nothing especial :)
i think so
4.6 is a must !!!!!
222bclk schould do any high end X58
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nothing especial :)
i think so
4.6 is a must !!!!!
222bclk schould do any high end X58
that is not 222 but 228 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by westsider
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOk8SURiruc
http://www.pt1t.eu/public/X58/920_42A/4756_1_4V.png
thats not even 227 dude :)
nothing personal
thats not extreme
its just a good OC
go over 231+ and 4700MHz+ and than maybe
knowing little how difficult that board can be Pt1t's results are quite extreme imo :D. when i first started playing with core i7 chips i had trouble getting over that 222 base clock too.. maybe when newer bioses are put out to this particular board the biostar board can too get over 230bclk.. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by westsider
Off course ... we spent month to pass 222Mhz BLCK on tpower :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Solarfall
231 is also easy on My DFI or P6t6 ....
Here i just said that the tpower can push the 920 to 4756Mhz (Benchable) with only 1,40V Vcore and 1,40V VTT and did 228,5 with 12X multiplier.
What do I need to do to get over the 222 BClock. Once I exceed 4.0Ghz in Uncore the system will not boot. If I alter the BClk to 223 or higher with a Utility in Windows the system will freeze.
I am using a W3520.
http://img524.imageshack.us/img524/7...20x2018091.jpg
Push higher pcie clock but for pcie > 103 you need to mod the board. I will post mod soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kensek
So what Bios setting voltages will take me to BClk above 222.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pt1t
I want to get to 230 and higher.
My Copper CPU pot from Bartx is on its way from Poland.
Also will the T-Power x58 allow more memory mulipliers other than 8:1 and 6:1for a W3520 and a W3540?
i hope that bios star will update their motherboard bios for the x58 chipset i was in complete lost with the p45 version almost no bios update and i had suffered from a load of memory compatibility problem