I never get c9 errors but do get c6 booting errors at anything above 285 fsb. Which auto CPU config are u referring to? Also which BIOS are you guys using? Anyone using the new beta BIOS?Quote:
Originally Posted by panzerchaos47
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I never get c9 errors but do get c6 booting errors at anything above 285 fsb. Which auto CPU config are u referring to? Also which BIOS are you guys using? Anyone using the new beta BIOS?Quote:
Originally Posted by panzerchaos47
I mean it's not available in the BIOS and C6 is the error I was looking from opposite direction. I notice resetting couple of times it will pass C6 error. I'm guessing it was selecting random configuration on each reset. I'm using 4/19 BIOS.
http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?t=462999
been staring at hwmonitor and realized the temp labeled "motherboard" is upwards of 70+ degrees Celsius. can anyone else confirm this? is it a bogus reading or is it really that hot?
I took my heat sinks off before running the board. The VRM heatsink wasn't making contact on one side because of a poorly placed black insulator thingymabob :( Take it off and stretch the springs, if it's still 70+ don't worry :)
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Originally Posted by El Gappo
Thanks what are your motherboard temps, if you dont mind me asking?
30C in the bios with about 1.3 northbridge voltage and running 1.6 v core. It's actually a very cool running board in comparison to some others :)
Mmm is normal to have a big temperature difference between cores and processor? I really mark the cores at 21 ° C and 31 º C. CPU. At what temperature should I pay attention.
wow thats a huge difference compared to my board! why do you say not to worry about my temps reaching 70 degrees? removing my board is going to be a pain with the water cooling setup i have. oh well, gotta do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Gappo
The 21 is a false reading, happens on most boards with thuban. Socket temperature is the more accurate one. I said don't worry because I often get bugs with cpu-hw monitor anyway.
I have it in water at 31 ° CQuote:
Originally Posted by Spunky424
well i reseated the NB heatsink. put some ocz freeze and extended the springs, my motherboard temps are 10 degrees cooler at around 50-60 depending on load. it however didnt make me anymore stable at my 4.0ghz goal. =(
you could try putting an amd sock fan next to it it sounds like your airflow is bad thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Spunky424
is the motherboard temp sensor located in the northbridge? im water cooled now but i do have an extra chipset block that i could use, my only problem would be how to cool the mosfets?Quote:
Originally Posted by stangracin3
Hi Chris. The recommended tension for this for 24/7 are 1.5V for the processor. If you lowered the temperature 10ºC can northbridge that you can maintain for the summer.
Put a catch like this and their temperatures.
Regards
luf1c3r
thanks lucifer i think i'm just going to slow the speed down and settle for 3.8 or 3.9ghz at 1.45V. also can anyone tell me what the BSODs: Memory_management & System_services_exceptions mean? what is failing? the memory?Quote:
Originally Posted by luf1c3r
Hey guys ~:)
New bios is TA890FXE. (0618)
A little more stable.
http://namegt.com/attachment/cfile23...AE18828AA5.BST
Cheers :) Will try tomorrow.
Expect great results.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by El Gappo
This is nice BIOS 290 reachable without C6 error but memory isn't stable at 1800.
I can't hit 300 RCLK even memory timings 6-6-6-18 with settings at DDR3-800. With CPU-NB/HT under 2 GHz.
So far no C6 errors over 275 but I need to give up RAM performance for higher overclock for CPU NB and CPU. 1090 would be easy to work with. I got 2750 NB stable so far.
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1259436
can someone explain to me how its possible that a week ago i'm prime95 stable for 24 hours and then i start my computer up again and try prime and it wont last for even an hour? i have not changed any bios settings at all.
Thanks for the bios, Name ;)
Don't know about you but I am getting completely random reboots with prime stable settings now. Out of the blue at the desktop and poof now power, all the lights but nobodys home.Quote:
Originally Posted by namegt
May be because I flashed from this stripped os, will try again but if not going back to the 06/01 beta :shrug:
EDIT: tried a good few times, 06/01 is much more stable for me in 24/7 use at least. I will try benching the new one but....
To me my ram is more stable but I have to prove it better if you can. I will comment. The cpu I have noticed that I have to upload more vcore. This occurs you El Gappo?
EDIT. As I grab to put the multiplier to 16.5 on this motherboard, said you could but I can not and C1E does not work either, turning off the turbo, the multipliers are fixed all the cores :shrug:
Yeah I think so :( Already high enough on the vcore, so I'm reverting back for now, will get to grips with that bios later.
Yeah, 14 is going to be your max multiplier on the 1055t once overclocked as this board does not allow you to manipulate the turbo multi. I've managed over 300 htt stable tho so you shouldn't have a problem, Spunky is making progress as well I think. Voltage does seem to be an issue tho ( needing to much of it. )
Well, it hurts me not being able to 16.5. Look at the amount of stress they have to reach 4.2 to put in all cores. The timings are at 7-8-7-23-33. I have to improve if I can.
http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/553...superpi.th.png
And is not stable at all.