P-D 805 & Asus P5ND2-SLI

HEHEH Thats some good news, when you fix the problem let us know exacty what you did cuz i definitly dont wanna run into that.

All youd need to do -- download the Intel NIC drivers ahead of time for the motherboard its got a 1000MT nic (theyre also on asus site). Aside from that just never insert the cd that ships with the motherboard or install the Asus NOS overclocking utility. I thought it might be useful to monitor temperatures but I've since switched to ntune. Just disable the unknown device thatll be listed in device manager and pretend its not even there. Apparently the Asus driver cd that ships with the board auto installs the driver for this device / copys the files to your hard drive without prompting you to do much of anything. I guess you may be able to disable autorun but to be totally honest Im not sure at which point it had installed the driver after inserting the cd. Im pretty surprised that it caused some of the issues it had. My SLI config would randomly uncheck the box to enable SLI on reboot which I had found really odd, and i had intermittent mouse issues where it wouldn't respond. I've read a couple reviews that also had issues and Im starting to wonder if they were having the same problem I was -- its really strange.

I'll be interested to see how far you can get the fsb up on that 805 with this board.

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Originally Posted by DPGX

All youd need to do -- download the Intel NIC drivers ahead of time for the motherboard its got a 1000MT nic (theyre also on asus site). Aside from that just never insert the cd that ships with the motherboard or install the Asus NOS overclocking utility. I thought it might be useful to monitor temperatures but I've since switched to ntune. Just disable the unknown device thatll be listed in device manager and pretend its not even there. Apparently the Asus driver cd that ships with the board auto installs the driver for this device / copys the files to your hard drive without prompting you to do much of anything. I guess you may be able to disable autorun but to be totally honest Im not sure at which point it had installed the driver after inserting the cd. Im pretty surprised that it caused some of the issues it had. My SLI config would randomly uncheck the box to enable SLI on reboot which I had found really odd, and i had intermittent mouse issues where it wouldn't respond. I've read a couple reviews that also had issues and Im starting to wonder if they were having the same problem I was -- its really strange.

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Alrighty, just download the drivers frum Asus site and make you own drivers disk, GOTTCHA!!

Got any further with it? Impatient to see lol

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Originally Posted by davvy76

Got any further with it? Impatient to see lol

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Same here!

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Originally Posted by Nasgul

Perhaps you didn't know that he was referring to 4.0ghz on an P5ND2-SLI?

And yes, it's 4.0ghz+ the common with ANY 955X and 975X (also the 945P?).

What part is not true?
I still think that 4.0ghz is not feasible with an nForce 4 MoBo.

On ANY motherboard with an Intel Core Logic, of course that'll be the minimum.

Do you want me to explain it to you in sign language so you can uderstand what the point is?


FINALLY, someone who understood what the point is.

The part of: from 2.66ghz to 4.0ghz, I was still implying with the P5ND2. I saw the great powah of an 805 (with an Intel Core Logic of course!) here: LINK 805. So never insult my knowlege on Intel related material.

Viper, you lost, now ban yourself.

Now for those who didn't get the point, let me correlate with my fingers (doing sign language): An 805 runs on a 133fsb which means it needs a 67fsb overclock to get to 4.0ghz.......now where on this planet have you seen a P5ND2-SLI doing a 67fsb overclock? :slapass:

Last, please read the messages # 1 and #2. Thank you, come again!

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OK..
What about this.
Not sign language I'm afraid.. :)

Correct me if i'm wrong (usually am) but in the shot he's running the ram at 2:1 so doesnt that mean its only at 100mhz? I know from experience this board has a problem running the memory at its rated speed. ie. set it to 667mhz and it shows in windows as 166mhz.

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Originally Posted by PcCI2iminal

i don`t think that P5ND2 Deluxe can handle 4ghz for 24/7



http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...smithfield.jpg

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=4715619

http://img93.imageshack.us/img93/659...0mhzpi32mb.jpg

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How did you get to the 348Mhz on memory of PC4300 and 930D? What PSU?
I have 940D and Corsair 6400 and maximum I can get is 291Mhz stable. And that is on Prometeia!!! Maybe it is my PSU (Thermaltake 680W) but anything above 291MHz and computer reboots under load.

Thanks