yeah, everything goes nice, running 3Dmark 06, Internet Explorer, MSN,... as long as I don't have any Asus software installed. Once I install some Asus software my system starts to freeze randomly and not just once in a while but all the time, like every 2min it freezes 30sec or more. Then I reboot into save mode and use the system recovery tool to set the system back to a savepoint before I had installed the Asus software. And well it works well again and the freezes are gone. So yes I think it has something to do with the Asus software.Quote:
Originally Posted by taemun
Is the tRD / read delay and Row refresh cycle in this bios ? ( fixes the shut down after saving bios boot problem like the P5WDG2-WS PRO has in the bios )Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo13
where is 1404?
i'm running 1402 and just love the unlocked downward multiplier.
very usefull for fsb testing (currently stable @ 380 after being stuck at 360 for a LONG time)
Seems like lower multipliers, higher fsb same clock take alot more vcore... Anyone else see that trend?
Because EIST change multiplier just before Windows;)
With E6600 you boot from BIOS with 8x400, so it is 9x400 to few seconds before it boot in Windows..
If your CPU is boot stable 1.5Vcore with 9x400, so it will never boot to Windows with 8x450 :)
EIST can only go to the max multiplier your mobo tells it, which in this case is 8 so that's not it..Quote:
Originally Posted by Dani
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Originally Posted by cmthomson
Thanks for the info. Pretty sweet.....
I was able to get an extra OC by bumping the tRD parameter by one over the value set by the BIOS. I run my memory 3-3-3-12-5, and BIOS 1402 sets tRD to 5. I change that in memset to tRD=6, and get at least an extra 10 MHz FSB (didn't test more). The other subtiming parameters made no difference; only tRD.
Memset 3.0 is out now. It has a "save" feature that autoloads your settings during the first login after the next reboot. :clap:
Here's a link: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...8&postcount=14
In miochza's signature Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 3.2 gHz 1.4625V so in that case it is multi 9 :stick:Quote:
Originally Posted by lawrywild
huh? I don't get what your point is. He said lower multis require more vcore for same speed
and you said it's because EIST sets 9x400 before windows even if you set 8x400 in bios..
EIST can't set 9x400 if 8x400 is set in bios because EIST can only utilize the max multiplier SET IN BIOS.. (8x)
still would like a link to that 1404 bios. nothing in google.
very truly yours,
politenessman
The 1404 bios is not available yet to public. Only a select handfull of people have it. If they were gonna share it, I trust they would have by now. Should be available to all soon I hope.Quote:
Originally Posted by politenessman
any idea on how one gets on the list of people that are allowed to use top secret bios's like this one? i will understand if its a matter of national security, tho.
very truly yours,
politenessman
haha..i think it should be out soonQuote:
Originally Posted by politenessman
are these bios actually made by asus or is it someone just editing them? I would like to see some ram tweaking options like the P5B DLX.
here is 1403. i think its pretty much the same.
http://www.forumdeluxx.de/forum/showthread.php?t=256507
i hope its worth it. they are probably going to come and kill me now.
very truly yours,
politenessman